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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1919
Page
1
The initiation of candidates will be held at 430 p m next Tuesday June 26. A joint installation of officers at p m will follow. The program as arranged for the previous meeting will be carried out, Mrs Mary Miller Oracle.
RO acre farm forty miles out on the main road and RF.D includes 45 cultivated acres with balance timber and grass all fenced mostly wire 10 acres in grass good water 4 room house two log barns other out buildings 4 heifers to fresh in spring 1 cow milking now 5 head yearlings brood sows two gifts some hay all for 2200 with terms on 500 Mansfield Missouri. New carpets at Floyds store. Dr L T Vanney of Norwood and Paris Rippee from Independence Kansas visit. Mrs Alta Royston and daughter return to Wichita Kansas. Mrs Andr Bryant and Miss Mary Alcorn visit Seymour. Mrs Perlie Newton of Ohio dies and is buried at Pleasant Hill.
A five room frame house in a good location with water fruit and an excellent soil on a large lot is offered at a bargain price for a quick sale. Interested parties should contact adv Ward B Hitchcock.
A stark appeal reports Turks massacring Armenians and Syrians as German allies let atrocities advance. It warns of near extinction, urges U.S. aid, and cites Boone County Indiana farmers raising part of a county quota of 4500 dollars via selling twenty hens with local dealers paying cash.
Missouri counties under James K. Puin of St. Louis are urged to raise 700000 for Armenian and Syrian relief, with St. Louis city contributing 460000 and counties subdividing the rest. President Wilson backs a 100000000 fund for war-stricken neutrals, while Armenian and Syrian relief operates through missionaries to reach the most distressed Christians, with all campaign funds going directly to relief and its expenses covered separately.
The Armenian and Syrian Relief Committee has purchased fifteen 100 bed hospitals with equipment and 200 trucks from the U S government since the armistice. Buildings in Armenia, Syria and Turkey will house the equipment as Iraq, to be moved from France, to aid over two million persecuted Christians. Funds from the February relief drive will enable these hospitals to serve the afflicted. The Eastern District quota is 260 000 dollars and the U S aims to raise eighty million dollars for relief.
Campaign director James R. Dunn reports dire needs in the Near East as nearly four million displaced by war face starvation. Since the armistice, relief has extended. seven eastern Missouri counties will value 970 million for relief efforts within a week.
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