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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1918
Page
7
Salvation Army Girls in Seicheprey Front Line Fire
Don Martin of the Cincinnati Enquirer recalls Salvation Army American girls in Seicheprey who remained calm under shelling. They helped move soldiers to safety, put out fires, and marched to a safer field, earning praise from officers and privates for their courage and sunny service to the troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Martin
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Seicheprey
Salvation Army
United States
Lead Hill Local Notes and Community Happenings
Lead Hill reports welcome rains boosting crops and talks of visitors and births. Claud Heckendorn and Clarence Matney visited at E Matney’s. Carl Edwards and wife welcomed a 5 pound baby. O E Winburn and wife of Koshkonong had a boy weighing 7 pounds. Mrs Joe Goss checked the peach orchard. Miss Susie Box to teach the Lead Hill school big term. Lead Hill went over the quota in W S 8. Mrs Raymond Pierson left for Anthony Kansas to join her husband. Sunday school held every Sunday at 2 30 p.m. Prof G H Boehm of Ava canvassing state for Republican nomination for state superintendent of schools. Ozarks proud of candidate Boehmanan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O.E. Winburn
Koshkonong
Joe Goss
Susie Box
Lead Hill
W. S
Raymond Pierson
Anthony
Kana
Liza Jane
G. H. Boehm
Ava
Ozarks
Boehmanan
Gardite guards gardens against pests and worms
GARDITE guards gardens because it destroys bugs and worms that eat cucumber, squash, melon vines, cabbage and many other plants and flowers. Call at your dealer for a can of GARDITE today.
Tersely Told Town Tales
Mrs Ted Weisley and children of Ava visited relatives here this week H. M. Norcross shipped two fine Poland China hogs to Harrisonville and three to Mineral Springs Ark Do you want to sell or trade your farm or timber land If you do see Avery Stephens Mrs John Bunch and children arrived here from Beloit Kas to reside Mr Bunch employed at the light plant at Beloit will join them soon Nugget Theatre to give a free show Thursday July 25 at 3 00 pm for soldiers en route to training camps others admitted at regular price Don’t wait for insects to appear and eat your war garden get a can of GARDITE and dust it on and around the plants and vines after a rain or dew or sprinkling GARDITE destroys bugs and worms Lady W T Norcross moved stock of general merchandise to the room next door Ward B Hitchcock moved his real estate office to the room formerly occupied by the F N Dyer Furniture Co Worms interfere with growth of children get rid of these parasites White’s Cream Vermifuge destroys worms and benefits the whole system Price 30c per bottle Sold by all dealers in medicine rado The presidents and clerks of the school boards in the county whose districts had failed to raise the W S S quota met at Hartville Saturday and the matter discussed ways and means to complete quota A meeting for this dis will be held at the Commercial Club rooms Friday July 19 and you are expected to be present and take your additional share of stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Norcross
Harrisonville
Mineral Springs
Ark
Avery & Stephens
John Bunch
Beloit
Kas
Bunch
Nugget Theatre
W. T. Norcross
Cash Mercantile Co
Ford Agency
Ward B. Hitchcock
F. N. Dyer Furniture Co
White
Rado
Hartville
Commercial Club Rooms
Is Your Name Here in Our Thanks for Cash
A list of subscribers acknowledged for cash on subscription since the last report. Names include Charles H. Jackson Hartville Jason Turner Lindsay Clemens Kupka Kansas City Kas Mrs C H Thompson Kansas City A M Brentlinger Bryant Charles Brentlinger 110th Military Police Co B A E F W L Crippen Mansfield J Godby Mansfield John Keeling Mansfield T H Ingerson Mansfield G W Bailey Cedar Gap Mrs Fred Conrad Pueblo Col Vel W Lamkin Jefferson City H A Dedmon Mansfield Luther Liggett Fremont D Denchfield Lebanon Theodore Collins Deerfield Kas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Jackson
Hartville
Jason Turner
Lindsay
Calif
Clemens Kupka
Kansas City
Kas
C. H. Thompson
A M
Brentlinger
Bryant
Charles Brentlinger
110Th Military Police
Co. B
American Expeditionary Forces
W. L. Crippen
Mansfield
J. Godby
John Keeling
T. H. Ingerson
G. W. Bailey
Cedar Gap
Fred Conrad
Pueblo
Col
Vel W. Lamkin
Jefferson City
H. A. Dedmon
Luther Liggett
Fremont
D. Denchfield
Lebanon
Theodore Collins
Deerfield
Kansas City Stock Market Report From Greer & Co
Kansas City stock market figures from Greer and Co show cattle ranges from good to choice steers at 15.70 to 18.25, cows 11.00 to 13.00, steer and heifer yearlings 12.00 to 15.40, veals 13.00 to 14.50, and stock feeders 11.50 to 15.70. Hogs top at 17.55 with most sales 17.10 to 17.80, pigs 14.50 to 17.00, and sheep top at 17.85.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greer & Co
Salvation Army Cheer Spread in New Orleans Letter
A New York correspondent writes to a fictional friend in a State newspaper piece praising how The Salvation Army brings cheer sustenance and help to various causes. She urges generosity beyond a small dime to support the organization’s efforts and the wider good.
Norcross of Macomb Visited Tuesday
D D Norcross of Macomb was in town Tuesday for unlisted civic or social visits, with local residents noting his presence and meeting several community members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. Norcross of
Macomb
War Savings Stamps Meeting Called by School Board
The School Board has called another meeting to discuss War Savings Stamps and you are expected to be present. This notice urges attendance to review allocations and progress for local fundraising efforts.
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M.M. Martin
Manafield
Missouri
Morgan’s Cafe
F. M. Morgan
Mansfield, Missouri
Norwood, Mo
Thomas R. Dean
R. E. Williams Watchmaker and Jeweler
Norwood
Jarrett Bldg
North Side
J.R. Knotwell
F. M. Huffman
Bouldin-Ryan Furniture Co. Undertakers
Mra.t.b.bouldin
Kood
Cletra
Claud Heckendorn
Clarence Matney
E. Matney
Carl Edwards
Ted Weisley
Swift & Co
White Lake Family
H. M. Norcross General Store
Zinc
And
Lead Journal
Frank Eberle
Joplin, Missouri
R. A. Alcorn Hdw. CO
R. A. Alcorn Hdw. CO. Savings Stamps
New York
New Orleans
Peggy
Abele
Commercial Club Room
Mansfield School Board
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