The Pageland journal. [volume] (Pageland, S.C.) 1911-1978, December 19, 1917, Image 3
j^^^Continued from last week.)
v Q. 11. As to each dependent,
state whether such person is
L wholly dependent on your labor
Wp for support.
Q. 12. Has any dependent
(other than your wife and child)
a brother, father, mother, uncle,
aunt, husband wile, or child? If
so, give name, age, address and
occupation of each.
Q. 13* What was your total income
from all sources during
the last 12 months, whether (a)
in cash, or (b) in other things of
value?
I Q. 14. How much of this was
I the fruit of your labor, 'mental
I or physical?
Q. 15. Give a full statement of
all property owned by or held
I in trust for you. whether inI
tome producing or cot; and net
/ lucume irom same auring last
I 12 months.
I 0* 16. Do vou own the house
I you live m?
I 0.17 Does any of your family
I Or dependents own it?
Q. 18. Does any of your de
B pendents own the house he or
A/ i^e ^ves in?
m/f Q. 19. Do you rent your house?
p If so, state the monthly rent and
name and address of landlord.
B Q. 20. Have you paid any
I taxes during the last year? If so.
state seperately the amount paid
L on real estate; on personal prop
P ertv; and income tax, and name
v the officer to whom paid.
0. 21. If there is any encumbrance
on any property you
own, state its nature and amount.
Q. 22. State in money value all
jf property owned by or held in
trust for any person named as
dependent.
. Q. 23. State earnings-of each
named dependent during preceding
twelve months.
Q.|24. State amount of contributions
to each dependent during
said twelve months by per1
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Q. 25, State amount per months
you consider necessary for support
of all your dependents.
Q. 26, Has your wife been employed
during: any portion of
the past 12 months? If so, state
period ot employment with dates,
nature of her work, and amount
of her earnings.
Q. 27. Has your wife ever been
employed? If so, in what Calling?
Q. 28. Is your wife trained or
skilled in any calling? If so,
what?
Q. 29. State the condition of
health of your wife.
Q. 30. Do you or your wife
live with her parents? (Answer
fully.)
Q. 31, If you have stated that
you contribute to the support
of any pprson, except your wife
and children, state whether you
live with such person, and how
much you pay for your board or
subsistence to them or others.
(Answerifully.)
Series XI. Industrial Occupation
Q. 1. Are you engaged in an
industrial enterprise (1) to the
maintenance of the military es
tablishmept, or (2) to the effec
tive operation of the military
forces, or (3) to the maintenance
of the National interests during
the emergency?
j vii your answer is "No" do
'] not answer any other questions
and do not sign your name.)
Q. 2. Ate you an employe, or
in business for yourself?
Q. 3. Do you claim deferred
classification on the ground that
you are engaged in such enterprise?
Q. 4. State the nature of the
enterprise.
Q. 5. State the name under
which the enterprise is conduct
ed, and its exact location (postoffice
address-) v
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"laborer," "skilled laborer,"
"foreman," "manager," etc.?))
Q. 10. State generally what
duties vou perform.
"Q. 11. How long have you
been\ engaged in the work you
are now doing?
Q. 12. State your education,
training and experience for the
work you are now doing.
Q. 13^,State the reasons why
vou can not be easily replaced
by anothW person.
(The following questions are
to be ansWered only by a regis
trant who is an employee):
0.14. How many persons are
employed bv *the plant where
vou work? \
Q. 15 Howi many persons are
employed in ihe same kind of
work in your plant?
(The following questions are
to be answered \pnly by a registrant
who is in business for
himself.) ,
Q. 16. What are your earnings
per day. per week, or per month?
Q. 17. State whether you are
in business as an individual or
a copartner.
Q. 18. How much Capital have
you invested jn said enterprise?
Q. 19. How long have vou
been engagediin said enterprise?
Q. 20 Is said enterprise a solvent,
prosperous, and growing
concern?
Q. 21. What were your net
earnings from said business during
the past 12 months? \
Q. 22. How many persons are
in your employ? \
Q. 23. If youfhave any person
related to you by blood, mar
riano />? ?*? "
..HKvt vi vuuuucii who is in any
way assisting or can assist in the
management of the enterprise,
give his name and address, and
state why he can not take your
place during your absence.
