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This image shows two documents from the "Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Association," both related to war relief efforts. The documents appear to be typed forms aimed at providing assistance to soldiers and their families.

1. Left Document:

   • The header reads "Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Association," with an official seal or emblem underneath. The office address is noted—"79 Kilby Street, Boston."
   • A typed letter addresses the recipient, stating that an enclosed check has been provided out of funds donated to help families of Massachusetts Volunteer Militia members who have been called to service.
   • It notes that the committee intends to continue this aid weekly as long as possible but will inform the recipient of any reduction or discontinuation.
   • The letter is signed "Sub Committee on Relief," with space for an official signature.

2. Right Document:

   • Similarly titled "Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Association" with the same emblem and address.
   • It appears to be a detailed application form for military relief, requesting information about soldiers.
   • Fields include:
     • Name, address, age, marital status, branch of service, regiment, company, battery, troop.
     • Dependents of the soldier (name, relationship, address, age).
     • Details about occupation, employer name and address, wages at time of service, and how long payments will continue.
   • Additional sections for "Remarks" and "Recommendation."
   • A "Date" line is present at the bottom, likely for submission purposes.

Both documents suggest efforts to financially support soldiers and their families during wartime. The materials reflect administrative processes for managing relief funds and tracking beneficiary details.

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The image features two documents from the Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Association, an organization that provided assistance to the families of volunteer militia members.

The document on the left is a form letter from the association, with a placeholder for the amount of a check to be filled in. This letter is addressed from the association's office at 79 Kilby Street, Boston, and mentions that the enclosed check is paid from funds contributed to help families of Massachusetts Volunteer Militia called to service. It states the committee's intention to continue payments weekly, if necessary, and promises to notify if remittances are reduced or stopped. The letter ends with a line for the signature of the representative from the Sub Committee on Relief.

The document on the right is an application form intended for gathering detailed information about a soldier and his family. It includes sections for the soldier's name, residence, age, marital status, branch of service, and military unit. It also asks for the names and relationships of dependents and requires information on the soldier's occupation, employer, wages, and whether the employer continues to pay wages. Further sections cover remarks, recommendations, and the date.

Both documents carry the Massachusetts state seal and the association's name prominently at the top. The layout provides fields and lines to fill in responses for each category required by the association. A heading over the right document reminds that all correspondence related to the application should refer to a file number.

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The image shows a document from the Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Association, an organization that provided aid and assistance to the families of members of the Massachusetts Volunteer Militia who were called to service during a war. The document includes a letter from the "Sub Committee on Relief" of the organization, which states that they have enclosed a check to help support the families of the militia members. The document also includes a form that soldiers could fill out to provide information about their service, family, and employment status.

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This image shows two documents from the Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Association, which appears to be part of the American Agencies for War Relief. The documents are letterhead and an application form from their office at 79 Kilby Street in Boston.

The left document is a letter template explaining that a check is enclosed to help families of Massachusetts Volunteer Militia members who have been called to service. It mentions that the committee hopes to continue weekly payments but will provide notice if the amount needs to be reduced or discontinued.

The right document is an application form that collects information about soldiers, including:

• Name and residence
• Age and marital status
• Military branch, regiment, company details
• Information about dependents
• Occupation before service
• Employment details and wages
• Space for remarks and recommendations

Both documents feature the Massachusetts state seal/coat of arms and appear to be from around 1917-1918 (World War I era), though the specific year field shows "191_" with the last digit blank.

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The image presents a letter and application form from the Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Association, both dated 1911. The letter, on the left, is addressed to the Association and includes a request for a $8 check to be sent to the families of members who have been called to the Colors. The letter also mentions that the Committee hopes to be able to continue this amount weekly as long as necessary, but in any event, will try to give due notice in case the remittance is reduced or discontinued.

The application form, on the right, is for a soldier seeking assistance from the Association. It requires the soldier to provide their name, residence, age, marital status, branch of service, regiment, company, battery, troop, number of persons dependent upon them (state relationship), name, relationship, address, occupation at time of call to service, name and address of employer, amount of wages paid by employer at time of call, if former employer paying wages in whole or in part, how long will payment continue, and remarks. The form also includes a space for the date.

In summary, the image shows a letter and application form from the Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Association, dated 1911, which requests a check for $8 to be sent to the families of members called to the Colors and provides a form for soldiers to apply for assistance.

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The image presents a pair of documents from the Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Association, situated on a gray background. The left document is an enclosed check for $ paid to the contributor, while the right document is an application form for correspondence in connection with the file number.

