Mirror News Stand Highlights And Local Happenings
A crowded week at the Mirror news stand features notices of July and August events, visits from Hartville and Springfield residents, road meetings, and sales ads. Local officials and residents, including W. A. Newton, J. Reynolds, and Drs. Loper, are repeatedly seen in town, with community activities such as ice cream in the park and a post office project noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Springfield
Ben Moore
Hartville
Col. L. D. Nieder
County Court
Paul McMahan
Seymour
John Houck
Mirror News
Joseph Davis
Norwood
A. B. Lovan
S. J. White
Macomb
W. G. Reynolds
Mountain Grove
Norvell Allen
Near Mountain Grove
Charles D Kelley
Osborn
Mirror News Stand
Lela Tripp
Mamie Beach
Wallace Crossley Enters Missouri Lt Governor Race
State Senator Wallace Crossley of Warrensburg announces his bid for Lieutenant Governor as a Democrat. Biographical notes highlight his Cooper County roots, education at Mexico High School and Missouri University, teaching career, journalism work, and affiliations with Baptist Church and fraternal orders. Butler Times lauds him as Western Missouri Democratic leader and a strong potential nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Crossley
Warrensburg
Missouri
Warrensburg Star Journal
Senator Crossley
Cooper Co
Bell Air
Stonewall Jackson
Virginia
Mexico
William Jewell College
Missouri University
Warrensburg State Normal
Johnson County
Butler Times
Crossley
State Senate
Ozark Scenic Highway Route Outlined for Tourists
M. A. Freeman fielded inquiries from travelers about touring the Ozark Scenic Highway. Russell E. Hunt of the Automobile Blue Book Publishing Co. of Chicago logged a Springfield to St. Louis trip to map the route. Hunt announces tourists will be routed via the Ozark Scenic Highway, the popular Ozark path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Freeman
Ozark Scenic Highway
Ozarks
Russell E. Hunt
Automobile Blue Book Publishing Co
Chicago
Springfield
St. Louis
Mr. Hunt
Escapes and Recapture of Mountain Grove Bootlegger
John Sherrill, famed Mountain Grove bootlegger, sought permission for a Gazconade river Sunday bath but fled west to Seymour. Springfield police chief alerted Sheriff Creer that Sherrill was held over in the city awaiting orders. Creer chased him, returned Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sherrill
Mountain Grove
Gasconade
Seymour
Springfield
W. I. Creer
Creer
Herbine advertised for torpid liver cure
An advertisement touts Herbine as a remedy for an inactive liver and related digestive ills. It claims to strengthen the liver, cleanse the bowels, and restore health, priced at 50 cents and sold by dealers.
Real Estate Firm Partner Letters Mirror Subscription Aspiration
R E Coday of McCracken and Coday Commerce Oklahoma expresses a warm sentiment toward the local Mirror newspaper. He notes that receiving the Mirror feels like a letter from home and does not want to miss a copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.E. Coday
McCracken & Coday
Insurance and Rentals, Commerce, Okla
the Mirror
Henderson Academy Reunion Association Meeting at Henderson
The Henderson Academy Reunion Association will meet on August 10 at Henderson near Rogersville to discuss upcoming reunion events and arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson Academy Reunion Association
Henderson
Rogersville
Mason for Attorney General endorsed by Greene County Republicans
Greene County Republican Central Committee urges Missouri voters to nominate James H. Mason for Attorney General. The letter lauds his courage ability and industry from his six years in public life and predicts strong party support if nominated and elected. Signatories include Jerry W. Owens Roscoe C. Patterson G W Campbell M L Francis and J H Duncan with official titles. February 17 1916 Springfield Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene County Republican Central Committee
Springfield
Missouri
Voters of
James H. Mason
Jerry W. Owens
Greene County
Republican Central Committee
Roscoe C. Patterson
Seventh Congressional
G. W. Campbell
Republican County Committee
M. L. Francis
Republican Congressional Committee
Seventh District of Missouri
J.H. Duncan
Seventh Congressional District Committee
Mooneyham Pleased With The Outlook For Judge Race
