City Mission Seeks Secondhand Clothes And Shoes
The City Mission asks for donations of used clothing, especially men’s wear and shoes. Call 696 and they will arrange pickup.
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Newspaper
Alliance Herald
Location
Alliance, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1918
Page
11
The City Mission asks for donations of used clothing, especially men’s wear and shoes. Call 696 and they will arrange pickup.
Moving service promotes drag wagons and auto trucks with latest appliances to move furniture without marring. Up-to-date wagon pads used on all jobs. John R. Snyder contact 18 37 tf 5950.
breeder D M Sayles offers Belgian hare does of breeding age for two to four dollars and up each. Sale includes Christmas shipping if prepaid, with breeding now for an early spring market in Seneca Nebraska. contact 62 21 9730.
Eva M. Thompson filed a divorce petition in Box Butte County Nebraska District Court on July 27 1918 seeking custody of the child and support and alleging abandonment for over two years. The defendant Clarence B Thompson must answer by January 24 1919. Attorneys Burton and Reddish represent the plaintiff.
In the probate matter of Margaret M. Andress deceased the petition of Ferdinand Nikont seeks probate of her will and admission of the will to probate with requests to determine death, residence, and succession and to dispense with regular administration. The hearing is set for December 26 1918 at 1 pm in the Box Butte County Court House Alliance Nebraska with notice to heirs and creditors to appear and show cause. The advertisement also mentions a piano advertisement. There is a seal and date December 4 1918.
Dr John H Finley, Red Cross Commissioner to Palestine, cables that relief work must widen immediately to save thousands in Lebanon and surrounding areas. He cites starvation, disease, depopulation, and hospital strain with ten thousand refugees aided monthly. calls for two additional hospital units and British approval.
The Red Cross urges a December roll call to renew or join 22 million adults and 8 million children, promising all you need is a heart and a dollar. The effort links Americans to war relief and honors women’s service as a mothering impulse, with President Wilson calling for comradeship.
American Red Cross to establish special mess and recreation canteens in France for aviators. General Patrick requests enhanced comfort and home atmosphere at sites where students and officers are stationed. Canteens to be run by intelligent cheerful American women and under sole Red Cross charge.
A captain urges Americans to support the soldiers, claiming if the public could see the bravery at Chateau-Thierry they would back the troops with their money and lives if needed.
Soldiers sailors and marines express deep appreciation for Red Cross canteen service. Postcards from embarkation routes praise care and support, calling Red Cross angels and 100 percent canteen service in Toledo.
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