National Army cantonments planned across central states
The article outlines the setup of new national army cantonments after September with camps in Ohio West Virginia Indiana Kentucky Michigan Wisconsin Illinois Colorado Missouri Nebraska South Dakota. It details training for 23 014 selectees from fifteen states and emphasizes sanitary housing iron beds and modern city like layouts. It includes quotes about soldier life and a Farmer Osbornes reflection on living well now.
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Rockies
Alleghenies
Central Department of the Army
National Army of the United States
Central Department
Cnvironmentsy
Ee of
America
Ceciloiny
Sherman
Chillicothe
Ohio
West Virginia
Taylor
Louisville
Indiana
Kentucky
Camp Custer
Battle Creek
Mich
Michigan
Wisconsin
Camp Grant
Rockford
Illinois
Camp Dodge
Riley
Kas
Colorado
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
South Dakota
Editor Mitchell Threatened as War Rhetoric Escalates
Hebron Neb Aug 17 editor E J Mitchell of the Deshler Rustler reports an unsigned letter threatening his life and turns it over to authorities while urging loyalty as the United States fights in World War I.merchant Richard Kiene also received blackhand threats amid wartime tensions. The piece notes vast military supply needs including beef, coffee, sugar and flour for a potential 1 000 000 soldiers.
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Hebrun
Nebr
E. J. Itchell
Deshler Rustler
Mitchell
Rustler
United States
E. J. Mitchell
Richard Kiene
Deshler
Kiene
France
Second Liberty Loan of 1917 Sets Official Name
Secretary McAdoo announces the Second Liberty Loan will be the formal title for the 1917 issue, with government plans and public bond drives outlined in a forthcoming statement.
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Secretary of the Treasury
McAdoo
Ngggetoes Cpp. Leo
Always Faithful Marine Recruit Seeks Volunteers in War Time
The article extols the U S Marines motto Semper Fi and urges young Americans ages eighteen to thirty five to join as a soldier and sailor in one. It notes a war strength of 380 000 men 4000 more than a U S Army division and highlights benefits including potential Annapolis student paths and warrant rank promotions with pay up to 2 500 a year.
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Edward
Clark
Marine Corps
Sam
United States Army
Congress
Army
Doyen
France
United States
Selective Service
Annapolis
Navy
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