Reward Offered for Information in Clifton Raney Death
$500 reward offered by B G Raney of Norwood Missouri for information leading to conviction of the person or persons responsible for the death of Clifton Raney. Reward paid upon conviction.
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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1918
Page
6
$500 reward offered by B G Raney of Norwood Missouri for information leading to conviction of the person or persons responsible for the death of Clifton Raney. Reward paid upon conviction.
Multiple acres of land near Smiles of Page and Mingo with Union Pacific and Rock Island lines offer prime wheat farms. Properties include well improved, fenced tracts with houses, barns, granaries, water, and pasture. Prices range from 30.00 to 75.00 per acre with terms. contact Moses T. Banta Beloit Kansas for details.
Help wanted in Missouri for sales representatives in every town. Open to men with past sales in stock, insurance, real estate, books, or none who want to train into sales. Training provided. potential earnings from 75 to 10000 weekly. Women of exceptional ability may apply. Permanent position. exclusive territory. $400 to $1000 required. Apply with details to Kane Mfg Co, Smith Ridge, Seattle, Wash. Adv.
A stray notice dated November 6, 191s and posted by Justice J.B. Graves in Clark township Wright County describes a dark iron gray mare about 15 hands high aged 10 to 12 with a wire cut blemish on the right hip and a wire cut on the right fore foot collar harness marks. Appraisers listed as G.H. Robertson John A Retherford P.M Nall appraised value $25. Owner listed as John Ef Bolt Norwood Missouri.
Home grown tobacco sold by Pente Cost & Colley of Martin Tennessee. Sam ple 2 pounds for $1, 4 pounds for $2, 10 pounds for $4 prepaid through box 357.
N J Craig offers to loan money on good improved farms in Wright or Douglas counties. He states he has funds available for lending and invites farm owners to inquire.
Private Harold Pool of Mansfield Missouri writes from Camp Funston Kansas praising the Red Cross and the American war effort. He hopes home folks will keep faith as soldiers endure hardship and longs for the day the Mansfield boys return to Ozark hills in freedom.
Mrs Ricard Hassett of Prankfort NDY says Chamberlain's Cough Remady is splendid for croup and relieves attacks quickly. The advertisement notes no opium or narcotics and claims it can be given to children as confidently as to adults.
Ivan Lark Loston writes from Ree ship Boston Massachusetts on November 7 1918 describing celebrations in New York and a tour of the city including the Statue of Liberty and a 47 story building. He notes peace signed at 2 o'clock and a German submarine sunk by Allied forces, while mentioning his not yet assigned ship and a medical remedy advertisement for Ballard's Snow Liniment.
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