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8'f your answer is "No* do
nojj! answer any rnher questions
and do net sign your name.)
Q. 2. Are you an employe, or
the owning and managing head
y 3. Do you claim deferred
cUbsification on the ground that
yen are engaged in such enter
w.;4. State the kind of farm.
5. Are you engaged m all
branches of work on the farm?
0.6. If you answer "No" state
what branch of work you are
engaged in.
. p. 7. State in general terms
(nOt as quantity (a) what is produped
by the entire agricultural
enterprise and (b) what is produced
by that branch of the
| fgrm in which you work?
| Q. 8. Name postoffice of the
farm.
p. 9. Do you give all your
wprking time to the farm?
p. 10 If not, what other work
dO you do? v
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V- ii. What is the name of
your job on the farm (for instance,
'overseer," "manager,"
"foreman," "laborer," etc.?)
Q. 12. What4do you do on the
farm?
X). 13. State (a) how long you
have been working at farming,
and (b) how long you have
worked on the farm where you
are now working.
; 0-14. State the nature and extent
of your education and
training as a farmer.
Q. 15. How many persons are
enaaged both as owners and
workers on the same farm as
yourself?
Q 16. State tl^e following facts
concerning the particular farm
on which you work: (a) the
number of acres of the land; (b)
the number of acres under cultivation
at the present time; (c)
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> not cultivated?
Q. 17. State the number ai
kind ofllive stock on the land.
Q. 18. State (a) how many p<
sons live on the land and (
how many of them actual
work on the farm?
Q. 10. State in terms or mom
value, how much the produt
of said farm exceed the amou
consumed by all persons wor
ing on itt and their families.
Q. 21. State whv you cann
easily be replaced by anothi
person.
Q. 22. State fully the actu
condition which would resi
from your removal.
0. 23. If you have any perse
related, to you by blood, ma
riape, or contract who is in at
way assisting, or can assist yo
state why he can not take yoi
place.
(The following questions n
to be answered only bv a regi
trant who is an employe.)
Q. 24. By whom are you er
ployed?
Q. 25. What are your earning
in monpv volim ?<> 1
?f?iuv* as au CUlpIUl
on said farm, whether in monc
or produce, or both, per day, p<
week, or per month, as the cat
may be?
(The following questions to t
answered only by a registrai
who is head and owner of
farm.)
Q. 26. Are vou the sole mai
aging head and owner of tl
farm?
Q. 27. Do you own the land?
0. 28. What is its value?
Q. 29. How long have yc
owned it?
Q. 30. State value of person)
property owned and used b
you on the farm.
Q. 31. if you lease the land (i
upon what terms; (b) name an
address of owner, and ( ) whe
ipmenft
c.
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Dd ^Tne soldiers at Camp Jackson .
can not come home for Christ
mas, so the Y. M. C. A. is plan
ning a big time for them at
if.
Camo. From their paper the
ly following is clipped:
What else does the Christmas
ey need? Well, it needs home folks.
-Is but the Y. M. C. A.'s are not
quite able to come across with
that. The next best thing, however,
is something from home
ot folks, and we want home folks
er who live near enough, to make
Christmas candy and cake for
? this party. Tell the folks about
1 it and have it sent from home.
about December 20 to the Army
>n Y. M. C. A., Camp Jackson, Colir"
umbia, S. C., marked "For
ly Christmas Party." These good
u* things will be dsstributed to the
ur Y. M- C. A. units according to
the number of men being servre
ed, and we believe in the home
l>~ folks strongly enough to know
that there will be plenty.
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Notice! Home Folks
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The Y. M. C. A.'s need home
,y made candy and cake to fulfill
er their Christmas plans for soldiers
se at Camp Jackson If you live
within 200 miles of Camp JackSOn.
will von nr.*
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Qt Send boxes by parcel post not
a later than December 20th, plainly
addressed to ?. B. Shultz,
a. Camp Social Secretary, Army
ie Y. M. C. A., Camp Jackson, Columbia,
S. C. (See article elsewhere
in this edition headed
"Merry Christmas.")
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present lease expires,
al 0. 32. State (a) how many per>y
sons are in your employ and (b)
the total you have paid during:
i) the past year to all of said emd
ployes. whether in money or
n produce.
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