Mansfield Defeats Hartville in Double Header Basketball
Mansfield boys beat Hartville 25 to 2 on Mansfield court in a double header while Hartville girls won 25 to 21. Post game banquet hosted by Fusop Droge Co. store. Readers note numerous out of town attendees and a memorial for Clyde Howard with verses and tributes.
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Mansfield High School
Hartville High School
Mansfield High Schoul
Mansfield Court
Fusop Droge Co
Boystenuis Manosfeld
Herbert Brentlinger
John Newton
John Rabey
Roy Norcross
Silas Soul
Edgar Brazeal
Mason Gaines
Hartville
Everett Chandler
Arthur Johnson
Dan Curtis
Claude Curtis
Hiram bHensley
Bill Hensley
Houston
Hervs
Mansfield
Waits Mansfield
Leona Weaver
Ruby Lee Yates
Elva Turner
Golda Noreross
Beulah Stephens
Pauline Craig
Hoernics Martin
Clara Robinett
Leon Hotseil
Rhindie Davis
Myrtle Adamson
Nellie Curtis
Mabel Adams
Pansy Haworth
Gladys Oliver
Rachel Carter
Lula Carter
Walter Sowers Dies at Age 2 in 1916 Spanish Influenza
Walter Sowers was born Sept 12 in LSU and died January 15, 1916 at his Norwood home. He was 2 years 1 month and 1 day old. A Brethren church member, he leaves a wife, two daughters, an infant son, his mother, brother, five sisters and many friends. The family notes his death as a Christian loss and eternal gain, with a friend’s tribute of rest and peace.
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Clyde
Earth
Wriet
Roin
Sin
Walter. Sowers
Lsu
Nea Norwood
Brethren Church
Walter
Card of Thanks for Husband and Father
We thank relatives and friends for help and sympathy during sickness and death of our dear husband and father Liz gie Sowers and Caldgren. Prosecuting Attorney Charles H. Jackson of Hartville was in Springfield Tuesday.
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Lizgie Sowers
Caldgren
Charles H. Jackson
Hartville
Springfield
Toys at Floyd's advertisement and local notices
Local ads note toys and new carpets at Floyd's store and a secondhand piano for sale. Mentions movers and visitors in Hartville, Springfield, Mountain Grove, and Seymour, with several small business and personal notices. Also lists court and military news, sales advertisements, and theater events from the area.
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Floyd's
Andy
Notice of Stockholders Meeting at Citizens Bank of Norwood
The regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the Citizens Bank of Norwood Missouri will be held in their banking room on Friday January 2 1914 from 7 to 4 for the election of directors and other business as may come before the meeting J M Ellus President W Voferk secretary
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Citizens Bank of Norwood
Norwood
J. M.eluus
W. Vofrink
Mansfield garages change owners in rapid sequence
Last week both Mansfield garages changed hands with rapid transfers. J Carter and Jol Teach acquired the Reynolds garage from Mrs W G Reynolds as administrator of the estate and will operate under C B Garage. They also bought YF Young’s garage the same day, selling it to Auntie Newton who runs the Mansfield Hartville mail route with George Louthan as mechanic. Newton later sold a half interest to Elmer Strong. The ad promotes a newspaper bargain from the St Louis Globe Democrat.
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C.O. Storm
FL. Riley
Springfield
AJ. Farmer
Hartvile
Hitchcock
Geo. C. Murrell
Mountain Grove
Palmer I
Ball
J.gl.stephens
Julia May Behan
Geo. B. Freeman
Mansfield
Inquirer
Glidya Fuson
O.k.knost
Grovespring
Kansas City
Ira Rippee
Camp Funston
Kaos
D. M. Pickell
Rogersville
Pickell
Frisco
Frank Dennis
Huntsdale
Dennis
W. J. McMurray Construction Co
Ballard
Lady
Avon
Honrg Huttman
Fred Zerbst
the Mirror
A.L. Randall
Sand Springs
Ohda
Tulsa
Ithaenans
Indiana
St. James
Maude Reynolds
J.D. Reynolds
Carter
Jol. Teach
Reynolds
W.G. Reynolds
YF. Young
Newton
Mansfield-Hartville
George Louthan
Mr. Newton
Elmer Strong
Last War Tage Now Confronts United States
Missouri readers are urged to donate to aid starving Armenians Syrians Greeks and Jews persecuted by Turks in the Near East. The plea frames 4 million victims amid famine pestilence and massacres, calling on Americans to provide critical funds to save orphans and survivors as the war ends and relief campaigns begin.
