Jefferson Township Statistical Report from 1918 farm data
Furnished by Ray Davis, Assessor. reports farm counts and crops including 5 acre farms, acres owned or rented, wheat and rye yields, corn and oats, hay and alfalfa, timber and orchard areas, and livestock totals such as horses, cattle, hogs, and sheep. includes apples, peaches, hens, eggs, milk output, and ensilage figures. shows 1918 harvests and farm productivity indicators.
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Jefferson Township
Ray Davis
Salvation Army outlines 13 million Home Service goal and ample reach
National budget shows 939 corps and outposts across the United States with planned Home Service funding of 13 million dollars. The program covers headquarters costs, local work, fresh air camps, relief bureaus, and building plans, with extensive counts of beds, children housed, and officers serving nationwide.
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Salvation Army
Home Service
United States
Army
Salvation Army launches Home Service Fund campaign
Evangeline Booth, commander, outlines an $18,000,000 drive from May 19 to 26 to bolster Salvation Army Home Service. She cites war depletion of resources and urges a new high tide to sustain contracts both in France and the United States. A parallel $13,000,000 drive is scheduled May 19 to 26 to double welfare efforts among the poor.
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New York
Salvation Army
United States
West Fourteenth Street
Evangeline Booth
Salvation Army Home Service Fund
France
Lloyd George Praises Salvation Army Memo in Paris Letter
David Lloyd George writes Evangeline Booth praising Salvation Army work for Allied troops in France and other theaters, noting comfort and welfare provided to soldiers. The Salvation Army Home Service Fund appeals for 13,000,000 dollars scheduled for May 19 to 26.
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Paris
Salvation Army
France
The
Salvation Army Plans May 1926 $18 Million Drive
The Salvation Army launches a week long campaign in May 1926 seeking 18 million dollars to support its work. The appeal stresses resilience with the slogan A Man may be down but he is never out and asks donors to contribute.
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Salvation Army
Home Service Fund
Frederick Duncan
Army
Salvation Army Campaign Aims for 13 Million Goal
The Salvation Army launches the Home Service Fund campaign seeking 13 million dollars in May 1926 to reduce poverty and crime nationwide.
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