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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1919

Page

6

Western governors pledge aid to Salvation Army drive

A national committee of Western state governors United States senators prominent bankers jurists and engineers will run the Salvation Home Service fund campaign Commissioner Thomas Tstill directs a move to recruit doers with the punch. Governors Lowden Philipp Allen Capper Larazzola accept membership offering support and service for the effort.

Western States United States United States Army National Committee Salvation Home Service Fund Thomas Tstill Salvation Army Uien Lowden Finois Philipp Wisconsin Lst National Campaign Committee Allen Kansas Arthur Capper National ‘Campaign Committee Larazzola New Mexico

Salvation Army Drive Seeks Help for Needy in Iowa

The Salvation Army reports aid in Iowa for six months ending March 31. It supplied 1,821 people with shoes milk and bread, 487 food baskets, 9,708 pairs of shoes and clothing, 200000 pounds of coal. It served meals to 4,230 and provided lodging to 451. It facilitated 226 employments and 19 railroad tickets. The Home Service drive aims to double these efforts in six months.

Salvation Army State of Iowa Salvation Army Home Service

Salvation Army Telegrams Sent To Soldiers Families

The Salvation Army has spent over 40000 sending telegrams to soldiers families in New York City announcing arrivals. Western Union shows strong interest while soldiers may be told not to worry about cash for messages. The Salvation Army offers the service free of charge.

Salvation Army New York City Western Union

Faithful Aid Emphasized In Compassionate Call

A reflective message urges care for the hungry thirsty stranger and prisoner, invoking acts of charity. The passage stresses service as a moral obligation and invites deep contemplation on giving and kindness.

Industrial Homes Offer Salvation Through Work In Minneapolis

Salvation Army Industrial Homes invite any man willing to work to join. They sort repair and bale cloth furniture paper and rags to recycle materials while restoring men to wage earning status. In Minneapolis and St Paul these homes provided hundreds of thousands of meals and beds in the last year and most graduates rejoin the workforce.

Salvation Army Minneapolis St. Paul Salvation Army Industrial Homes of America Great Army of

Ministering to the Poor and Distressed by the Salvation Army

The Salvation Army is described as a ready relief squadron answering emergency calls for the poor day or night. Officers succor the suffering, cold, hungry, naked, sick, and dying with winter aid and Christmas provisions. Mothers and babies are taken on recreation trips in summer, with relief followed by investigation.

Salvation Army

Who Will Sell a Pig for Salvation Army Charity

A local appeal asks who will be the first man in Iowa to sell a pig and donate the proceeds to the Salvation Army Home Service fund. The offers promise meals, fruit for patients, shoes for children, milk for babies, and care for residents of the Girls' Rescue Home, all as the value of a single pig. A yes vote is urged today.

Stata Lowa Salvation Army Home Service Fund Neekly

Ma Burdick Receives Croix de Guerre in Marinette

At the July 4 exercises in Marinette Wisconsin honoring returned soldiers and sailors of Marinette county Ma Burdick of the Salvation Army was presented with the Croix de Guerre. Beignifer Smith of the Salvation Army accepted on behalf of the French government.

Marinette Marinette County Ma Burdick Salvation Army Beignifer Smith

Salvation Army Praised by President Wilson

President Wilson expresses sincere wishes for the Salvation Army citing its humanitarian work and aim to reform citizens. He notes the organization's progress and the strong interest it inspires in observers.

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Titonka Alta Hearne J.B. .Keil Town Cos, Gonverre & Edwards ‘Co Atkingon Wis Algo Aldin THE Prisen Glyel Ma” Burdick Woodrow Wilson S. A. Reynolds Titonka Tony Christianson Woden Schumann and W. W Ourraphs Algona Music House John Mesing Piano Algona, Iowa J. J. Buns Litonka Anity Bauman & Badije Farmers’ Elevator CO Titonka, Iowa
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