Carthage Democrat reports Jasper county candidate Judge Robert A Mooneyham returned from a district tour and is delighted by reception. If nominated he would strengthen the ticket across the district, backed by lawyers judges ministers and party workers. He would carry all Democratic votes and about 1500 Republican votes in Jasper county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Robert A. Mooneybham
Jasper County
Springfield
Mooneyham
Mirror News Stand To Day Sunset Review Mix
A compact page lists periodical reviews across titles like Sunset Recreation Popular Mechanics Everybody's Woman's Home Companion and Adventure. Readers are guided to consider the latest issues and features across popular magazines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recreation
Popular Mechanics
Everybody's Woman's Home Companion
Akins Seeks Missouri Senate Nomination in August
As the primary nears, Hon. Thomas J. Akins of St. Louis appeals for support in the Republican bid for U S Senate. Akins, the previous nominee defeated by W. J. Stone, claims strong state backing and urges rallying voters for the August 1 election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Missouri
Thomas J. Akins
St. Louis
Akins
W. J. Stone
Hartville Visitors and Local Civil, Odd Fellows News
Hartville John Clark and family travel from Illinois to visit Mrs. Clark’s parents ex Judge Wm Nickle and wife while Hartville voters hosted a township gathering. New Grove church attendees include Bert Ellis family W A Newton and wife George Summers Wm Rippee Ern Gorman. Chas Jackson returned from Mansfield. Odd Fellows boast four goat riders en route. Only two Wright County marriage licenses issued this month. A B Lovan will address Odd Fellowship at 4 PM next Tuesday at the court house with an evening program at the Odd Fellows hall incl. music and readings. All members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Clark
Kansas
Illinois
Manes
A. B. Lovan
1.C.C. F
Springfield
Odd Fellowship
Court House
Odd Fellows Hall
Odd Fellows
Frisco Sold at Auction for 45.7 Million to Bondholders
The St Louis and San Francisco railroad was sold today to representatives of the road's bondholders for 45,700,200 dollars, two hundred over the March 31 minimum set by U S Judge Sanborn. The sale ends the receivership and the line will be returned to stockholders under a Missouri public service commission approved plan with no competing bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Louis
St. Louis and San Francisco
U. S
Sanborn
Missouri Public Service Commission
Reverend Joseph Davis Preaches at C P Church on Sunday
The Rev Joseph Davis preaches at the C P Church this Sunday sharing a message for parishioners and visitors. Attendance and services details are encouraged for area residents seeking spiritual guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph ,Davis
C. P. Church
Judges of Primary Election in Missouri townships
Primary election judges listed for Mountain Grove, Clark, Pleasant Valley, Wood, Hart, Gasconade, Van Buren, Brush Creek, Boone, Montgomery, Elk Creek and Union townships with named individuals for each precinct. Dates indicate Tuesday August 1e1, 1916.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain Grove
Youth killed near Seymour identified as James Elgin
The body of 17 year old James Elgin of Mountain Grove was found on the Frisco right of way east of Seymour. He had two blows to the head and a left arm cut, with skull fracture suggesting foul play. Identified by his mother, he left Springfield seeking work Thursday, had no money, and was buried at Seymour after public subscriptions funded part of the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour
James Elgin
Mountain Grove
Springfield
Poll tax collection dates announced by Mansfield district
The notice states the annual poll tax of 3 dollars is due now with collection days on July 28 and 29 in Dr. F H Riley's office. Delinquents after these dates will be turned over to officers with extra costs. Signed Joe H. Dennis secretary Mansfield Special Road District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.H Riley
Joe’ H. Dennis
Mansfield Special Road District
All Day Singing at Mansfield Baptist Church Sunday
The Mansfield Baptist Church holds an all day singing next Sunday with dinner on the grounds. Everyone is invited and asked to bring well filled baskets for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield Baptist Church
Mansfield Announces Fifth Annual Agricultural Show Dates
