jiL.iMjfUjjauiiiiiii. ji wr^.flp & O jr 4 E O N E MOWER COUNTY NEWS, AUSTIN, MINN. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11. 1920 jr I'Tfc *Y&V3i 11 for the If fire, flood or tornado should strike this town tomorrow and wipe out most of it, the first thing we'd do, even before counting our dead, would be to call for Red Cross help—and we'd get it promptly. Where disaster strikes the Red Cross is THERE! 150 communities in 27 states suffered disaster during the year ending June 30 last. 850 persons were killed, 1,500 injured, 15,000 were made homeless and 30,000 families were aided. The Red Cross was on the job promptly and adequately in every instance. 125 chapters gave disaster relief service. In every community—whenever disaster strikes— —your Red Cross is always ready to give the help that is needed—food, clothing, shelter, funds, doctors, nurses and special workers with long experience in handling similar trouble. Is it any wonder that the millions of American men, women and children are proud of their Red Cross membership? The Red Cross never fails us. Don't let us fail our Red Cross. Join the Red Cross or renew your membership during the ss RED CROSS RED CROSS Teaches: Provides: FOURTH Home Hygiene Health Centers ROLL CALL Care of Sick Public Health Nurses Service to Families First Aid Care Dietetics for Service Men Help in Disaster Life Saving Relief Thrift in Europe November 11-25, 1920 Community Service Information Service THIS SPACE CONTRIBUTED BY A. C. PAGE, Insurance. MOWER COUNTY NEWS. COL. ALBERT H0PFE,"Auctioneer i' ,i» .jt 1 -ivi-U-» i,? $ is liJL •vff •Hi