Strikes Reported in Mansfield Mining District
Kk C Crews of Springfield treks to Mansfield to inspect drilling at Geo BL Freeman farm where a strong lead ore shows from 25 feet and continues deep. Pioneer Mining prepares for a 200 ton mill as Beeler Steph Sharp and A T Friend report multiple strikes and new drills on Bogart Carter and Okmulgee leases. N Rosenberg of Mansfield Mining & Development Co notes drill No 1 at Tripp lease extends to 800 feet with zinc ore indicated. Tripp drill reaches 142 to 212 feet with zinc showings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
Kk. C
Springfield
Tilmo Mining Qo
Geo. BL
Freeman Farm
FP. H. Riley
Pioneer Mining Co
A.‘T Friend Mining Co
Bogart Farm
Carter
Keystone
Beeler- Steph Sharp Mining Co
Cantrell
Okmulgee
N. Rosenberg
Joplin
Mansfield Mining & Development Co
Owl Hollow social notes and garden weather update
Pretty weather and busy garden work through Owl Hollow as residents plow for corn. An egg roast at Joe Rushings Friday night drew a good crowd and was enjoyed by all. Miss Opal Easley visited her grandfather, while Miss Barbara Wells visited her sister Mrs Elmer Rushing. Several attended the Waster dinner at Rev Thos Todd's on Sunday and the egg roast at Mr Kelly's on the Branch Sunday night was a success with a nice time reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Rushings
Opal Easley
Barbara Wells
Elmer Rushing
Thos. Todd
Mr. Kelly
On the
Red Cross Meeting at Masonic Hall Work Room
The Red Cross Society met Wednesday afternoon at the work room in the Masonic Hall. Members and guests were urged to attend as workers craft undershirts and surgical bandages though yarn is exhausted. Present were Mesdames St M Rogers D W Hoover W R Aitchcock Steve Yates G C Freeman J B Freeman M G Hensley P W Newton A J Wilder O S Coday J D Reynolds L B Latimer H B Paul J A Fuson Fred McMillan A T Friend A J J Clark Rh H West Fred Carnall W M Divan and Miss Mirian Livingston Mildred Freeman. Everybody cordially invited to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Society
Masonic Hall
Mesdames St. M. Rogers
D W. Hoover
W.R. Aitchcock
Steve Yates
G.c.freeman
J.B. Freeman
M. G. Hensley
P. W. Newton
A. J. Wilder
O. S. Coday
J.D. Reynolds
L. 13
Local crowd attends Tharp meeting and court session
Wolf Creek people gather for a Sunday meeting at Tharp. Elihu Moody builds a fine barn while Rev. P Light adds to his house. Rev. Featherston visits friends in the area as residents attend court. Mrs. Thomas Coday returns from Oklahoma visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf Creek
Tharp
Elihu Moody
P., Light
Featherston
Thomas Coday
Oklahoma
Surprise Dinners and Visits Highlight Flat Rock Socials
Flat Rock hosted a surprise dinner for Ova Baker on Sunday with an Easter meal for 40 attendees. Carrie Hendrick received a midweek surprise party while Lela Hunsaker visited home folks. Marie and Maude Stacy joined Jessie Churchill on Wednesday. A Carl State surprise gathering drew full attendance. John Stacy spent time with Jasper Churchill. The Mat Rock school group including Rin da and Hulda Rippee toured Lend Hill cave and enjoyed the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Hendrick
Lela Hunsaker
John Stacy
Jasper Churchill
Mat Rock School
Rinda
Hulda Rippee
Lend Hill
Route Number Three Preaching at New Hope Church
Rev G Chadwell, pastor, preaches at New Hope on every second Saturday and Sunday at 11 a.m. Mrs H A Reukauf dined at D S Worrells Tuesday. Mrs Brook Todd and daughter called on W T Andrews Wednesday. Mrs M J Dixon dined with Mrs D B Dorrell Monday. Wilford Dorrell spent Sunday evening with George Harris. Casey Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hope
G.chadwell
H. A. Reukauf
D. S. Worrell
Brook Todd
W. T. Andrews
M. J. Dixon
Dorrell Munday
Wilford Dorrell
George Harris
Casey Jones
Cattle Sale At Springfield Sells Three Head For 1040
Three Short horn cattle sold at Springfield on Saturday in the Wilson Parm of near Mansfield sale. Queen Gipsy brought 300 to W L Allen & Son of Mt Vernon. Wild Rose with calf sold for 300 to J W McCause of Mt Vernon. Good ness realized 300 to D Crow of Licking. Joe H L Dennis and Roy attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Parm
Near Mansfield
Springfield
W.L. Allen & Son
Mt. Vernon
J. W.mccause
Goodness
Tod. D. Crow
Licking
Joe HL
Dennis
Son Roy
Red Cross Benefit Eggs Request at Mirror Office
Mrs W M Divan chairwoman asks readers to bring a dozen eggs or cash value to the Mirror office this Saturday for Red Cross relief, supporting fundraising and community aid efforts.
