Record Red Cross Disaster Report Highlights 1920 21
The American Red Cross reports 850 deaths and 2,600 injuries from 43 disasters in the year ending June 30 1921. Pueblo flood caused the worst damage with over 2,200 homes affected and 7,051 people homeless. The organization spent about 1.871 million dollars with substantial foreign relief including famine in China.
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United States
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Hed
Wall Street
Salem
Ohio
Republic of Halt
Tulsa
Okla
China
Alaska
North Dakota
Italy
Pueblo
Shoup
Colorado
Harding
Red Cross Life Saving Corps Enrollment Tops 100 Units
Growth of the Red Cross Life Saving Corps across the nation continues strong. The summary shows 100 corps with over 20 000 members and about 1 270 qualified examiners. Key achievement highlights include organizational work at the United States Naval Base and other field efforts.
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Red Cros
Red Cross
United States Naval
Red Cross Promotes Health Across the United States
The American Red Cross reports extensive health education and nursing work in the fiscal year. It lists 87,787 nurses registered, 1,848 public health nurses employed, and 5,100 first aid classes with 104,000 students. Health Centers educated 90,252 people with 4,015 lectures and 780 exhibits.
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Tts
Red Cross
The
American Red Cross
Army
Navy
United States Public Health Service
United States
Europe
Red Crosal
Itg
Red Cross Rescued 600000 From Death in China Relief
The American Red Cross spent over 1.2 million dollars to aid five famine affected Northern Chinese provinces. An estimated 600000 people were saved from starvation by the year’s relief efforts. The program included 900 miles of roads and employment of 74000 Chinese workers paid with food. The Roll Call runs November 11 to 24 seeking renewed support.
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Wall Street
Red Cross
Tulsa
Texas
Arkansas
Texarkana
China
American Red Cross
United States
Manchuria
Elswhere
Lander Evening Post Official Paper Details
The Lander Evening Post, official Fremont County paper, published each evening except Sunday from the Hotel Nable Building in Lander Wyoming. Advertised by Bell Telephone and American Press Association, with J Hines as owner indicated in 1918 records.
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Fremont County
Hotel Nable
Lander
Wyo
Nash Six Dominates Front Bank With Smooth Ride
The Nash Six five passenger touring car is praised for its powerful valve in head motor and exceptional ride. Owners note roomy interiors, broad seats, deep upholstery, and a 121 inch wheel base with long flat springs. Prices FOB Landers list Nash Six models from 1,755 to 3,025 dollars.
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F. O. B. Lander
Nash
Public Land Notice for Nieman Homestead Claim in Wyoming
Elsie Sehoottlin Nieman widow of Fred Sehoottlin of Lander Wyoming filed a three year proof on land Lot 12 Block 4 YNW in section 30 township 33N range 93W with the U S Land Office Lander. She will present proof December 1 1921 before the Register and Receiver. Witnesses listed are Herbert Bawden John C Aver James Hurley and F D Preeburgh all of Lander Wyoming.
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Department OF the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Lander
Wyoming
Elsie Sehoottlin Nieman
Fred Sehoottlin
Township
Range 93
Meridan
United States Land Office
Herbert Bawden
John C. Aver
James Hurley
F. D. Preeburgh
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Lander Coal
Feed and Auto CO
Jasper Carr
Motor Inn
L. E. Pierce
General Automobile Repairing
Rexall Store
Fremont Hotel
Fyfe’s
White House
Solitaire
Sunkist Coffe
Life Saving Corps
U. S
Josef F. Replogle
Baldwl
E. H. Fourt
Adams Building
John Dillon
House
Lander Evening Post
J. Hines
Bell Telephone
American Press Association
New York City
HE Nash
Irving W, Wright, Hogister
W. E. Hardin
AU Courta
First National Bank
Sidney Swett
Dentis J. Baldwin
A. H. Cooper
Main Street
Benson-Coolidge
Kramer Kleaning
Geiser
LES
Oe Ae Furniture Hardware CO
Oran
Poposia Coal
Hudson, Wyo
Noble Hotel
Lander, Wyo
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