A Mansfield meeting of business and farming interests decides to hold the Fifth Annual Agricultural and Stock Show on October 5, 6 and 7. Paul Williams pledges subscription and an exhibit. Officers named include J. D. Reynolds as President and W. A. Black as Secretary with committees for finance and program. Messages of unity urge everyone to work together to make the 1916 show the best yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airdome
Mansfield
Paul Williams
J. D. Reynolds
W.A. Black
QO. L. Robinett
F. H. Riley
Geo. B. Freeman
O. L. Robinett
J. C. Carter
C. A. Stephens
W. G. Reynolds
E. A. Sisk
P. W. Newton
H. M. Norcross
Cantrell
M. L. Andrews
W. M. Divan
Mesdames
J. A. Riley
Dave Carter Seeks Second Term as Wright County Treasurer
Dave Carter of Gasconade township campaigns for the Republican nomination for Wright county treasurer. He previously served one term and was narrowly defeated four years ago by 10 votes to Democrat W. F. Rippee. Carter appeals for support and votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Carter
Gasconade Township
Wright County
Dave
W. F. Rippee
Mission Circle Organized at Baptist Church Home
The Young Ladies Sunday School Class met July 3 at Mrs. L. B. Latimer’s home and organized a Young Ladies' Mission Circle with 16 members. Officers elected were President Ina Belle Wallace Vice President Dena Fullington Secretary Eula Newton and Treasurer Roxie Bratcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Ladies
the Baptist Church
L. B. Latimer
Young Ladies’ Mission
Ina Belle Wallace
Dena Fullington
Eula Newton
Roxie Bratcher
Singing at Hargus Chapel August All Day Event
An all day singing at Hargus Chapel on the second Sunday in August conducted by Prof. Bunch and Rev. W. Gas kill. Pentecostal Power will be used in the forenoon and the old Christian Harmony in the afternoon. Everyone is invited to bring baskets well filled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hargus Chapel
Bunch
W. 8
Gaskill
Delicious Drinks Ice Cream Offerings Highlight Sanitary Service
An advertisement touts pure ice cream and real fruit flavors at a fountain, promising nourishing refreshments. It emphasizes a sanitary service and disposable paper dishes and cups, noting aged portions and clean service standards.
Stop In And Get a Thirst Quencher And Cream Upgrade
A brief local prompt urges customers to visit the shop for a thirst quencher and to take a pail of cream home for the family. The message emphasizes quick service and daily essentials.
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Mose White
Mansfield Mirror
Kansas City Star
A. Glenn & Sons
Joe H. Dennis
W. A. Newton
The
Young Ladies’ Mission Circle of the Baptist Church
John Deere
Marsh
Hensley
Pleasant Valley Township
W. B. Fellington
Evertz
Gome
D. Reynolds
G. D. Burney
Mike Gallagher
Ady
Springfield Business College
J. A. Taylor
Abe
Geo. P. Thomas
van Buren Township
J. H. Plunk
Near
Bertha Glenn
W. A. Glenn's
Eugene Schuermann
Oklahome
Frank
F. M. Young
Young's Hotel
Claremore
Okla
Indiana
D. S. Cantrell
Kansas City
M. B
T. L. Rubey
Mr. Major
E W. Major
Park
John Stepheng
South Greenfield Wreck
RE. F. Gorman
Republican Party
Wesley Westbrook
Westbrook
Oetting
Ocettings
South Greenfield
Frisco
Maude Reynolds
Mr. Williams
Parsons, Kas
Effingham
Mirror
Hon
T. J. Akins
Democrate— Republicans
W. C. Ellis
J. Mac Cassill
Floyd Gambill
Ralph Archer
John M. Wheeler
Otto Wilson
N. M. Ball
Peter Carlson
B. F. Nall
Walter Odell
W. J. Paden
Hiram Jackson
Clark
Pet Gass W
Findley
George Shores
Adam Hartman
Claud Dickinson Mart Brotemarkle
Pleasant Valley Tp.—Mansfield
John Freeman
Edgar Sisk
Tom Bell Roy Dennis W. 8B
Fullington C. L. Beach
Pleasant Valley
Cedar Gap
T. R. Gaskin
Alex Salisbury
R. D. Berry
Ed Abbott
M.D. Richman
J. W. Rippee
Hart Twp
Kingsley Spillman
Br. B. E. Latimer
Emmett Quillen
John N. Pryor, Jr
Walter Hensley
Bert Ellis
J. L. Williams
Geo. W. Nichols
J. M. Shaddy
Sam Young
Ralph Chapman Woo, Rosevear
van Buren
Harry Robertson Lee Lathrom
J.C. Ellis
Fred Wood
John Hopkins
Richard Hutcell
Brush Creek Twp
Jas. Lilley
Chas. Trout
F. F. Rippee
Harrison Wynne
E.M.C. Yeager
Jas. Murrell
BOONE
Montgomery Twp
Elk Creek
Jason Claxton
E. F. Hake
Jas. T. Jordan, F. G. Clark
Jest Webb Thos. Simmons
Union Twp
R.C. Webb
J. Re Mott
Pat Shaddy Henry Allen
Win, Smittle
M. H. Williams
Mission Circle
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