Red Cross Disaster Readiness and ReliefEfforts
The article outlines Red Cross disaster readiness becoming widespread in communities, recounts seven forest fires and other disasters, and notes relief given in twelve disasters nationally. It cites $1,208,161 in foreign relief costs and counts 790 deaths, 19,578 buildings damaged, 1,487 deaths, and 96,872 people assisted. It calls for local membership to support ongoing relief work.
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Red Cross
United States
American Red Cross
Red Cross Roll Call Urged by Vice President Curtis
Vice President Charles Curtis and Secretary Andrew Mellon urge nationwide Red Cross membership during the Armistice Day to Thanksgiving period. They praise the organization for relief work and its role as a community insurer against disasters both in the United States and abroad.
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America
Red Cross
Charles Curtis
United States
American Red Cross
Andrew W. Mellon
Red Cross Aid Across Six Nations in year
The American Red Cross aided six foreign nations in disasters from a Newfoundland tidal wave to a Persia earthquake and French floods. It funded relief for Mennonite refugees, aided 18,000 through Germany, and shipped vaccines to Costa Rica to prevent a smallpox outbreak.
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Red Cross
Newfoundland
Persia
France
Russia
Costa Rica
Fed Cross
Germany
German Red Cross
Red Cros
Americas
Alpine Bucks and Lobos Face Rough Route Ahead
In a rough performance the Alpine Bucks and Lobos showed greenness and struggled against Hillbillies and other foes. Key players like Otis Cannon and Connally stood out, while Graves reshuffles aim to spark a winning backfield as fans urge support and patience for next season.
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Wayland Jackrabbits
Tech
Mines
Kingsville Javelinas
Schreiner
Lobos
Alpine
Cowan
Lions
Rotarians
Bucks
el Paso del Rio
Marfa
Overcoat care tips urge thrift and renewal
A historical verse extols thrift in clothing, advising proper care of an overcoat. It suggests cleaning, repairing, or dyeing to extend life, noting the coat will shield from frost and remain usable rather than discarded. The poem blends practical advice with playful language about keeping an old garment stylish and serviceable.
Home Economics club organized at junior high school
Reported by Elaine Ross and Miss Steffens the junior high school organized a Home Economics Club. Officers include Vs Lee White by‑laws and Mary C Knox on the program committee. Meetings set for the second and fourth Mondays at 4:00 in the home economics room.
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Home Economics Club
Elaine Ross
Steffens
Iman
Lee White
Allene Wanentee
Cleo Archer
Mary C. Knox
Madera Ward School Chili Booth Quells Halloween Night
The Mexican P T A of the Madera ward school ran a chili booth during the Halloween carnival last Friday night. Excellent chili suppers were served with proceeds benefiting the school activities.
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P.T. A
Madera Ward School
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