Citizens Military Training Camp - Full Pack Yearbook (Fort Leavenworth, KS)

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DES MOINES --- The City of Certainties Is Une of the Ten Fastest Growing Cities of America Des Moines extends a cordial greeting to the young men of the 1':l1 1'1 Se th C A d' h , ,:e,, ven orps rea atten ing t e - ' v - v - - Citizens Military Training camp. Z.: ..:, . ,..2 1 1,1 DES MOINES IS TI-IE YOUNG .. v ese' MAN S CITY. 2 R i ff Z' 1,' if sssse The.Y ung.ma'1 who COIPCS here zo. to be'-gm busmess Plants hlmself ln .4. :Z1 it - the heart of the flchest area Of land W on the globe-in the center of a sec- E tion where prosperity is ahabit. Everything in and about Des Moines makes it a CITY OF CER- TAINTIES - especially for the young man. The right kind of a young man has more than a chance here-he 5 has a CERTAINTY. Des Moines is not owned by people who control a business be- cause their fathers built it up. The young man who begins on a small capital is not overshadowed by tre- ' mendously - capitalized companies. He is not crushed by competition, because - Des Moines today does not sup- ' - I ply more than one-third of demands of its trade territory. ' Des Moines has l35 jobbing houses with an annual turn-over of over Sl50,000,000. Des Moines has 400 factories with an annual output of S60,000,000, with over l0,000 operatives. Pay rolls amounting to Sl3,000,000. Des Moines is in the midst of large coal Iields and at the junction of two fine rivers, insuring Iow-priced and plentiful electric and gas power. Des Moines is only 200 miles from the geographic center and less than 400 miles from the population center of the United States. Nine Main Trunk Lines of railroad radiate in every direction from Des Moines, and practically all the l,500 railroad stations of Iowa are within less than 200 miles of her door. DES MOINES INVITES TI-IE YOUNG MAN! For Further Information, Address THE GREATER DES MGINES COMMITTEE Des Moines, Iowa

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