Iowa War Bonds and Camp Dodge Plans Highlight State News
Iowa reports 3740 men registered for military duty with Camp Dodge to enlarge before spring. Nearly 4000 men from 12 states, including 250 Iowans, report for limited service. Local wartime efforts include a Bayless Park glass case listing Iowans who went to war and nurses joining Red Cross drives.
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Iowa
Louis G. Lasher
Camp Dodge
Bayless Park
Hipsters
Council Bluff
Hocking
Polk County
Guthrie County
Caas
Buena Vista
Dubuque
Kansas City
Washington, D. C
Des Moines
W. W. Marsh
Waterloo
Fred Ritter
Alsace-Lorraine
France
Ritter
Adjutant General
Guy E. Logan
L. G. Lasher
Logan
Adjutant General's
Camp Zachary Taylor
G. M. van Ausdall
New London
Iowa Knights of Pythias
Cedar Rapids
I. Salinger, Jr
Carroll
H. C. Young
Bloomfield
W. H. Bucholz
Greene
B. Fleet
Pleasantville
B. B. Brown
North English
Central District
Red Croes
Edith Robinson
Red Cross
State Board of Education
Iowa State College
Charles City
India
Dharwar
Gertrude Snyder
Pythian Sisters of
Elizabeth Nelson
Boone
W. B. Barney
Mortensen
Ames
Jewel Junction
Mason City
Clear Lake
County Board of Supervisors
A. H. Holt
College of Appled Science
University of Iowa
Engineers Corps of
Army
Holt
Camp Lee
Virginia
Martha P. Roberts
L. R. Roberts
Adel
Mark Conkling, Jr
D. M. Reynolds
War Department
United States Army
Washington
Army Training Corps
Davenport
Scott County
Lberty Joan Bonds
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