Left Document:

• Title: Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Association
• Address: Office, 79 Kilby Street, Boston
• Date: Boston, 191
• Content: Enclosed find check for $ paid to you out of funds contributed to help the families of members of the Massachusetts Volunteer Militia who have been called to the Colors. The Committee hopes to be able to continue this amount weekly as long as necessary, but in any event, will try to give you due notice in case the remittance is reduced or discontinued. Endorsement of the check will be sufficient acknowledgment of its receipt.
• Signature: Yours very truly, Sub Committee on Relief

Right Document:

• Title: Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Association
• Address: 79 Kilby Street, Boston, Mass.
• Content:
  • Name of soldier:
  • Residence:
  • Age:
  • Married or single:
  • Regiment:
  • Number of persons dependent upon soldier (state relationship):
  • Occupation at time of call to service:
  • Name and address of employer:
  • Amount of wages paid by employer at time of call $:
  • If former employer paying wages in whole or in part? If in part, state amount and time of payments. How long will payments continue?
  • Remarks:

Background:

• The background of the image is a light gray color, providing a clean and neutral backdrop for the documents.

Overall, the image presents two important documents from the Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Association, highlighting their efforts to support the families of members of the Massachusetts Volunteer Militia during times of need.

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Two documents are displayed side by side. The left document is titled "Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Association" and has a logo and text. The right document is titled "Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Association" and is a form with various fields and instructions. The left document appears to be a letter or announcement, while the right document is a form to be filled out. Both documents are related to the Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Association and appear to be from the early 20th century.

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The image shows two documents attached to a white surface. The document on the left is a letter from the Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Association. It is dated 191 and is addressed to someone in Boston. The letter mentions an enclosed check for $8, paid from funds contributed to help families of Massachusetts Volunteer Militia members called to the Colors. The letter is signed by a Sub Committee on Relief.

The document on the right is a form titled "Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Association." It includes fields for the soldier's name, residence, age, marital status, branch of service, regiment, company, battery, troop, number of dependents, their names, relationships, and ages. There are also sections for the soldier's occupation, employer's name and address, wages, and remarks. The form is dated but the date is not clearly visible.

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The image shows two documents related to the Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Association. The left document is a letter from the Sub Committee on Relief, informing the recipient of an enclosed check contributed to help the families of members of the Massachusetts Volunteer Militia called to the Colors. The letter also states the committee's hope to continue this amount weekly, with due notice if the remittance is reduced or discontinued. The right document is an application form for aid from the association, requiring information about the soldier, such as name, residence, age, marital status, regiment, and dependents. It also asks for details about the soldier's occupation, employer, wages, and whether the former employer is paying wages. The documents indicate that the Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Association provided financial assistance to the families of soldiers during a war.

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The image is a document from the Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Association, likely related to war relief efforts. The document is divided into two parts:

Left Side:

• A letter is written on the left side of the document. It begins by mentioning an enclosed check for a certain amount, which is intended for the families of members of the Massachusetts Volunteer Militia. It mentions the committee's intent to continue the payments weekly, while also stating its intention to give notice if the remittances are reduced or discontinued.

Right Side:

• A form appears on the right side of the document. The form is designed to collect information about a soldier, including their name, residence, age, and marital status. It also asks for details about their military service (Regiment, Company, Battery, Troop) and the number of dependents. There are also questions about the soldier's occupation, employer, wages, and any ongoing wage payments from their former employer. There's a space for "Recommendation" at the bottom, along with a date.

The document is a formal request for information to assess and distribute funds to support the families of soldiers.

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The image shows two documents from the Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Association, which was involved in providing relief to the families of soldiers during wartime.

Left Document:

• Header: Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Association, Office, 79 Kilby Street, Boston.
• Date: Boston, 191. (The last digit is not visible, but it suggests the early 20th century.)
• Content:
  • The document is a check for $5 paid to the recipient from funds contributed to help the families of members of the Massachusetts Volunteer Militia who have been called to the colors.
  • The Committee aims to continue this amount weekly as long as necessary but may reduce or discontinue it with notice.
  • Endorsement of the check will serve as an acknowledgment of its receipt.
  • The document is signed by the Sub Committee on Relief, though the signature is not legible.

Right Document:

• Header: Massachusetts Volunteer Aid Association, 79 Kilby Street, Boston, Mass.
• Content:
  • The form is for collecting information about a soldier and their family to assess their need for financial aid.
  • Sections to be filled out:
    • Name of soldier.
    • Rank and number.
    • Age.
    • Married or single.
    • Member of what branch of service.
    • Regiment, Company, Battery, Troop.
    • Number of persons dependent upon soldier (state relationship).
    • Name, Relationship, Address, Age of dependents.
    • Occupation at the time of call to service.
    • Name and address of employer.
    • Amount earned weekly by soldier at the time of call.
    • Is former employer paying wages in whole or in part?
    • If in part, state amount and time of payments.
    • How long will payments continue?
    • Remarks.
    • Recommendation.
    • Date.

Additional Information:

• The documents are part of a collection titled "American Agencies for War Relief."
• The documents are numbered 174.21, indicating they are part of a larger archive or collection.

These documents provide insight into the administrative efforts to support the families of soldiers during wartime, highlighting the structured approach to distributing financial aid and gathering necessary information.

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