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Story November 21, 1930

The Harlem News

Harlem, Blaine County, Montana

What is this article about?

Montana Children's Home Society launches $50,000 fundraising drive selling $1 bricks to build a hospital and nursery for poor children, offering free care, with plans for 30 beds, wards, and operating room.

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Children's Home Society
Plans Hospital, Nursery

In their efforts to build a hospital and nursery for children of the poor in this state, the Montana Children's Home Society is making a drive to raise $50,000 for the necessary buildings, asking people of the state to purchase bricks at one dollar apiece for the construction of the buildings.

Plans for the hospital and nursery call for room for 30 beds for sick children, three sunny wards, one isolation ward and one operating room. It is the plan to care for children of the poor absolutely free of charge while the parents who are able to pay will be asked to contribute toward the cost of the care their children received. Those who have means will be urged to support the children's hospital by patronizing it, also.

The cause is a worthy one and offers a means for worthwhile Thanksgiving and Christmas donations.

What sub-type of article is it?

Historical Event

What themes does it cover?

Moral Virtue Family Recovery

What keywords are associated?

Childrens Home Society Hospital Nursery Fundraising Bricks Poor Children Free Care Montana

What entities or persons were involved?

Montana Children's Home Society

Where did it happen?

Montana

Story Details

Key Persons

Montana Children's Home Society

Location

Montana

Story Details

The Montana Children's Home Society is raising $50,000 by selling one-dollar bricks to build a hospital and nursery for poor children, featuring 30 beds, three sunny wards, one isolation ward, and one operating room, providing free care to the needy and encouraging contributions from those who can pay.

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