Origin of the Red Cross Raiter's Note Series
An article outlines the history and development of humanity's Greatest Amien the Red Cross and previews four parts on services, vice, and the will of faster vetlet. A county fair planning committee proceeds with events starting Friday November 14 and a county quit on November 7.
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Raiter
Red Cross
Jermyn
Insurance of Humanity
Cine
Ted Rose
Makeane
Switzerland
Geneva Conventions Recited Amid War Reflections
The text recalls humanitarian ideals from wartime, citing Henri Dunant and Victor Hugo. It highlights the Geneva Treaties protecting sick and wounded soldiers, and the Red Cross role in neutral aid and hospital care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iverty
Vietior Hugo
Ain
Geneva
Weekly Infectious Disease Bulletin Report
Weekly bulletin lists outbreaks across multiple towns and livestock species. Diseases include cholera in poultry and swine hemorrhagic septicemia among others, with spread noted in Cedar Rapids Mechanicsville Lisbon Nashua and several counties.
Hethel Presbyterian Church Called Meeting Announcement
There will be a called meeting at Hethel Presbyterian Church on October 26 morning. J W. Some will present the claim of the Sunday School Training School led by Rev. Parker, Pastor. The WM. 8. of the 3B will vend a barrett anned frit and vegetables to the Town Biote Training school at Des Moines. Donations to the trust may be left at the church Friday.
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Tyre
Mark Twain
Joss
Grambling
Supervay
Supe Donaley
Kos
Hethel Presbyterian Church
J W
Parker
W. WM
Biote
Des Moines
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Origin of the Red Cross
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County Boar
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Emenies
Francis Joseph
Norway
Maquoketa
Washington
Monticello
Max Meghan
Esvill Oto
Quoketa
Toni Buckeye
Nashua
Imneyville
Town City
Dixon
Belle Plaine
Dyerstile
Cole
Wheatland
Cascade
Garnayillo
Armory
S. W. Corner Square
Atwater Kent Radio
Journal
Frank A. Gastright
Ford
Mace Motor Company
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