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Mansfield Mirror

Location

Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1918

Page

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Biggest mining deal in Mansfield district lands 1712 acres

The Mansfield Mining and Development Company bought 1712 acres of the Dodson land after leasing it with an option. The move follows expert guidance and signals faith in Mansfield Wright County's ore potential. Five drills are active, with more shipments to follow as development proceeds.

Mansfield Mansfield Mining & Development Company Dodson S. W. McNaul J. R. Sandage United States A. T. Friend Friend F. H. Riley Wright County

Opium Locket Sparks Love Plot In McClure Tale

Doctor Rylance discovers a locket filled with opium pills inside a jewel. Olivia Westin, a writer seeking material, calls on him to learn more as a spark of romance grows from the odd evidence. The scene blends crime hint with a developing love at first sight.

Doctor Rtylance Olivia Westin Olivia Rylance Flo Tulaner Doctor Rylance Tie McClure Syndicat

White corn requested at 1.40 per bushel in car

Mansfield area trade notes report white corn at 1.40 per bushel in the car with any amount offered. G M Rizer of Kansas City visited on Mansfield Mining & Development Co. business. Russell James of Joplin, treasurer of Mansfield Mining, was in town. Co C Storm left for Kansas City to join a Mansfield meeting. W H Hughes of Joplin geologists visited, praising the mining district outlook and planning a follow up survey.

Eagle Rolker Mills G. M. Rizer Kansas City Russell James Joplin Mansfield Mining and Development Co Co. C. Storm Mansfield Mining & Development Co W.H. Hughes Valeroos-McNutt & Hughes Mansfield Highes

Tomato Growers Urged to Supply Mansfield Canning Factory

W. B. Fullington, proprietor of Fullington Canning Factory, announces plans to operate the Mansfield canning plant this year and seeks contracts for 100 or more acres of tomatoes at 14 dollars per ton. He says demand will be the greatest ever known and contracts will be ready soon.

Mansfield W. B. Fullington Fullington Canning Factory

Wanted Corn Cash at $1.40 per Bushel

Square Deal Mill advertises for cash sale of good sound corn with white preferred. Any amount offered at $1.40 per bushel.

Reward for Lost Wolf Hound from Norwood Silex

Five dollar reward offered for return of a white wolf hound with yellow tips and light brown muzzle lost after being shipped to Norwood from Silex about ten days ago. The dog, six years old with some gray on the face, escaped a four inch hemp rope and may be returning home. Notify Paul J Molesi dy in Macomb to arrange pickup.

Norwood Silex Macomb Tim Paul J

For Sale or Trade Splendid Horse and Jack

For sale or trade a splendid horse and jack is offered with a reasonable price. Reference given. For particulars see.

Famous Battle Cries From A World War Charge

London dispatch notes enduring battle cries from WWI regiments including Marmalade Forever from a Scotch unit, Stand the Camerons, Stick It Welsh, Come on the Leicestershires, and the German Kamerad. The piece highlights troop spirit and a humorous anecdote about a Tommy misnaming the word Kamerad during a charge.

London Huggard BE. Langdale Othya Tominles Frite Tommy Nobby Smith

Rats March Like Soldiers

A National Geographic note by EW Nelson explains rats’ seasonal migration driven by food. When weather warms they move to fields and crops, returning to buildings for winter. Food shortages trigger a migratory pulse. rats swim rivers and cross landscapes boldly. United States Public Health Service experiments show harbor rats can swim 1,500 yards to shore.

Nelson National Geographic Magazine Europe Volga United States Public Health Service

One Family Does Its Bit Geddeses Gain Prominence

The Geddes family rises in wartime service with Sir Erle Geddes as first lord of the British Admiralty, Dr Campbell Geddes heading civilian national recruiting, and sister Mrs Chalmers Watson as commander in chief of the Women’s Auxiliary Army Corps, set to reach broad six figure numbers.

Christ In Science Monitor Erle Geddes Haas British Admiralty Campbell Geddes Geddes Chalmers Watson France Women's Auxiliary Army Corps

Italy's Aerial Tramways Advent in Alpine Warfare

National Geographic notes the prewar use of serial tramways worldwide and credits a Milan engineer with first proposing their Alpine wartime use. The full extent of the system remains largely untold, but future accounts promise an inspiring engineering tale after the war. Cruel Words. But can't you give me any encouragement at all? The rejected suitor learns the irony that the harsh beauty has refused others even less appealing. Waiting Attitude. Have you learned any new dances yet The man serious about himself contemplates the Chinese toddle while waiting how China’s political situation crystallizes and avoids endorsing a monarchist trend.

Italy National Geographic Magazine Milan China

Frontispiece list from a 1920s magazine page

Contents page listing names of contributors and topics including fiction ideas plain county Hazel Burney John Newton Ray Dennis Rosa Morgan nurses Pearl Newton Madge Jones food movie Susie Rieger music Alice Tombleson Leona Hoover Elva Turner John Rabey Opal Day Alice Mooney Ruth Turner.

Thelma May Dyer James Everett Pearl Newton Madge Jones Susie Rieger Alice Tombleson Leona Hoover Elva Turner

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A. T. Friend Mining Co Freeman Block Frank Scheuermann A. J. Clark R. H. West Clark Grand Island Neb Oklahoma Mr. West Wood River Little Berry Red Bird Beeler-Steph-Sharp Mining Co Okmulgee Okio A 'T. I'riend W. R. Overby Seymour Red Bird Mine Geo. O'Neill Tulsa Okla Opium Dorothy Douglas Ray Johnson Mansfield, Mo Scotch Regiment Mansfield Opera House Plain County Hazel Burney John Newton Ray Dennis Rosa Morgan Corella Christy Grace Craig Lockie Craig Mary Alcorn Elva Morris Pauline Craig Pauline Paul Julia Divan Barney Hight Morris Bradfield James Louis Robinett Rachel Hoover Jello Girl Campbell’s Soups Beulah Stephens Gold Dust Twins Mamie Beach Zella Smith Goldia Norcross Edgar Brazeal Ellison Gaines John Rabey Opal Day Alice Mooney Ruth Turner Huldin Rippee Alma Draper Myrtle Newton Joe Rabey Fuson’s Dr. Hess LeGear’s Fuson Drug Company
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