Red Cross to Sustain War Effort Indefinitely
The American Red Cross pledges continuation of its work with 2864 chapters and 104000 members in a nationwide call to rally Americans to show spirit and aid refugees. Leaders emphasize cooperation with allied relief bodies and a shift toward a peacetime relief program while preparing for epidemics and ongoing emergencies.
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Henry P. Dy
America Red Cross
Statenen
Antica Red
Red Cross
Paris
Europe
United States
American Red Cross
Red Cape
National Red Cross and
Relief Societiee
Ogee
Ieee
Red Cross Shares Postwar Plan and Fund Drive
The article outlines the American Red Cross postwar program focusing on international relief, public health education, and community service. It calls for loyalty to the organization, a modest annual membership, and a Christmastime roll call to fund ongoing global aid and domestic programs.
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American Red Cross
Red Cross
Shaptere
Eft
Orltorm
Red Cros
Tila
Uhua
America
Red Cross Division Leaders Urge Loyal Support for Campaign
Simmons, Western Division Red Cross manager, urged continued leadership in Red Cross activities across Kansas Missouri Texas and Oklahoma. He praised volunteers for surgical dressings and care during wartime and urged all residents to join the membership drive set for December 16 to 23 to show five states’ loyalty and help the people of Europe and the camps at home.
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Mons
Red Cross
Hhwestern
Red Crows
Shsnoms
Kansas
Miscou Artanans
Texas
Oklahome Lave
America
Europe
Cahe ‘En
Red Cross Pepat
Missouri
Kansan
Ty Arkgnaas
Diasoma
Amerie
Groe
City Commission Meeting Sets Monthly Session
City Marshal Mi A. S. Justice and officials discuss wartime food aims and municipal actions. The commission convenes on the first Monday of each month to address public welfare, safety, and community efforts in saving resources and guiding civic programs.
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Mi A. S. Justice
Nations
Starine
War bonds and national duty urged in postwar finance plea
A national appeal warns the war is not over and urges continued support for Liberty Bonds. Leaders and governors from Texas, Oklahoma, and other states urge conservative spending, maintaining war securities, and financing to sustain soldiers, rebuild industry, and sustain a global economic role. They stress patriotism, retrenchment, and orderly demobilization.
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Texas
Jas Callan
Catt Menard
Association of Texas
R. L. Williams
State of
Oklahoma
Suqar Showed Our Backbone Stand With The Allies
In a wartime tone the text argues U S sugar policy avoided famine by reducing consumption. It praises resilience and Allied support while noting government failures and the danger of shortages if policy had faltered. The piece emphasizes shared sacrifice and the perceived success of rationing.
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United States
War and rates amid a changing transportation scene
A fragmented report notes shifts in freight and passenger rates as rail and shipping interests adapt to wartime demands. Officials pledge cooperation and clear interpretation of new tariffs to minimize delays and keep patrons informed during the global conflict.
Court Calendar Notes for February and August Sessions
Court calendar lists meetings for precinct Monday sessions and probate district schedules. Justice courts convene on the second Monday in February and August, with probate and district courts meeting the fifth Monday after the first Monday in January.
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Ci Fo
Loyalty in Little Things Last Proof of Patriotism
A compact brief notes a recurring theme of fidelity in daily acts, anchored by a fleeting mention of a tee image and scattered phrases. The fragment hints at a community or cultural piece stressing steady loyalty through small deeds, with no clear event or date.
New Train Schedule KC M O Orient Arrives Late
New timetable announces arrivals for KC M O Orient and Southern Pacific East Bound trains with multiple due times listed including 11:59 p.m. 10:57 p.m. and 9:52 a.m. indicating status for trains No. 101 No. 102 and others.
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KC M. & O-Orient
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City Commission
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Germany
Enorus
France
W. P. Hobby
Arizona
Hunt
Alorris Sheppard
Washington
R. G. Pleasant
Iana
Sucar
Fexas & Louisiane
Arcent
Weil
Theift
J. A. Cox
Alerson, W. Va
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