Buffalo Courier · Buffalo, New York · 29 November 1925
CP-1925-009
Buffalonians to Establish Another Town in Palestine Of More Than 750 Hebrews
$75,000 to be Raised Here Will Finance Movement in Holy Land For Four Days, Supplying Farms, Equipment, Medical Care and Industrial Development to New Inhabitants.
How this transcription was made
The scan is the headline block; there is no body text on it to transcribe.
Context added by this archive
A town of 750 people, to be established in Palestine, funded by a four-day appeal in Buffalo. The headline says another, which means there had already been one. The last two words of the line beneath are the whole thing in miniature: the farms, the equipment and the medical care go to new inhabitants. Whoever was inhabiting it before is not in the sentence.
Cite this clipping
"Buffalonians to Establish Another Town in Palestine Of More Than 750 Hebrews," Buffalo Courier, 29 November 1925, p. 75. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1925-009. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1925-009
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This record is part of Covering Palestine, an archive of American newspaper clippings about Palestinians, 1724 to 2023. Researched and assembled by Maria Robles.
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