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Newspaper

Mansfield Mirror

Location

Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1917

Page

8

Pleasant Fiat Weather Notes and Community Snippets

The letter quotes light fog and mild snow melt with crops possibly benefited. Mentions Schlosser funeral, Moore school basket dinner, a protracted meeting at Tharp, Willie Allen’s Idaho trip, Amhoff writing about the Queen’s funeral, Kamehameha school visit, a cousin Miss Breckenridge from Pennsylvania, Bishop Museum finds, Hawaii heat, Twain on Hawaii weather, Haleakala trek, and vivid rainbow weather remarks.

W.A Allen Robert Luhff Schlosser Funer Hartvill Moore School Robi More Tharp Willie Allen Idaho Pennasvania Kentucky J.C Bishop Museum New Zealand Honolulu Mark Twain Hawaii Haleakulu

Local draft, Navy and Army service notes from Hartville region

Local readers report and letters describe Loy Shinpaugh and others certified for the draft in Douglas County. Several residents including Lee Ely, George Frye, and Wu Fox joined or prepared for military service. updates mention Camp Doniphan, Ft. Sill, and the Grat Lakes Naval Station. Post adds thanks from Jess Ross and Harry Stevens of Camp Bricks for Christmas boxes sent to Mansfield and Hartville servicemen, praising community patriotism and support.

Loy Shinpaugh Douglas County Lee Ely Hartyile Grat Lakes Brosses Schen Navy Draft Army Bgan Hartvile Jess Ross Harry B. Stevens 17Th U. S. Aero Squadron Camp Bricks Ft. Worth Texas C. Freeman Mansfield Boys Eno'jonless Pep Tela

White's Cream Vermifuge for Sickly Children

Advertises White's Cream Vermifuge to destroy worms and act as a strengthening tonic for stomach and bowels. Price 25 cents per bottle. Sold by Fuson Drug Co. ady.

Fuson Drug Co —Ady

Local Weddings in Hartville and Norwood Congregate

Leeter Sine and Miss Violas Patterson of Springfield wed at the groom’s mother’s home with Rev J P Langley officiating. The couple will reside in Springfield where Mr Stone works at Wilhoit Oil Co. Ellis and Miss Verne Allen married at Rev T J Gideon’s home, surprised friends, with plans to split after a visit to Norwood and Camp Funston. Brides and grooms hail from Norwood, Hartville, Mansfield, and neighboring areas, with several teachers and local figures noted. Others listed: Homer Nelson with Nora Stewart, Harold Tombleseun with Inca Gregory, Fred Stout with Lydia Puluier, Noble Elliott with Erma Davault.

Leeter Sine Violas Patterson Springfield Lebanon B. FP. Stone J. P Langley Springfiel Mr. Stone Wilhoit Oi Co Mirror Hartville Ernest Ellis Norwood Verne Allen Elis Camp Punston Ellis John Ellis J. i Homer Nelson Nora Steward Harold Tombleseun Inca Gregory Mansfield Fred Stout Lydia Puluier Noble Elliott Watgrant Erma Davault

And He Got Married Clauce Tripp Bride 1917

A friend notes Claude Tripp married Miss Annie Tyler in December 1917. He was a soldier and plans to settle, return home, and plant a garden. The piece expresses joy at his marriage and his leaving military service.

Clauce Tripp Annie Tyler Claude Bulin Rome Bumwe J T R. B. Manstill

Wright county crop yields and acres mix in farming report

Wright County reports 11 200 a cres of growing what while the Wat ys lel yields 74 Q0b bushels in a fragmented farming note.

Wright County

Near East Relief gets new funds from War Council of the Red Cross

The War Council of the American Red Cross announces a further 300,000 to Near East Relief through the American Committee for Armenian and Syrian Relief. The total 1,500,000 pledged by the Red Cross covers relief for Asia Minor Armenia Syria and refugees across the Ottoman empire Caucasus Persia Mesopotamia and Egypt. The committee provides food clothing and services to the wounded and suffering refugees.

War Council of American Fed Cross Buat Med Cross Asia Minor Armenia Syria Ottoman Empire Russian Caucasus Persia Mesopotamia Egypt

Red Cross Christmas Message Urges Candle Tradition

It is our first Christmas in the war with millions of men away in trenches and at sea. The appeal asks every member to light Christmas candles on Christmas Eve and display them behind Red Cross service flags to express the union of Christmas spirit and Red Cross mercy.

Red Cross American Red Cross

Red Cross Sends Half Million Surgical Dressing Manuals

The national headquarters of the American Red Cross is distributing five hundred thousand manuals on surgical dressings to chapters nationwide. The guides provide complete directions for making the twenty three standard and special dressings approved for use in base hospitals in France.

