Local Notes From Wright County Mirror Report
Many brief items show people visiting relatives in Springfield Hartville and Albion Mich. teachers’ meeting planned at Hartville August 10 11 postmaster reappointed at Mountain Grove and local doctors and nurses moving or returning to homes. Army draft quota reported Wright County residents enlisted and state rail and bank incidents noted along with a gas station and annual show details.
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Roy Norcross
Springfield
J. A. Dennis
Hartville
G. W. Fresman
A Stapleton
Adonis
Roe Strong
Marian Livingston
Lry
James ‘L'Efteller
Albion
Mich
A. M. Brotemarkle
Macomb
J. D. Reynolds
Maccomb
Ava
Kansas City
J W. Allen
Mountain Grove
J.P. Ward
Worth
Arkansas
2. M. Rogers
Napoleon
Masons
I. N. Dyer
F.H. Riley
Jefferson City
Wright County
Cumberland Presbyterian Sunday School
Clyde Tarbutton
Clarence King
National Guards of
Missouri
J. Taylor
J. C
Mansfield Acrembaril and State Show aims for best ever
The Mansfield Sixth Annual Acrembaril and State Show intends to be the best yet with plans for new free attractions to lure visitors. Government and national defense voices emphasize fairs as patriotic and vital for agricultural education, with committees led by I B Muani fond and local college figures outlining exhibits and supervision across livestock, grains, poultry, and machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
Washington
Sain
Jefferson Quytas
I. B. Muanifond
National Defense Coar
College of Agriculture
University of Missouri
Peteranes
B. A
Kfey
O. la
Robinett
BLN
Dyer
White
and. Wilder
G. W. Tripp
Joel H
Dennis DS. Cantrell
A.C. Noy
Mesdames
A. Dar
Best Laxative Advice For Daily Routine
The text promotes outdoor exercise and regular water intake before breakfast to keep bowels moving daily. It suggests vegetables and a steady habit, noting Chamberlain's Tablets as a mild option when needed.
Macomb District Notes and Local Moves
Macomb news notes Harve Elmer Arley Find ley and Ralph Dake's return from Tarico last week Herbert Shelton and wife move to Macomb Mrs Harrison Doyal visits daughter Dora Woody Prank Ballard Perry Dile and sons Ralph Clyde Childe fish on Gasconade week Threshers harvested few crops Macomb school starts Monday Shelton and wife teach There is Sunday school at Macomb Baptist church and preaching every third Saturday and Sunday Penny ad promotes Herbine malaria treatment at Fuson Drug Co. adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harve
Elmer
Arley Findley
Ralph Dake
Herbert Shelton
Amie Woody
Frank Pindley
Macomb Baptist Church
Penny
A Farewell Dinner for Seymour Volunteers
Mayor F H Riley proclaims a basket dinner in the park at 6 oclock Saturday. All invited. Seymour Supply Co of the Sixth Regiment NG M enlistees to report Sunday. Lieut Holmes will speak, the band will play, and the ladies quartet will sing. Mayor Riley presented a collie pup mascot named Riley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.H. Riley
Seymour Supply Co
N.G.M
Seymour
Lieut. Holmes
Riley
Mansfield Mayors Proclamation Calls Honor for Soldier Boys
Mayor PH Riley calls Mansfield and vicinity residents and visitors to a park basket dinner at 8 oclock on Saturday August 4 to honor Seymour Supply Co National Guard volunteers heading to training. Rev G W Hales will speak, Mansfield Concert Band will play, and the ladies quartet will sing Keep the Home Fires Burning.
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Seymour Supply Co
National Guards of
Missouri
Seymour
Nevada
Port Sill
Ohio
Mansfield
HL. Riley
Wayor
G. W. Hales
Ladies
PH. Riley
Red Bird mine mill rebuilding underway after material arrival
A force of 12 men works to rebuild the Red Bird mine mill. A carload of material has arrived for the project. Existing jig systems will be dismantled and replaced with two standard Cooley jigs. Elevators and a new 40 foot tailings elevator with 48 feet of tailings flume will be built. The goal is to have the mill ready to run and able to clean ore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bird
Road critique on Ozark Trail choice by Springfeld business leader
Seymour Citizen reports a Springfield business leader expressing disappointment in the Ozark Trail selection. The letter argues the southern route is likely, urges ongoing road work, and questions the Ozark Trail’s practicality and recognition among road planners.
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Springfeld
Ozark Trail
Cline
Seymour
Visitors from Springfield Tour Sequiota Park and Cave
Sequiota Park in Greene County drew visitors from Springfield during the week. W. C. Coday and M. A. Freeman toured the cave with HL E Patterson, Greene county vice president of the Ozark Scenic Highway Association, and Freeman the Wright County vice president. Patterson, owner of the park, plans to boost its appeal while the highway touts its scenic value. Patterson also sells about $250 worth of mushrooms each month from the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Freeman
W. C. Coday
Springfield
Sequiota Park
Patterson
Women Register Planned Continued Registration in Park
Women registered in the city park Saturday but registration was incomplete and will continue next Saturday in the park or, if weather is unfavorable, at the Fuson Drug Co. Store. They will register at No. 5 Sun day.
