The Red Cross Dollars in War Relief Funds
The Red Cross report shows for the fiscal year that over one dollar spent for relief costs more than one dollar raised, with overhead funded from membership dues. About 500,000 employees in the US and 4,400 overseas workers. 40 million dollars of goods donated and 309 million total provided by Americans in less than eleven months. The report emphasizes safeguards, oversight by War Department and public authorities, and cautions against mismanagement while urging constructive capital investment in western infrastructure.
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Mwaorbeen
United States
Red Cross
Agia
Ciroad Orgatcalione Gress
Pao
Hed Cross
Newaorkera
Amendan
Hed Gros
Reef Crork
Varore Codomner
Parogan Mining and Coke Company Meeting Notice
The Parogan Mining and Coke Company will hold an adjourned annual meeting in the Geonky Court room at the Court House on Monday February 10 at 7 pm for electing officers for the year and other business. All stockholders are requested to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parogan Mining & Coke Company
Geonky Court Room
Court House
Offeara
Bnsare
Stomach Troubles Seek Relief with Chamber Tart Tablet
An old notice urges readers with stomach trouble to use Chamber tart's Tablet claiming many have regained health after the tablets’ use and that they cost a small amount. The ad emphasizes quick relief and affordability.
Immigration and labor supply in 1914 United States
A 1914 perspective notes that the nation absorbed over a million immigrants annually, creating a large and unstable labor pool. It argues normal labor supply relies on continued migration, with diverse industry preferences for immigrant origins and a question of how many and what type of immigrants are needed for future development.
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Maaterial Industried
Io Questeon
Catia
He Industries
Afmor
Barber Shop Planned on Second Floor of Bank Building
Taylor Miller announces plans to open a barber shop in the bank building on the second floor. He promises a full new set of fixtures and improved convenience for patrons, noting the space will be better than current accommodations.
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Taylor Miller
Bank Bulding
Milford Lumber row spurs local frame of accusation
Psrowsa residents accuse Milford Lumber Co of supplying building materials amid a local dispute. The piece discusses federal aid bills tied to postwar housing, a legislative push by Rep Dray and Sen Bankhead, and a rumor about a local family matter involving a youth named Jules Wilcox.
Chamberlain Medicine Co Remedy Endorsement Letter
Carl G. Best of Syracuse Kansas praises Chamberlain's Remedy after trying many cough medicines. He reports relief for a persistent cough and notes his family’s use of the remedy over years. Published in Henulton County Republican News.
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Chamberlain Medicine Co
Balay
Ssugeession
Chamberlain
Carl G. Best
Henulton County
Syracuse
Kan
Probate and Guardian Rotece Notice in Iron County
In the Fifth Judicial District of Utah Iron County Probate Division the estate of B H McBrite deceased draws creditors to present claims by March 15 1919. Administrator Thomas Wiles Jones dated January 5 1915 Beaver Utah attorney Williams F Exo represents the administrator.
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Jah
County of
Iron
B. H. McBrite
Launs
Valdhars
Paragonah
Olah
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Oimes
Parowan Pudluding & Phintcng Companys Sproprietors
Alex HA. Rallo
Parowan Linh
Parowan, Linh
Range Po
United
Cafeguard Eted Crosa
Congress
War Dept
Fonda
Western
Pencadal
Swift & Company
Seek & Company
Consumer
Carminga
U.S.A
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Mellin Palace
UEW
Anc
van Loons
Walter
Mapurout
AST Ay
Fit WiTke Se
Brirce Oy
W. Warner Mitchell
Utah
Parowan Auto Co
Psrowsa
Milford Lumber Company
Bulding
Firth
Dray
Sonator Bankhead
United States Senate
Sasas
Birshal
Ford
House of Representatives
Jule Wilcox
Millerd
Feta
Delta
Ife
Luca
George Lewis
Fillefield
Ae Chen
Dave
Rae Aol
Preters Chamberlan's
Homas Wiles Jones
BR. H. Mcbiile
Wiluins
Beaver
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