Reverend Shannon Preaches at Springfield Christian Church
Rev W J Shannon dean of Drury Bible College in Springfield delivers Sunday morning and evening sermons at the Christian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Shannon
Drury Bible College
Springfield
The
Christian Church
Names of subscribers thanked for cash on subscription
A list of individuals and towns thanked for subscription payments, including CG Miles Springfield Leola Pool Pattonville Coreas Coday Mansfield Mrs Cassidy Supulpa Ola Haswell Mansfield W E Park Mansfield G B Dennis Mansfield A M Dennis Frederick Okla W H Dennis Hardtner Kos S Quirey Kansas City Win Lakey Mansfield E D Skelton Mansfield S N Young Roundup Mont G W Freeman Mansfield J R Deckard Hartville D GC Carter Hartville Ji Trautman St Louis L Turner Mansfield Sherman Coday McFarland Calif J A Bradford Springfield Hid Deaver Basher RA Adams Hartville M E Stevens Mansfield J P Anderson Springfield J A Edwards Republic Martha Branstetler Minneola Kas R H West Mansfield Mrs J N Craig Mansfield Eugene Ross Ilmo
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Haswell
Mansfield
W. Be, Park
G. B. Dennis
A. M. Dennis
Frederick
Okla
W.H. Dennis
Hardtner
Kos
S. Rh
St. Louis
L. Turner
Sherman Coday
McFarland
Calif
J. A. Bradford
Springfield
Hid
Deaver
Basher
F. Adams
Hartville
M. E. Stevens
J. P. Anderson
J. A. Edwards
Republic
Martha Branstetler
Minneola Kas
R. H. West
J. N. Craig
Eugene Ross
Ilmo
City and School Elections Record Four Candidates Win
Tuesday's election results show four People's ticket candidates victorious for city offices with totals across wards. Police Judge J K Coday 72 votes, Assessor O Coday 81, Marshal J W Floyd 376, Aldermen J B Freeman 39 and L F Livingston 22, with various other voters and scattered ballots. School directors S I Smith and Geo Bree-min each received 74 votes. H B Paul top school tally with 54. overall turnout across wards 61 and 73 with 128 school votes and multiple polling locations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s
Coday
Plm
Young
Notre
J. K.P. Coday
Assessor
Or. Coday
I. M. Young
C. Rippee
Marshal
Shin
T. Lenhart
Cantrell
S. IL. Smith
Geo. Breemin
H. B. Paul
Cole
Ph McGarnall
TB. Bailanad Wet. Muge
KR. R. Wright
HW. GQ. White
W. G. Wirehead
Ofice
L. B. Latimer
J. HW. P.pool
G. W. Campbell
M. B. Gorin
M. 2B. Alcorn
Clarks
Rules Governing Wheat Sales and Allocations
Federal rules issued by the Food Administrator set strict limits on wheat flour sales. Licensees must cap household purchases to thirty days supply, limit per person usage, require substitutes, and restrict exchanges with farmers. Public eateries follow same rationing, with six pounds per ninety meals and a cap on wheat content per guest. Wheatless days are optional for households but mandatory for public venues, with enforcement by county officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory
Food Administration
Missouri
Federal Food Administration
Washington
Guy Willis Holmes
Wright County
Local Men Join Army Draft Flights from Wright and Douglas Counties
Charles Newton Mansfield Thomas Parmer Hartville Noah Moody Norwood Charles Pace Mountain Grove Joseph Freeman Macomb head to Camp Munston as draft army. Dr Lee Farmer Hartville lieutenant to Ft Riley. Paul Keller Jones Mountain Grove to St Leavenworth. Dr BLE Latimer and A M Curtis travel with group. Large crowd bids farewell at Marisco depot. Six Douglas county men also leave for Camp Funtson for draft duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iwe
Wright County
Charles, Newton
Mansfield
Ble Latimer
A. M. Curtis
Hartville
Mrisco
Douglas County
Camp Funston
Lou Shinpaugh
Manfeld
John Kennedy
Squires
Ira Redklin
Blanche
Jesse Bean
John Moore
Arno
Willard Lewis
Norwood
Advice on Remedies and Health Pillows from 1900s Ad
A vintage advertisement extols learning from others methods and sharing tips for biliousness and constipation. It cites Chamberlain's Tablets as a preferred remedy, noting many people report good results and urging readers to imitate these approaches. The tone resembles a practical health testimonial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ady
Missionary Program at Baptist Church This Sunday
The Baptist Church invites all to attend a missionary program this Sunday at 11 o clock. Everyone is welcome to participate and join in the observance.