American Red Cross France

Fifteen Million Members by Christmas Red Cross Appeal

The Wright County Christmas campaign appeals for Red Cross memberships to reach 4 577 members. It urges residents to support relief efforts for war stricken Europe and to help their community by joining the Red Cross now.

The Red Cross

Hartville Sheriff Escorts Prisoners to Jefferson City

Sheriff C G Sanders of Hartville traveled yesterday toward Jefferson City with T Austin Beesley R F Griftis and W D St John to serve sentences imposed at the last term of circuit court.

C. G. Sanders Hartville Jefferson City T Austin Beesley R F.griftis W.D St. John

Sand Kezema Cure Promises Clear Skin Fast

An advertisement touts Sand Kezema Cure as a remedy for black heads pimples rough skin and eczema claiming it smooths skin and cures eczema with a pleasant feel a trial at the rug store is urged.

Rugg

Mansfield ladies witness Braswell emergency foods demo

Miss Lola Braswell demonstrated emergency foods at the J B Freeman home on a Tuesday afternoon. Attending Mansfield ladies noted Braswell operates from Cabool and works for the Government with six counties in her district.

Lola Braswell J.B. Freeman Mansfield Miss Braswell Cabool

Sand Backache Remedy Offers Liver and Kidney Help

When you have backache the liver or kidneys are out of gear try Sand. It does wonders for the liver, kidneys and bladder. A trunk 45c bottle will convince you. Get it at the drug store.

Springfield District Dental Society Meeting Attended by Dr Calhoun

The 12th annual meeting of the Springfield District Dental Society last week in Springfield drew attendance from Dr W B Calhoun of Norwood. Sanol advertised as a guaranteed kidney and bladder remedy promises relief within 24 hours. A bottle is sold for 31 00 at drug stores.

The Springfield District Dental Society Springfield W. 8. Calhoun Norwood Sanol

Christmas Morning Chorus Urges Nation to Sing America

The editor of Ntude urges a nationwide Christmas morning chorus, inviting all Americans to sing the national anthem at 9 a.m. on December 26, wherever they are and whatever they are doing, to impress the meaning of Americanism.

Chritmas Morning World America Ntude

Heartburn Symptom Relief Adverts

An old advertisement claims heartburn signals indigestion and promises instant relief with HERBINE. It asserts quick bowel action and a return to feeling fine and cheerful, noting a price of 5 units sold by Fuson Drug Co.

Fuson

Red Cross Gives Millions to Needy and Wounded

The American Red Cross launches a December Christmas drive to enroll 2,000,000 members in the Southwestern division covering Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas, Oklahoma and Texas. It reports a $1,000,000 gift to French soldiers and families, operates 20 Army dispensaries, provides a dental ambulance in France, organizes nurses service, and ships supplies to 3,423 French hospitals while setting up rest stations and recuperation camps for U.S. troops.

American Red Cross Missouri Kansas Arkansas Oklahoma Texas Red Cros France Red Cross Hospital Red Cross United States Paris Europe Children's Refuge Southwest America

Membership in the Red Cross Calls Patriots to Serve

The article urges universal Red Cross membership as a patriotic duty to support American forces. It outlines wartime needs, the division of Southwest states, and the drive to add millions of members to back the army and navy, stressing concrete contributions of money, service, and mercy.

War Council of the American Red Crogs Red Cross Gulsby Speavice Adi DowuVer Cau America Minovy

Woman Worker in Alaska Sends 36.60 to Red Cross

A single white woman in an Alaska town writes that she collected money from two Tin Dredges and mailed a 36.60 money order to the Red Cross for the war relief effort. She notes isolation, having lived there ten years, with neighbor women 60 miles away, and asks for confirmation of receipt.

American Red Cross Alaska Red Cross

Red Cross Announces Special War Gifts for Nursing Scholarships

The Town and County Nursing Service of the American Red Cross announces a series of public health nursing scholarships funded by chapters and individuals as special war gifts.

The American Red Cross

Tersely Told Town Tales and Auctions

A compact town notice row itemizes a December 20 parcel post sale and a December 22 auction at F. N. Dor Furniture Co. Several residents visit from Guthrie Center Iowa and Cheyenne Oklahoma while others report deliveries, calendars, sales ads, and local errands. Notable names include Otto Tarbutton from Craig Nebraska, W. Berry, H. Lovan, Miss Ruth Mays, Maude Coday, and J W Pope, with reflections on local businesses and recent fires.

G W. Tripp Springfield W. Berry Picher Ola H. Lovan Kansas City Martha Branstetter Mineova Kins Ruth Mays H_B Pul Doniphan Vrank Diis London Red Wing Kas Meschows HB. B. Johnston Seymour Durin Masdames EA. Crippen Bea Marrs M. Hodge Rinda

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