The Red Cross in Iowa volume 1
The Red Cross in Iowa volume 1
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Orchard of Council Bluffs, H. W. Pitkins of Sioux City, E. M. Scott of Cedar Rapids, and M. M. White of Ida Grove.^°- During the entire war no other campaign in the State was handicapped by such adverse con- ditions as confronted the 1918 Roll Call. There was much influenza throughout the State and RED CROSS MEMBERSHIP 129 many places were under quarantine. An even greater obstacle was encountered in the bad roads wliich made it impossible to reach people in the rural districts except with the ...greatest difficulty. At a conference of Roll Call and chapter chairmen, held previous to the opening of the campaign, reports indicated that prac- tically all communities were suffering under the same handicaps, but every chairman present was opposed to postponing or abandoning the Eoll Call. The usual methods of public meet- ings and church sermons had to be given up and dependence for publicity had to be placed on the press, window decorations, and similar me- diums. ^°^ The Roll Call made a good start in most of the communities of the State on the first day set for the drive.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Orchard of Council Bluffs, H. W. Pitkins of Sioux City, E. M. Scott of Cedar Rapids, and M. M. White of Ida Grove.^°- During the entire war no other campaign in the State was handicapped by such adverse con- ditions as confronted the 1918 Roll Call. There was much influenza throughout the State and RED CROSS MEMBERSHIP 129 many places were under quarantine. An even greater obstacle was encountered in the bad roads wliich made it impossible to reach people in the rural districts except with the ...greatest difficulty. At a conference of Roll Call and chapter chairmen, held previous to the opening of the campaign, reports indicated that prac- tically all communities were suffering under the same handicaps, but every chairman present was opposed to postponing or abandoning the Eoll Call. The usual methods of public meet- ings and church sermons had to be given up and dependence for publicity had to be placed on the press, window decorations, and similar me- diums. ^°^ The Roll Call made a good start in most of the communities of the State on the first day set for the drive.
What to read after The Red Cross in Iowa volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Earl Stanfield Fullbrook to read onlineMoreLess
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