Salvation Army plans social citadels across the Northwest
The Salvation Army proposes building citadels in Minnesota North and South Dakota to serve as social centers and offi ce hubs for the poor. Colonel Stephen Marshall leads the plan with facilities for rest rooms showers and low cost food plus offices and meeting rooms for district work.
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Salvation Army Appeals for 16 Million Home Service Fund
Commander Evangéline Booth urges donations to reach a 16 million national Home Service quota. She outlines how funds relieve street collecting burdens and boost relief for prisoners, slum residents, children, and the destitute, funding clubs for workers and expanded mercy work.
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Salvation Army aids unwed mothers in Minnesota home
The Salvation Army runs a maternity and rescue home in St Paul serving girls from Minnesota and nearby states. It provides structured daily work, sewing, and domestic tasks, with identity erased for residents and monthly updates to a 160-strong alumni mailing list.
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