Boyden News Roundup and Local Notices
Weekly market notes for Boyden include cattle prices and farm terms. Community items report Mrs. J C Fryde in Hull for dental work, visits by Josephine Sarset and Ethel Pryde, a missing weed chain, and social rounds with neighbors Kuyper Rowen horst Van den Brink Prige Grooters Belt. Firestone tire offer posted with finder reward. John Kleinhesselink of Orange City visited Emma DeBoer.
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J CC
Fryde
Hull
Josephine Sarset
Sheldon
Ethel Pryde
Boyden
A. A. Kuyper
K. Rowenhorst
Monroe
Steve van den Brink
Stindi
Harry Belt
Matlock
Martin Prige
Ben Grooters
Sanborn
Sioux Certer
John Kleinhesselink
Orange City
Iowa
Emma DeBoer
Red Cross Plans Third Roll Call and Peace Program
E K Hardy outlines a postwar Red Cross plan with a third roll call from Nov 2 to 4 seeking votes of confidence and funds. The aim is 4 million annual members and 8 million dollars in five states Illinois Iowa Michigan Wisconsin Nebraska, while continuing war relief and expanding nursing and home care training.
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Red Cross
Central Division
Illinois
Iowa
Michigeun
Wisconsin
Nebraska
League of Red Cross Societies Plans Global War on Plague
Twenty six national Red Cross societies form the League of Red Cross societies to combat disease famine and disaster worldwide. The effort begins in Poland where typhus threatens western Europe and a medical commission is dispatched to study control measures. Members include Argentina Australia Belgium Brazil Canada China Cuba Denmark France Great Britain Greece and others.
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Red Cross
League of Red Cross Societies
League
Poland
Europe
Argentina
Australia
Belgium
Brazil
Canada
China
Cuba
Denmark
France
Great Britain
Greece
Holland
India
Italy
Japan
New Zealand
Norway
Peru
Portugal
Roumainia
Serbia
South Africa
Spain
Sweden
United States
Vene Zueht
Red Cross Seeks One Million Volunteers for Third Roll Call
The American Red Cross urges one million volunteers to enlist for the Third Roll Call in November 2011. It seeks 20,000,000 members to sustain war work and a comprehensive peace program and asks every chapter to act as a recruiting station.
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American Red Cross
The
Red Cross
Soy Beans Fetch Higher Price in Japan Amid US Demand
Reports show soy beans sold in Japan at 12.25 dollars per 100 pounds due to strong US demand. Separately, the Salvation Army has spent over 10 000 pounds sending telegrams to soldiers' families about arrivals in New York, while Western Union promotes its telegrams to service members. The Army waives charges for those unable to pay.
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United States
Japan
Salvation Army
New York City
Western Union
Every Inc
Fragmented Sermon Quotation Echoes Charity Call
A readable fragment references a call to aid the hungry, thirsty, stranger, naked, sick, and imprisoned with moral imperatives. The text mixes biblical phrasing with garbled phrases and a concluding exhortation to give. No clear event or named entities are present.
Red Cross Aids Ailing Soldiers In Post War Plan
The Red Cross and United States government urge disabled veterans to accept free treatment in civilian public service hospitals and compensation during care. About 50,000 eligible veterans exist, but only 4,000 have applied. The Red Cross will help veterans apply, arrange hospital admission after public health review, and provide transportation. The effort is part of postwar relief funds from November 2 to 11.
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American Red Cross
United States
The
Red Cross
Washington
Army
Navy
Red Cross Advances 50000 in Loans to Soldiers
About 4000 disabled veterans received nearly 50000 in loans from the American Red Cross to aid personal needs while they adjust with the federal board for vocational training. The loans are not charity but part of war obligations with Red Cross liaisons aiding district officers and health services.
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American Red Cross
Federa Board
Red Cross
Vocational Board
Public Health Service
Red Cross Ships Over Two Million Shipments Overseas
The American Red Cross sent about two million crates weighing 218 million pounds to twenty one countries from ten U S ports between April 1 1917 and July 1 1919. Shipments crossed the Atlantic and Pacific from New York Baltimore Boston Montreal Newport News New Orleans Philadelphia San Francisco and Seattle. The organization also bought supplies in host countries for soldiers and civilians.
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American Red Cross
United States
Washington
Atlantic
Pacific
New York
Baltimore
Boston
Montreal
Newport News
New Orleans
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Seattle
The
Red Cross
Wilson Urges Red Cross to Finish Work in Europe
President Wilson states patriotism must endure both peace and war and calls for necessary actions before the American Red Cross can withdraw from Eastern Europe.
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American Red Cross
Europe
Wilson
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