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Fuson Drug Co
Stone workers fish at Deep Ford while awaiting stone arrival
R Nesbit of Springfield stone contractor for the Bank of Mansfield building and the stone cutters are in the area making use of local opportunities. They are fishing at the Deep Ford while waiting for another car of stone. Mrs Hier of Joplin joined her husband on the fishing trip in Mansfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Nesbit
Springfield
Bank of Mansfield
Red Cross Formed At Mansfield Meeting In Park
The Mansfield Red Cross organization was perfected at a park meeting on Saturday afternoon with speeches by Dr. R. M. Rogers J Lon Dennis C A Stephens and Mrs W M Divan. Officers elected include Dr R M Rogers chairman C A Stephens vice chairman Geo B Freeman secretary J E Craig treasurer. Membership lists 77 names with participants from local churches and community. Donations included 5 from the Baptist Sunday school 2 25 from the M E and 1 from No 5.
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Mansfield Red Cross
The
Park
R. M. Rogers
J.lon Dennis
C. A. Stephens
W.M. Divan
C.A Stephens
Geo. B. Freeman
J. E. Craig
C. L. Beach
C C. Hensley
J. Lon Dennis
Bessie Wilder
J. W. Roberts
Clara Duckworth
G. E. Tumbleson
Nettie Stephens
Amos Roy
Josie Roy
C. V. Ashworth
W. M. Divan
Ann Fage
Sarah Gaskill
W.a.black
W. A. Black
Francis Black
Nora Ross
H. E. Newton
Hosea Newton
Mary Newton
Marian Livingston
P. W. Newton
Eula Newton
Pearl Newton
Pauline Craig
Steve Yates
Susan Burney
James Codag
J. D. Reynolds
Ben Morris
O.S. Coday
J.K.P. Coday
J.k.coday
Baptist Sunday School
Red Cross
M. E
Pleasant Knob Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Pleasant Knob resident Harry Glass was the all day guest at Otto Simmons home Sunday. John Dudley and his wife and son Oswald visited his mother Mrs. Sarah Dudley Sunday. Frances Rutherford called on Miss Bessie Glass Friday. An old time singing at the Chapel Sunday drew a large crowd. Frances Rutherford visited Mrs. Ova Hamilton Thursday. Herschal Carter Paul Wells and Frances Rutherford called on Louise Carter Saturday. Will Dudley is progressing well. Irvin Spock helps John Dudley in hayfields this week.
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TL Patterson
St. Louis
Dos
Cantrell
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Clixton
Paul Cooley
Wrytheville
Ark
Old Line Life Insurance
Wright County
Mountain Grove
Krink Reedo
Wansias City
GC. A. Darnell
Parle Daly Ao
A.C. Finder
Clyde Turner
Mirror
W. B. Hitehcoek
Kansas City
Hollister
Hitehcoerk
EC. Wittwer
Harbville
J. D. Reynolds
John Deere
Bess Inman
Ava
Jewel Hoover
Maude Coday
G. C. Freeman
Bryant
Seymour
K. A. Alecorn
Mr. Alcorn
Springfield
Boa. Crippen
Mint Reel
Boase
W. A. Newton
Boldhan LO
M1 Ladies’ Aid Society
Harry Glass
Otto Simmons
John Dudley
Oswald
Sarah E. Dudley
Frances Rutherford
Bessie Glass
Ova Hamilton
Herschal Carter
Paul Wells
Louise Carter
Will Dudley
Irvin Spock
Bryan Hon. Wi. J. Bryan Visits Ozarks at Chautauqua
Hon. William Jennings Bryan passed through Mansfield Thursday morning en route to Mountain Grove where he spoke at the Chautauqua. Many residents met the train and greeted him on the platform, and he remarked it had been a long time since his visit to the Ozarks. A large turnout from the community attended his Mountain Grove speech and overall Chautauqua attendance remained strong.
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Wi. J. Bryan
Mansfield
Mountain Grove
Ozarks
Col. Bryan
Wayside Gleanings from Macomb Methodist Sunday
Sunday school at Macomb Methodist Church held regularly with notes on harvests. Cora grows fast. hay almost all put up and a good crop reported. Blackberries gone. many folks canned patlens and apples now. Win Greenwood returned to town. Sgt Williams, wife and son LeRoy visited Mrs Brotemarkle Sunday. Someone else noted.
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Macomb Methodist Church
Cora
Win
Greenwood
S.gt. Williams
LeRoy
Sanol Family Remedy Ad Claims Tight Seal Guarantee
An old classified style ad promotes Sanol as a family remedy with a guarantee. It markets Suanol as sold with a full absolute guarantee and notes pricing at 85e and 1.00 dollars at the drug store. The copy emphasizes brand trust and purchase details for readers.
Embroidery Club Meets With Mrs Freeman On Thursday
The Embroidery Club met with Mrs. Geo. B. Freeman Thursday afternoon. Participants gathered to share designs and embroidery techniques in a small community gathering.
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Embroidery Club
Geo. B. Freeman
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Seead Headrick
Ad Lee Grantham
Sadie Martin
Mrs
Walter Parrott
J. C. Orender
Norwood
J.H Stephens
E. L. Bureh
Anderson, Ma
Ty Delta
Col
Jesse Pugh
California
Seateh
J. W. Riley
Addy
W.N. Paul
GO. L. Turner
Fronk Branstetter
Mesdames II
A. Rippee
George Louthan
Randolph
Iowa
Wilson
Bert McClure
Colorado
James
Os, Coday
Miss Mabel
Alton Coday
J.D Reynolds
H. B Paul
W OG. Reynolds
O. L. Robinett
Woc
Fuson Deug Co
City Park
Our Soldier Boys
Mining News
Sequiota
Uncle Sam
Bryan
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