Ohio flood relief funds pour in across towns
A broad relief drive across Montana and nearby areas reports steady donations for Ohio flood victims. Citizens, banks, schools, and businesses contribute amounts ranging from small coins to several hundred dollars, with totals surpassing two thousand and rising as committees mobilize across cities. Local press notes swift, organized giving and telegraphing of funds to relief efforts in Columbus and surrounding areas.
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Frony
Butte
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Wil
Ohio flood conditions across districts report relief efforts
An analysis from A Reed of the Central Union Telephone Company details Ohio flood districts. Delaware lacks power water and phone service while locals provide relief. Newark and Troy report severe disruption with some outside aid requested. Piqua and Lima seek militia and external supplies, while others rely on local committees and neighboring towns for relief.
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Logan
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Winchester
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Fremont
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Citizens’ Committee
Toledo
Ottawa
Lima
Defiance
Abie
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