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06 Dec 1918
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Newspaper
Mount Vernon Signal
Location
Mount Vernon, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1918
Page
1
A local retailer invites customers to browse at their own pace in a friendly, welcoming atmosphere. Shoppers are encouraged to take time to explore products and feel comfortable while perusing the aisles.
Red Cross shipped ice skates to American troops in Russia and operates shoe factories in Limoges for Belgian children. Refugee French women darn socks for soldiers and Costa Rica makes knitting needles from coco bolo wood. A Red Cross Christmas Roll Call is set for December 16 to 23. American ambulance crews earned 65 decorations in a month. Uruguay reports generous Red Cross support. An institute for the blind will coordinate care for blinded soldiers in Baltimore. Local notices include obituaries, visits, and community chatter about families and neighbors across the region.
In a local notice Brodhead reports raising 324 dollars and a half in the United War Work Campaign while neighboring Livingston sought 900 dollars. The column questions why Livingston did not contribute as readily. Mrs. E. B. land was visiting relatives.
The notice mandates dog licensing by January 1, 1919 with a county clerk payment. It mentions the license fee as the sole year tax on dog owners and references funds, reports, and a misposted $38.50 credited to a district relief effort and Miss Cummins.
A historic call extols the Red Cross as a morale force aiding armies in battle and postwar recovery. With two million soldiers in France, caretakers must endure months more at home, while devastated nations require support. A $1 membership drive seeks broad public donations.
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