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Rolfe Arrow

Location

Rolfe, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1917

Page

8

Iowa Guard Be Considered To Supplement Illinois Brigade

Iowa National Guard officials indicate the state may form part of the first wave of 100000 troops for France. The Iowa brigade would supplement Illinois infantry brigades, helping form a division as mobilization proceeds in July and August.

Nfor jJowa Guard Illinois Ie Moines Iowa War Department State Guard France Pershing Ilinois Naae Guard National Guard Newark Pennsylvania

Draft plans aim to mobilize up to six hundred thousand men

War department records to draft from 600,000 to 1,100,000 of the 10,000,000 eligible men were presented to the Senate Military Affairs Committee by Provost Marshal General Crowder. Immediate drafting is favored, with selections to begin within two weeks of registration and training camps ready by September 1. Exemptions and vacancies would shape the final numbers. Blind Red Cross work in Iowa aids soldiers with garments as volunteers sew. Benjamin Gene dealer buys $10,000 in gold for liberty bonds, while Patrick Corbley, Cedar Falls, dies at 108 after a lifelong illness-free life born in Ireland.

Washington, D. C War Department Gowder Senate Crowder Aij General Crowder Geeral Crowder Blind Aid Red Cross Vinton Iowa Coke For the Vincent Uncle Sam The Mec Iowa Cedar Falls Patrick Corbley Cedar Palley United Corley Ireland T. Patrick's American

Make Labor Fashionable and Economy Side by Side

The piece argues that making labor fashionable alongside economy will reform idle youth and revive American vigor. It links national production to character, duty, and sacrifice, urging citizens to embrace hard work as essential to a strong postwar nation and to reclaim the dignity of labor.

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Surplus Fruit and Vegetable Canning Urged Nationwide

Citizens urged to conserve summer produce and form small community canneries to prevent waste as governments and families prepare for large canning needs. Wealthy donors funded aid at a reserve officers camp aiding students with limited means to continue training.

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Joint county board sessions across Palo Alto Pocahontas 1917

May 26 1917 joint session of Palo Alto and Pocahontas counties held in Emmetsburg with W P Hopkins elected chairman and W F Eagan secretary. Healed drain and bond matters totaling 682.80 and 69000 refund bonds to be resold with notices. Additional sessions set for June 14 and June 15.

State of Iowa Palo Alto County Court House Emmetsburg Iowa Board of Supervisors Palo Alto Pocahontas Counties Pocahontas W. P. Hopkins M. J. Dooley A. J. Sedlacek Wm. Elsen Robert Klein John Rehm Jos. Kleigl J. J. Tdeneen Wans Westergard Albert Steiner W. F. Eagan F. A. Malcolm S. F. Hiatt Chan State of Clay D. D G. H. Parker Chmn Pocahontas County R. M. Grant & Co

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