For Sale One New Perfection Stove and Wagon
For sale one New Perfection three burner oil stove in good condition and one spring wagon. Phone 35. Mrs ln. Craig, udv, Mansfield Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LN. Craig
Udv
Mansfield
Rheumatic pains relieved by Chamberlain's Liniment
Mrs N Finch of Batavia New York testifies that Chamberlains Liniment eases chest pains and shoulder lameness caused by rheumatism, delivering prompt relief without fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Finch
Batavia, N.Y. Ad
And They Were Wed Paul McAllister and Miss Grace Gates
Paul McAllister of Mansfield and Grace Gates of Macomb wed in Ava on Monday. Probate Judge H Inman officiated as they traveled to Mansfield after the ceremony. The bride, a popular school teacher, receives warm congratulations from friends Leonard Lathrom and Lottie Reeser of Mountain Grove along with Bryant Bradford, Edna Oliphant, Ernest Henderson, Parlee Jones, Arley Barnett, Mary Williams, J B Jarvis, Olga Bloomgreen, Noah Moody and Susie Jones of nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul McAllister
Mansfield
Grace Gates
Macomb
Ava
H. Inman
Leonard Lathrom
Lottie Reeser
Mountain Grove
Bryant Bradford
Manes
Edna Oliphant
Rayborn
Ernest Henderson
Parlee Jones
Grovespring
Arley Barnett
Mary Williams
Norwood
Jarvis
Olga Bloom
Torpid liver remedy advertised in old ad
An advertisement promotes Herbine as a liver tonic to counter a torpid liver. It claims to revive energy by stimulating the liver, improving blood vitality, regulating bowels, and restoring cheerfulness. Price is 60. Sold by all dealers in medicine.
Evans Announces Candidacy for Wright County Representative
Charles W. Evans of Mountain Grove enters the race for Wright County Representative. Son of Dr. J. J. Evans of Manes, Evans is a Mountain Grove lawyer who formed a practice with A. M. Curtis in 1913 and now heads an office there. A Republican with strong community esteem, his nomination is praised as advancing county welfare at the state capitol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Evans
Mountain Grove
Wright County
the Mirror
Mr. Evans
J. J. Evans
Manes
University of Missouri
A. M. Curtis
Evans
Curtis
State Capitol
Local Officers Named for County Townships
Circuit Clerk M Coday Hart Township For Collector of Revenue W H Brake Clark Township For Recorder of Deeds Herbert C Shelton Gasconade Township presented as the slate of township officers for the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Coday
Hart Township
W. H. Brake
Clark Township
Herbert C. Shelton
County Voters Question State Legislature Choice
Citizens of the county may later regret their choice for their Representative in the State Legislature, reflecting on the consequences of the electoral decision and its impact on local governance.
Nature Cures The Doctor Takes the Fee
There is an old saying that Nature cures, the doctor takes the fee, but you can help Nature and shorten the healing time. Particulary true of colds. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy relieves the lungs, liquifies mucus, aids expectoration, lessens the cough, and helps restore health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Red Cross Egg Drive Urges Local Help
A town-wide appeal requests each family to donate a dozen eggs or the price for Red Cross relief. Bring egg money to the Mirror office on Saturday April 6. An urgent call for hospital supplies accompanies the plea by Mrs. W. M. Divan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Mirror Office
Borozone Advertises as Ideal Antiseptic and Healing Agent
Surgeons urge prompt first treatment for cuts burns bruises and wounds with an efficient antiseptic. BoroZone is pitched as the ideal antiseptic and healing agent for man or beast available now in prices 25c 50c 1.00 and 1.50 from all medicine dealers.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Owl Hollow
Marie and
Maude Stacy
Jessie Churchill
Carl State
the Red Cross
M. Miles
Leola P.pool
Pattonville
Coreas Coday
W. 8. Cassidy
Supulpa, Ola
J. W. Floyd
LF. Livingston
At the Baptist Church
Suanday
Ll Oelock
Mountain Grove Township
J. H. Stephens Proprietor
Dr. Hess
Fuson Drug Company
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