Ex-Service Men May Renew Insurance By Two Months Pay
Former service personnel with lapsed war term policies may reinstate within 18 months after discharge by paying two months’ premiums on the reinstated amount. Eligibility requires good health at discharge or end of grace period. Admin authority notes policy details. Reinstatement can be done without formal health proof within three months after discharge, provided the two months’ premium is paid.
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Marewice
Army laundries show profit in November 1919
Washington report notes War Department laundries earned profits of 10728094 in November 1919. The 40 laundries processed 6,566,946 pieces of clothing for enlisted men, at about 87 cents per month per soldier for washing and ironing, reflecting efficient operations during wartime.
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ARMY
Washington, D.C
Ewon
War Department
Tax exemptions explained for 1919 income tax
The 1918 act broadened exemptions beyond married or single status to include household heads and dependents. A worker supporting relatives at home may claim a $2000 exemption, plus $200 per dependent child, with additional rules for dependents under 18 or disabled. deductions for charitable gifts were limited, and 1919 rates were 4 percent on net income with filing deadlines.
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Acta
Perenne
Asuime
Jiesiae
Tata
la Aa
Prioe
Viax
Wiley Trust
Internal Revenue
United States
Laxiger
Electrocution Tests for Insects in Cereals
In a Washington report the Department of Agriculture tests electrocution as a method to deter and prevent warehousing losses from pest attacks in cereals. The study also investigates whether fumigation can reduce damage from stored insect activity and seeks data on effectiveness and safety.
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Wabhuington
Trentine
Reserve officers cannot quit U S without leave
In a Washington memo the Adjutant General explains reserve officers are required to seek permission before leaving the service and must report their whereabouts unless serving in intelligence or other roles where leave may be limited. The policy aims to prevent unauthorized departures during training periods.
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U. S
Washington
Ely
Medline
Wyk
Adjutant General
Thay
Wof
Sbrond
Contested Dog Tax Case Set For Friendly Proceeding
At the request of county clerk A G Moyer Colonel E Hofer will file a friendly suit tomorrow challenging the collection of the dog tax. The action seeks to halt collection pending the Supreme Court ruling on the issue, with County Clerk Joger noting the tax law questions and possible exactions.
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Balem
A. G. Moyer
E Hofer
Joger
North Pacific Forest Receipts on Increase
Receipts in the North Pacific district for six months ending May 1919 rose to 1,274,900 from 1,043,000 a year earlier, driven by timber sales and water power grants. The Whittier national forest led with 446,000, Tongass In Alaska 44,160.66, and southern Oregon water-related earnings followed. Total district revenue surpassed 7,000,000 with entries from fire, timber trespass, and settlement fees.
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Pacifig
Fortete Amd Cliswes
He L Loving
Portland
Crom
Groen
Oregon
Columbia
Camp Merritt Sold as Scrap for 500000 in Tenafly
Government built the camp at massive cost then sold it to Harris Brothers Contracting Co. for 500000. Expected quick removal and dismantling with remaining buildings to be reused at a new post. Nearby towns will pay 99000 for sewer fee rights amid the transfer.
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Tenafly
Nll
Imp Merritt
Tenaly
No 0
Harris Brothers Contracting Company
Cileage
Danilo
Iaimont
Berrenfield
Weatwood
One in Six Kept Bank Account in 1919
Washington February report from the comptroller of the currency shows about one in six deposits in the United States held accounts in national banks during the fiscal year. The total deposits reached roughly 200,000,000 with many accounts consisting of small sums.
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Washington
Feb
France to Present Memorial Certificates to America on Feb 22
France will present memorial certificates as a token of gratitude to America for WWI service. Ceremonies statewide under American Legion auspices on February 22 will deliver certificates to the War Department for distribution through recruiting offices. Names of fallen soldiers will be added as records are compiled, with Franklin Booth's certificates featuring each hero's name and rank.
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America
Wilthy
Oregon
American Legion
War Department
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Army
Reca
Hove
Beral Weta
Tate
Nooome
Ing Bret
Franklin Booth
Abd ‘Featherneck
Atrest
Ware
Ingeriid
Neseat
Min
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