Order of Publication in Wright County Circuit Court
Public notice in Wright County Missouri announces a two part land title action. Laura E Wilder sues to determine ownership of the southwest quarter of the southeast quarter of section 22 township 28 range 15 containing 40 acres and seeks a judgment divesting others claims. Proceedings set for September 2 1018 at Hartville court house with Mansfield Mirror as designated newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Palmer
Mary Pullmer
State of Missouri
Circuit Court
Wright County
Missouri
Township
Hartville
Wright
Mansfield Mirror
John Arnandt
United States
John Arvandt
Margaret Crider
M. W. McClarg
Recorder's Office
Mansfield
John N. Pryor, JR
State of
Joan N. Pryole, Jr
Norwood Area News and Rural Life Notes
Norwood and surrounding area report warm weather and busy days. Local families like Shores, Frye, and Moberly share visits, bee tree honey stories, blackberry picking, and Jun 28 War Saving Stamp drive with strong district participation. Dolly Dimple promotes McGEE'S BABY ELIXIR for fever and stomach upset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Shores
Page Jackson
Liberty District
John Frye
Patriotic Torrey Seeks Senate Seat At Fruitville
Ardent Republican Col Jay L Torrey described as a loyal patriot and veteran candidate from Fruitville Howell County aims to win the war now in a senatorial race. The profile covers his poverty to public service, Spanish American War service, law career, and advocacy for farmers and national unity. A wedding notice from Hall home follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay L. Torrey
Fruitville
Howell County
Louisiana
Troy
Chillicoths
Columbia
St. Louis
Chillicothe
University of Missouri At Columbia
Washington University
Torrey
Tough Riders
Leonard Wood
Grigaby
Wood
Theodore Ronnegelt
Wyoming
Mottern
Missouri State University At
Senate
Col. Torrey
Col. Roosevelt
New York
Colonel Torrey
Great Council
Hoover urges continued wheat saving beyond harvest
Hoover tells F B Mumford that wartime wheat conservation must continue until the war ends. He warns against expecting unlimited bread even with a large harvest and urges storing grain, subsistence substitutions, and maintaining restrictive use to aid Europe and build national reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hoover
F. B Mumford
Federal
Hoover
Food Administration
Europe
The
Federal Food
Washington
Egypt
Route Number 2 Social notes from Sukey town
Sukey column recounts social visits and gatherings during Fourth of July week. Names include Mrs. Jack Brazeal, Miss Nola Brazeal, Alva Letsinger, Zeila Letsinger, Fern Brazeal, Leota Brentlinger, and many neighbors. Widespread greetings, ice cream, games, touring, and minor injuries are noted along with farm life updates and community chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Marshall
Saw Letsinger
Nola Brazeal
Jason Hight
Mira Aight
Alva Letsinger
Scott Letsinger
Mansfield
Zeila Letsinger
Fernazeal
Leota Brentlinger
Grant Letsinger
Riley Deaver
Sunday School and Community News at Macomb
Wayside Gleanings reports Sunday school at Macomb Methodist Church each week. Local updates include hay cutting, cattle trades, health notes on Mrs Williams of Hot Springs SD, Miss Martha Findley illness, Miss Myrtle Williams and Herman guests at Snyder home, J E Greenwood recovery, and a George Short home surprise outing. Miss Clara Sowersby broke collar bone and injured shoulder after horse fall. Miss Lizzie McKinney to teach Spence school. Red Cross work by Ladies Aid. Christian Endeavor at Mazomb Methodist church next Sunday. William Greenwood leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Hale
Jake Starne
J.W. Edwards
Mary Gates
Paul McAllister
Mary
Jack Brazeal, Jr
Rosa Williams
Norman Stout
Zella Letsinger
J. W. Widwards
John Riley
John Henry Baker
Seph Letsinger
Reuben Stephens
Fern Brazeal
Nora Letsinger
Woody
John Woody
John
Fred Williams
Hot Springs
South Dakota
Williams
Martha Findley
Myrtle Williams
Herman
Snyder Home
J.E. Greenwood
Schafer
Mith Schafer
Springfield
Clara Sowersby
Mansfield
Lizzie McKinney
Spence School
William Greenwood
Reuben Williams
Ladies’ Aid
J. J. Greenwood
Christian Endeavor Society
Mazomb Methodist Church
Defeat the Kaiser and His U Boats Food Rationing Call
A World War I era message urging civilian support to defeat the Kaiser by rationing wheat and cutting consumption. It frames victory as dependent on reducing food usage and maintaining morale to curb enemy U boat activity.
Pea Ridge Preaching and Community Notices
Pea Ridge Methodist Church holds 4th Sunday services led by Rev. T. J. Gideon with Sunday School led by Wm. Dedmon. G. A. Wells assistant, Jessie Fuge secretary. Blackberry picking and harvesting noted. Social visits to Mansfield and Mansfield residents mentioned. Large all day singing at Mt Zion. Intervening visits by T. H. Beckett, L. Land, and spouses. Ida Holliman stayed with cousins Ethel and Vera Mitchell. STEAMBOAT BILL.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pea Ridge
T. J. Gideon
Wm. Dedmon
G.A. Wells
Jessie Fuge
G. A. Wells
Silven
L. Land
Dollie Davis
Thelma
Mansfield
Divan Nominated for Mayor at Commercial Club Meeting
Divan for Mayor Webster M. Divan of the Fu son Drug Co was unanimously nominated for mayor at a mass meeting at the Commercial Club rooms Friday evening presided over by J. B. Freeman with J. W. Brazeal as secretary. The nomination fills the vacancy caused by the resignation of Dr F H Riley. a special election is set for next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster M. Divan
The
Fuson Drug Co
Commercial Club
J. B. Freeman
J. W. Brazeal
F H. Riley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Laura Be, Wilder
M. M. Martin
Mountain Grove
Martin
Champion Shoe Shop
EF. D. Case Farm
Laura E. Wilder
Circuit
Court of
Margaret Grider
Plainti
Norwood
Andria Shores
Geo Shores, Jr
Jno
Rye
V. &. Royal
J. A. Prye
Jne Prance
Jessie Franklin
Crom Macomb
Ollie
Nellie
May Frye
B. Moberly
McCartney
Moberly
Charley Baston
Allen
Whetstone
J. B. Little
John Little
John Reynolds
Minsfield
McGee
Eli XI
Bil
Jay L. Torre
Man OF
Roach
Goldiers of Justice
Hall
Town
Jesse Bruton
Wthel Frisk
Frank Bruton
Mamie Hall
Frisco Railroad
Mtn. Grove Journal
Col
Jack Brazeal
W. H. Hale
Ben Weit
J. W. Edwards
Lester Hale
Everett Brave
Ernest Roy
Paul Williams
John Brentlinger
Marshall
Elsie Wheat
Gertie Stout
Mentie Avery
Russell Letsinger
Lloyd Deaver
Will
Rayme Hale
Roy Barlow
Amos
Howard Williams
Everett Brazeal
Rose
Alva Turner
Seymour
B A. Crippen
Montie Avery
H. M. Baker
Fh. I. Marshall
J. A. Riley
D. R. Snyder
Fern Baker
St.Geo. Miller’s
G. W. Brentlinger
G. H. Bridger
G. W. Miller
Neva Baker
John Henry
Miller's
Alice Tombleson
Jack Brazell
Floyd Hale
Wolf Creek
Floyd
Sukey
Macomb Methodist Church
George Short
Cilacilemla
Patton
Willeat