Quartermaster Corps Offers Wide Army Service Opportunities
The Quartermaster Corps invites young men to enlist for diverse roles in general supply, food, clothing, transportation and welfare services. Sergt. George D. McLeod notes skilled labor and clerical positions, with training at multiple schools and abroad supply units. Pay starts at 30 dollars per month for privates, with chances for promotion and extensive government provisions for dependents and benefits.
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Quartermastera Corps
Sam
George D. McLeod
General Supply Corps
Army
Pht Quartermasters Corps
United States
Quartermaster Corps
Macried
Hot tea and simple remedy claim for cold cure
A garbled advertisement touts Wamburg Dreast Tea as a quick cure for colds and grip. It urges brewing in boiling water, drinking three tea cups when needed, and promises to relieve congestion and loosen bowels. Described as inexpensive and fully vegetable.
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Hamburg
Waterfront guards expanded in New York to bolster docks
New York reports a platoon of 100 plain clothes waterfront guards began duty on January 30 to provide additional protection for docks and shipping. The guards will gradually supplement regular police and military efforts in handling difficult cases.
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New York
Questions on income tax reg an answer
Lloyd, deputy internal revenue collector in Weber county, answers common income tax questions. The Q A covers head of family exemptions, married versus single status, combining dependents' incomes, and deductions for dependents, rent, and interest. Answers emphasize personal exemptions and proper filing, noting when spouses file separately and how to treat dependents and foreign gifts.
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Lloyd
Weber County
Georgia
Chicago
Ives
Brussels
Belgium
Ure
Belgian Relief Association
Guard Going to London for Shipping Board Mission
Raymond T. Stevens vice chairman of the ship pike bearnh and George Rublee of the board's legal staff will be sent to London as permanent representatives of the Shipping Board. Washington dispatches indicate the move forms part of the board's international liaison and legal coordination.
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London
Washington
Raymond T. Stevens
Shippike Bearnh
George Rublee
Shipping Board
Co — Read
San Francisco Receives Ogden Portrait by New Code System
Officials from AP, San Francisco newspapers, city government and others watched the Selakman code picture transmission from Ogden to the Press Club in San Francisco. The portrait of Col. HE Bandholtz and Utah Nevada California maps were sent via Leishman’s system, received by W. B. Ruppann, decoded by Zuppann, and praised for its potential reliability and speed.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Selakman
Presa Club
Col
HE Bandholtz
Standard
Utah
Nevada
California
Ogden
Leishtinn
Press Club
W. B. Ruppann
Associated Pregramti
Leishman
Ruppann
Lelshman
Postal Telegraph Company
W. F. O'Brien
Fox
Zuppann
New York City
Agig
Bing Zaippann
Selahman
Sullivan held in 10000 bond for wife assault conspiracy
Sullivan faced in district court after prosecutors allege conspiracy to assault his wife Mary Margaret Sullivan. Bond set at 10000, raised from 300 by Judge A Pratt. Sullivan remanded to county jail as officers report further forged signatures on a $16 check cashed in his name.
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Pratt
Mika Sullivan
Marygaret Sullivan
George
Barker
Sullivan
Virol Aid Restores Appetite and Strength in Sheboygan Man
A reader from Sheboygan Wisconsin credits Virol with restoring his appetite sleep and energy after illness. He reports weighing eleven pounds more and being able to eat three meals a day. The ad claims Vinal contains elements to create a healthy appetite and strength with the formula printed on every package.
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Sheboygan
Wis
Higby
Be Gerwan Or Be Killed Campaign Speech Warned
Professor A W Jamison, assistant superintendent of agricultural extension, urged wartime sacrifice in a University of Wisconsin lecture on War on the Home Front. He warned Americans to conserve food, using every grain and acre to sustain victory, calling for total national effort and rejecting passive comfort.
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A.W. Jamison
University of Wilnota
Jamison
Anwar
Alice
Brrada
Profescor Jamison
Wat
Mentho Laxene Promises Quick Cold Relief
A late nineteenth century advertisement urges quick action to abort colds and bronchitis symptoms with Mentho Laxene. It claims a pint bottle lasts a family, warns against substitutes, and guarantees money back by The Blackburn Products Co of Dayton, Ohio.
University of Utah to Start Mid‑Year February 4
The University of Utah begins the second semester February 4 with large mid-year enrollment expected. New and continuing students may access war and regular courses, with special provisions for mid-year graduates. President Whitson spoke at Logan's irrigation round-up on arid farming and Utah's irrigation leadership. Howard R. Driggs leaves on a ten‑day lecture tour of the middle west after talks at Lincoln and Omaha.
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University of Utah
John A.’ Whitson
Logan
Wloh
Utah
Ibis Jeountry
Ume
Whdison
Utah Irrigation and Drainage Congress
Howard R. Driggs
University of Ulah
Teft
Middle West
Lincoln
Necrasna
Rt Onaha
East Iowa ‘Teachera’ Association
Shipping Board to Sit in England
Washington January 30 The two American representatives of the shipping board in England will likely work with the Inter allied chartering committee to apportion allied tonnage the United States can spare and keep the allies informed on American shipping. England has had a shipping commissioner in America since the United States entered the war.
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Washington
Shipping Board
England
Inter-allied Chartering Committee
Alles
America
Uma
United States
Breweries Close Down in Germany
Urish Switzerland Jan 30 The Allgemeine Zeitung Fuer Draueria General Gazette for Breweries says barley supply to German breweries will be stopped bringing the brewing industry to a standstill Not even beer for the army will be produced The measure is said to be due to a very bad harvest of oats forcing barley to be used for animal fodder for the army
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Urish
Switzerland
Allgemeine Zeitung Fuer Draueria
General Gazette
Churches to Back Government in Wartime Propaganda
Atlantic City January 36 an aggressive campaign by the executive committees of the Federal Council of Churches of Christ in America to rally churches behind the government against German propaganda. Sermons will combat the propaganda and women church members will be urged to support soldiers welfare and national defense efforts.
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Atlantic City
W. J. Jan
Councf
Churches of Christ In America
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