Red Cross Pushes Tuberculosis Battle and Baby Rescue Plan
The piece notes renewed energy against tuberculosis with 96 provisional hospitals planned to be in operation before winter, alongside 80,000 French babies lost last year and a Red Cross aim to save 40,000 of them in 1919. It also mentions Rev. A. J. Van Lummel accepting a call to Grand Rapids, with packing underway, and a local sale of Short-Horn bulls and dairy cows advertised by Benjamin Grooters.
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Red Cross
France
A. J. van Lummel
Grand Rapids
Benjamin Grooters
Community notes and farm news from Boyden area
Local items report Henry Van Nyhuis electric line extension to his farm and wired buildings, George Tott returning from Camp Dodge with a 21 pound gain after three months service, and John Rensink purchasing the Heemstra Hardware building. Also mentioned are DeLaval Cream Separator agency, a high grade Hereford bull for sale, and farm plans in Dakota.
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Henry van Nyhuis
van Nyhuis
John Veenschoten
George Tott
163 Depot Brigade
Camp Dodge
George
John Rensink
Heemstra Hardware
Chas. Heemstra
Farmers Co-operative Association
Mary, Boyden
Albert Smit
Sheldon
John Dykstra
Dakota
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Sioux Furniture Co
Ed Lanning
Nwood
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C. F. Sarset
United Presbyterian Church
Karl Megdelsen
A. A. Kuyper
Standard Chemical Mfg. Co
Omaha, Neb
J. Peters
Standar