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Domestic News December 8, 1917

The Twin City Star

Minneapolis, Hennepin County, Minnesota

What is this article about?

The Red Cross Seal Campaign start date advanced to November 5th from November 15th in Minnesota, allowing early sales for soldiers' Christmas mail, as announced by Dr. I. J. Murphy.

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RED CROSS SEAL CAMPAIGN.

The date for beginning the Red Cross Seal Campaign has been advanced from November 15th to November 5th.

Dr. I. J. Murphy of the Minnesota Public Health association, state manager, announces the following messages just received:

"The American Red Cross waives the restriction in the contract that no agent put seals on sales before November 5th.

"We understand that mail to reach the soldiers in France before Christmas must be mailed not later than November 15th and preferably at an earlier date. The advantage of allowing an early sale of Red Cross Seals by local campaign managers for packages going to our soldiers is obvious.

Accordingly the American Red Cross waives the restriction in the contract which made November 15th the opening day, providing Red Cross Seals be not placed on sale before November 5th."

What sub-type of article is it?

Charity Or Relief

What keywords are associated?

Red Cross Seal Campaign Minnesota Public Health Soldiers Mail Early Sale Christmas Packages

What entities or persons were involved?

Dr. I. J. Murphy American Red Cross

Where did it happen?

Minnesota

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Minnesota

Key Persons

Dr. I. J. Murphy American Red Cross

Event Details

The date for beginning the Red Cross Seal Campaign has been advanced from November 15th to November 5th. Dr. I. J. Murphy of the Minnesota Public Health association announces messages from the American Red Cross waiving the restriction on early sales to allow seals on mail to soldiers in France before Christmas.

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