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United States
Neur Ena
Amerles
Syria
Armenia
Kaw
Turkey
Death Valley
Ras
Asia
Money Properly Administered Speech by Taft on Armenian Campaign
Former President Taft comments on the Armenian and Syrian Relief Campaign. He stresses careful handling of raised funds and proper administration. The drive aims to gather substantial contributions, with a target of ninety thousand dollars.
President Wilson's Endorsement for Armenian Relief
President Wilson backs the Armenian and Syrian Relief Campaign noting more than 400000 orphans and urging a special appeal. Plans form for Roosevelt memorial services at Mansfield M E on Sunday February 11 with Rev G W Holmes delivering the address. A date later than Congress Roosevelt memorial day was chosen to fit Holmes Seymour address.
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Roosevelt
Mansfield M
G. W. Holmes
Congress
Mr. Holmes
Seymour
World Looks Aghast At Desolated Holy Land Map
The article calls for American aid to relieve Armenian, Assyrian, and Greek victims of famine and conflict. It highlights Jerusalem Nazareth Bethlehem Damascus and other sacred sites while urging Missouri’s Christian community to support a $90 million Armenian and Syrian Relief Campaign. The drive, endorsed by President Wilson, targets a regional quota of 7.6 million with Missouri contributions totaling 450,000.
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Diwan Beloge
Asia
Holy Land
Jerusalem
David
Nazareth
Jesus
Bethlehem
Damascus
Tarsus
Paul
Christ
America
Plenty
Wilson
Miscourts
St. Louis
Land
Christian Missouri
Dying Near East Figures in American Aid Appeal
An American traveler logs thousands of dead along the route from the Black Sea to the Persian Gulf. The Armenian and Assyrian peoples suffer under Turkish violence as the American Committee for Relief of Armenia and Syria seeks $80 million to rescue them.
Drove of 271 Turkeys Arrives for Stave Yates
A drove of 271 turkeys arrived Friday from Ozark County for Stave Yates. They began their long journey Monday. Joints that ache or muscles that are drawn should be treated with Ballard's Snow Liniment. It penetrates to the spot and relieves suffering. Sold by all dealers.
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Priday
Ozark County
Stave Yates
Ballard
Missourians urged to join vital early cancer drive
A statewide appeal invites Missourians in 74 eastern counties to support the Dig campaign beginning February and ending February 10 by contributing to the red cross relief effort to help save lives.
Aid for the persecuted relief drive details
The Armenian and Syrian Relief Campaign reports the purchase of fifteen low bed hospitals with full equipment and 200 trucks from U S authorities after the armistice. Buildings in Armente Syria and Turkey are ready for equipment as the convoy moves from France. Over two million Armenians Greeks and Syrians persecuted by Turks will be aided. the campaign spans Feb 8 16 in the Eastern District near St Louis with a $260000 target and a larger $30 million national goal.
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Helief Committee
United States
Aince
Nowloa Aum
James R
Armente
Syria
Turkey
France
St. Louis
Morgenthau backs Armenian Syrian relief drive
Former U S ambassador Henry Morgenthau endorses the Armenian and Syrian Relief Campaign on Feb 3 10 stating that despite rupture in U S Turkish relations relief work continues effectively through Armenian and Greek agents. He notes thousands of lives saved and ongoing aid by the American Committee for Armenian and Syrian Relief.
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Turkey
Henry Morgenthau
United States
American Committee For
Syrian Helief
Sanol advertised as remedy for kidney and bladder trouble
W A Newton and others visit Hartville as Sanol claims to relieve back and bladder issues within 24 hours. The ad promotes Sanol as a guaranteed remedy priced at 50 cents and 1.00 a bottle at the drug store.
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