Red Cross Urges Postwar Health Drive Across Nation
Dr. Livingston Fourand, head of the American Red Cross Central Committee, tours the country urging postwar health work. He calls for a nationwide mobilization to expand disease prevention and public nursing programs, emphasizing the Red Cross as the lead coordinating body for a mass health movement with 2.1 million members and $15 million funding.
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American Red Cross
Livingston
Fuarrand
Central Committee
The
Red Cross
Fourrand
Brexet Considenes
Red ‘Cross
Ribat Kimreidcus
Rtaat
United States
USA
Nursing Society Assesses Planned by Keystone Cross Chapters
Fragmented OCR note describes nursing diaries and chapters linked to public schools colleges and workers. Mentions nurses patients and duties across departments stores factories and youth groups.
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KEG Cross
Okaeng
Girl Scouts
Red Cross Seeks Volunteers for Fall Roll Call
Central Division headquarters in Chicago calls for 250000 volunteers to recruit annual one dollar memberships during November 2 through 11. Local chapters will serve as recruiting offices with badges for workers, aiming for broad enrollment to support international national and local Red Cross work. The drive cites past successes and targets 4 million enrollments for 1920 while overall national goals total 20 million members and 15 million dollars.
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American Red Cross
Central Division
Chicago
Red Cross
Campagne
BA Agrer É. TS. Ede
New Home Found for YWCA Dridalog Sehoal Grounds
A new site is prepared for the Physical Dridalog Sehoal by the Young Women's Christian Association in Shang dint, C Lat. The property lies in the country near the Nationa Hesdhyporters and covers about eighteen acres divided by a private road. An existing foreign residence will house American teachers while native buildings will serve as classrooms for students. The grounds feature a garden, tennis courts and an athletic field.
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Young Women's Christian Association
Coa
Salvation Army Home Service Campaign Urges $13 Million
The Salvation Army presents a broad home service fundraising drive to raise 13 million dollars in the United States. It outlines the war proof of efficiency, details budgeting by provinces and divisions, and commits funds raised to local communities rather than national operations. The plan aims to release workers for direct service while maintaining wartime commitments and transparent accounting across headquarters and corps.
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Salvation Army
United States
London
William Booth
Christian Mission
Salvation Army Home Fund
Hans
Parce
United War Work Campaigm
Inzt Fgl
New York
United War Work
Red Cross
Liberty Loan
Salvation Army Home Service Fund
Snarvation Army
Salvaton Army
Nand
Service of Humanity
Army
Santa Claus
National Ande Iter
Perry Price kin return after Iowa visit
Perry Price and sons of Boone Iowa came home Monday after visiting relatives in Algona. Mrs Hulburt travels to Sanborn for winter with her daughter. Mrs Balle Clark, paralyzed two years, moved to Boone to enter a home for elderly ladies. Mrs Hersler and Mrs Briggs had cared for her here. Leonard Sheldon and his wife accompanied her, planning to return Thursday. A meeting will be held in the bao.
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Mollie Quindt
Olds
Leonard
Sioux City
John Stott
Sumbers
Leo Walsh
Alice Sartor
Fred Gray
Hallowe'en
Marie Senne
Marie
Mark Dince
Henry Sloper
Henry
Donald Walsh
Raymond Schutter
Eval Pauelsén
Tetko Stecker
Arthur Rike
Grace Brown
Frank Callies
Elsie Cayler
Zada Cayler
Ruth Olds
Henry Sleper
George Hutsmann
Mabel Kuchenreuther
George Anderson
Martha Buns
John Krull
Maurice Loson
Miss Bremer
Miss Erwin
Robert Quindt
Harold Godfredson
Marie Brandt
Miss. Bremer
Miss Reynolds
Miss Townsend
Townall
Wolfe
Petersen
Clarence+ Turner
Kellerton
Turner
Atningham Home
Spencer Cement Product Co
Burt Peon
The
Grace Smith
Ray Smith
Dan Guia Lil
Mer. Allen Cary
Frank Mann
Algona
Burt
Dirksen
North Dakota
Stahl
Rock
M. S. Cunningham
J. P. Cunningham
E. E. Kreuger
Perry Price
Community Silverwire History Noted by E. L. Hansen
A fragmentary line reads We hive a lee tne of Community Silverwire. attributed to E. L. Hansen, indicating a civic or commemorative note, though the misspelt wording keeps the exact meaning unclear and requires context from surrounding text.
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Lee
Community Silverwire
E. L. Hansen
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RED Crossaim
Dr. Farrand
Salvation: Army Home Service Campaign
Burt News
Wight
Honest John
Titonka Gafe
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