New Officers and Men Join Ranks at Camp Dodge
The article reports new officers training camp roles at Camp Dodge starting January 5 with Col J De Camp Hall as chief instructor and a board to review national army admissions. About 500 men will enroll, enlisting as privates with possible commissions or study equivalencies, plus details on bandmen training for first aid duties and a dense daily schedule of artillery and infantry activities and lectures.
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Officers Training School
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Camp Dodge
Col
J. de Camp Hall
Anking
Bre
Fletcher Rockwood
George R. Kingham
R. Wage
Archer L. Burnham
Abbott M. Washburn
Silas Bryan
Timothy J.mccoy
James G. Nye
Walter F. Beven
Harold H. Corey
John 8. Nichlls
Joseph N.rosenfield
National Army
Fort Panelling
Civision
Whch
Robb
Mae
Board of Censors
Bartlett News Roundup Notes Local Deaths and Travels
Walter Wright recovers from severe tonsillitis. Ray Morrison loses a cow to corn stalk disease. Miss Cecil Aitken to Nebraska City for dental interview. Roy Wood returns from Union visit. Opal Carter visits Hemmingford family. Dutch Hollow school hosts Christmas program. Leta Harris leaves for Florida for three months. Corporal W W Aitken on five day furlough. Leeka child ill with pneumonia risk. Courtney family from Montana visiting. King couple take Cleo for throat treatment in Nebraska City. Spurlock preaches at King schoolhouse. Wildermuth preaches at L D S church then to Thurman for Christmas services. Arthur Collins and wife visiting Percyval relatives. Elder Haden delays wedding plans due to illness and upcoming surgery for chronic appendicitis.
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Roy Wood
Union
Neb
Opal Carter
Hemmingford
Amost Yost
Dutch Hollow
Leta Harris
Florida
W. W. Aitken
Camp Dodge
Roy Leeka
F. Courtney
Montana
Courtney
Geo. Surface
Will King
Nebraska City
Cleo
Spurlock
King
Wayne Richardson
Miss Alta Case
Tabor
Elder Haden
Illinois-Deserted Silver City News Notes and Public Notices
The column reports on J W Kruge joining the U S Signal Corps in San Antonio, Sahlstrom Swarts and Mabel Swarts called home for a father’s illness, cattle purchase by John Prince in Council Bluffs, a peculiar incident with a hen and chick at Bert Bad’s home west of town, letters from George and Mrs James living in Rugby England, and observations on wartime life, prices, and hospital work. It also provides library notes, new book releases, magazine listings, and a long legal notice in Mills County Iowa about a property deed correction and quieting title involving Alfred J Harmer and Thomas J Dunn, among others.
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Times
J. W. Kruge
San Antonio
U. S. Signal Corps
Sahlstrom
Mabel Swarts
Phillipp
5. D
W. C. Swarts
John Prince
Council Bluffs
Kie
Bert Bads
Llenwood
Camp Dodge
Guy Empey
Paxson
Hart
Eggleson
America
Hunt
Greece
Rome
Fairbanks
Fowler
Alcibiades
Robinson
Iowa Magazine
School Board Journal
Literary Digest
Independent
Saturday Evening Post
World’s Work
Atlantic Monthly
Popular Mechanics
Reader's, Guide
Iowa
Journal of History and Politics
Country Gentleman
Wallace's Farmer
Garden Magazine
Field and Stream
Birds and Nature
Mentor
National Geographic
Travel
Century
Harpers
Scribner's
Munsey
American
Chicago Daily Herald
Mills County Tribune
Glenwood Opinion
Tabor Beacon
Free Poland
House Beautiful
Good Housekeeping
the Ladies’ Home Journal
Woman's Home Companion
Modern Priscilla
Woman Citizen
Youth’s Companion
St. Nicholas
Thomas J. Bunn
Daniel A. Farrell
Range
Mills County
District Court
Towa
Alfred J. Harmer
Joseph Rhode
Thomas J. Dunn
Mary Rhode
Daniel A. Ferrell
Bunn
Farrel
Hog production urged up to fifteen percent by county
The U S Department of Agriculture asked county farmers to raise hog production by fifteen percent if feasible. Slaughter under federal supervision in 1946 reached 40,483,000 head, down from 46,211,000 in 1917. National totals show 67,470,000 in 1916 and 67,020,000 in 1917, with lighter average weights in 1917 and stock hogs 5,427,000 fewer than in 1916.
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U. S. Départment,of Agriculture
United States
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Iowa State University
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Advo Collection Agency
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Hon. W
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Mills County National Bank
Glenwood State Bank
W. M
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Carter Block
W. Roy Tucker
C. P. Kinney
Mutual Insurance
Pottawattamie
the Tribune
Geo. Zimmer
Glenwood, Iowa
E. H. Matthews
al Farm Sales
Taber
C. H. Ames
Randolph, Towa
Terme Evans
Eagle Laundry of Soaps
Les
Chas, Aitken
Church of Christ
Lynn Franklin
Carl Buch
Square
R. L. Dillehay
W. H. Cramer
Emerson, Iowa
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