Postmaster Nomination News From Mansfield Mentioned
Last Thursday President Wilson sent to the senate the name of William A. Black editor of the Mansfield Mirror for the Mansfield postmaster job. A Washington telegram from Senator Spencer confirmed the nomination. The civl service exam at Mountain Grove last February chose the higher graded applicant among nine. Since Postmaster Coday's resignation, C A Stephens has acted as postmaster. Look at the Mirror date after your name. figures refer to the year. If your subscription expired, please renew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Wilson
Senate
Willim A. Black
Mansfield Mirror
Mansfield
Washington
U. 8
Selden P. Spencer
Mountain Grove
Coday
C A. Stephens
Legion Post Meeting for July Ex Servicemen
Honorably discharged soldiers sailors and marines are urged to attend a 3 30 p m Sunday July 27 at the Commercial Club rooms to organize a local American Legion post. Walter C Coday and Fred McMillian urge participation to select officers and obtain the charter. J W Floyd advertises an 8 quart aluminum kettle with every 25 dollars of goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
American Legion
Dopn
Walter C. Coday
Fred McMillian
J. W. Floyd
Tersely Told Town Tales from Mansfield and Nearby
Local notes show names and visits across Mansfield Mo and neighboring towns. Floyds adverts and Mansfield Produce Co trade claims, plus residents like Ethel Smith Barada Neb and Dr O L Smith Springfield, with road bond loss and various scheduling notices. Jammed blurbs mention sales, visits, and address changes among M A Freeman, Geo Freeman, J W Haskins Ava and others.
Norwood Route 1 Weekly Spelling Match and Sunday School
Spelling match held weekly at Liberty on Tuesday nights and Sunday school at Liberty every Sunday evening at 3 00 pm. Harvest work ongoing in the area with families hosting and visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Pleasant Valley Social Notes and Local Mentions
Community updates include Tom Mackey calling on Frank Kerr on Sunday and Ava Parker returning from Montana. Mrs. J. J. Brasher has returned home after visiting relatives. Dinner guests at E. J. Stogsdill’s Sunday included Will Tarburton, Mrs. Marion Stogsdill and family, Elva Goss, Nellie and Mabel Allen, Rosa and Alice Peters, and Elba Blazer. Miss Anna Stogadill was visited by Miss Mary King and Misses Golda and Olda Stogsdill on Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Mackey
Frank Kerr
J. J. Brasher
E.j.stogsdill
Will Tarburton
Marion Stogsdill
Elva Goss
Nellie
Mabel Allen
Rosa
Alice Peters
Elba Blazer
Ava Parker
Montana
Mary King
Anna Stogadill
Anna King
Golda
Olda Stogsdill
Jacek Frost
Mansfield Light and Power Stock Meeting Proposed
Question of improving Mansfield lights hinges on a $4000 stock purchase in Mansfield Light & Power Co. Buyers would gain control and funds for new machinery. A meeting at the Commercial Club rooms Friday night July 25 will explain the proposal and invite interested residents to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
Mansfield Light & Power Co
Commercial Club
Republican Women Meet in Lebanon for District 16 Assembly
A July 19 gathering in Lebanon brought Republican women and county committee chairmen from sixteenth district counties. Elected to the State Executive committee were Mrs. A H Harrison Steelville and Mrs. Horace Paul Mansfield with plans to meet in St. Louis to choose a State Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
A H Harrison
Steelville
Crawford County
Horace Paul
Mansfield
Wright County
St. Louis
Planters’ Hotel
A. H. Harrison
P. A Bennett
Dallas County
John Cause
Webster County
Congressional Committee
Francis Gleason
Laclede County
Joe H. Dennis
Republican County Central Committee
John N. Pryor, Jr
Hartville
Kennedy's 400 Acre Ozarks Farm Backs Tomato Boom
J W Kennedy operates a 400 acre farm in the Pea Ridge area with 50 acres of timothy and wheat, 40 acres of tomatoes, and 90 more planned. He estimates 50 acres of crop value at 2000 dollars while his tomato operations, with 800 contracted for processing, position his family as leading tomato growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.W. Kennedy
Pea Ridge
Kennedy
Timothy
Midway
Macomb
Norwood
Olathe
Ozarks
Road Work Progress in Ozark Highway Project
Springfield road officials hosted the Divisional State Highway Engineer Moberly last week on road business. Waters & Son of St Louis quit their Ozark Scenic Highway contract and settled, leaving a grader for ongoing work. Joe H. Dennis directs progress with plans to use a gasoline tractor on the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moberly
Springfield
Waters & Son
St.Louis
Ozark Scenic Highway
Joe H. Dennis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Reynolds & Campbell
J. E. P. Coday
W.W. Grimes
Mirror
Mansfield Public School
M.E. Ladies’ Aid Society
Guy Willis Holmes
J. E. Craig
Admis
Jim’s Cafe
J. H. Atkisson
Thunder Mountain
Nugget Theatre
Floyd
Adam
M.nelson
E. W. Hirst
J. W. Haskins
Ava
Ed Matthews
Diggins
Frank Hoover
Atwood, Kans
A.J Clark
Eminence
L. F. Livingston
Mt Grove
Smalley
H. ©. Tarbutton
R. R. Reed
West Plains
F. B. Fuson
C. G. Sanders
Mansfield Produce Co
W. B. Faollington
Fred Grover
Bartlett
Kans
Ford
M. J. Hodge
Ben Grover
Raymond Baker
Chester, Ill
Mary Harvey of
Seymour
R. A. Alcorn Home
Sherman Jackson
Sidney
Iowa
M. A. Freeman
Geo. B. Freeman
Shiloh
Ethel Smith
Barada
Neb
Boswell Place
W. N. Draper
G. H. Taggart
Eirk City
Pueblo
Colo
Ady
K.C .O&8
R R
Ozark Southern Railroad
Morris Burney
Arizona
GS. Burney
Jericho
Valentine Melton
Petey DePuy
Mt. Grove
Twin Valley Stock Farm
A. E. Brown
Homer
RR Reed
Roy Handy
L. B
W. P. Johnson
A.B. Russell
W.a.comyers
Republic
Russell Transfer Cn
Frost
Advy
O. L. Smith
Thomas Brazeal
Adv
W. W. Phelps
Banok
Actvv Ooie
Orel Dennis
Roy Dennis
Smith Hugh Williams
Noble Grand
M E Stephens
Ezra Dennis
Lenhart
Bon Marche Millinery
Batiste
Ralph Brazel
Blanche Hailey
Kansas City
Brazeal
Swift & Co
J. D. Reynolds
Reynolds &Coday
Fred Bobzien
John Frye
Geo, Shores, Jr
John France
Alvah Ceef
Ernest
Virgil Royal
Lessie France
Maud Shores
Wm. Pearcey
Colorado
Dolly Dimple
Pleasant Valley
Oliver
James Oliver
R. A. Alcorn Hardware Co
C.O. Storm
Robertson
Macomb, Mo
S.H. Robertson
Stephens’ Cafe
J. HH. Stephens Proprietor
Hellebore London Purple
Fuson Drug CO
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