Rural property and household goods sale in Mansfield
West part of 3 half acre lots fronting Nettleton Avenue and back to K C C 5 two blocks south of the Mansfield Hotel includes a four room house cellar two room smoke house good well in yard good planter at end of porch concrete walks and fine garden all goes together for cash W C McCain Mansfield Mo advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettleton Avenue
K.C.C.&5
Mansfield Hotel
W.C. McCain
Mansfield
Proverb Lessons Highlighted at Christian Endeavor Program
On July 28 at 7 45 p m the C P Church hosts a Christian Endeavor meeting with topics from Proverbs 10 116. Music by Alice Tombleson and remarks by W A Black Mrs W Coday and others discuss business life wisdom reputation and differences from other proverbs led by Lula Riley with invites to bring a partner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.P. Church
Solo
Alice Tombleson
W. A. Black
W. ©. Coday
H.B. Paanl
H. M Norcross
J. ©. Carter
G.C. Freeman
W.A. Smith
Nora Ross
G.w.freeman
J.T. Younger
Lula Riley
The Nugget Theatre Showings and Talks
The Nugget screens The Fighting Trail in the last episode Saturday night. Upcoming shows include The Woman of the Web begun, The Kaiser the Beast of Berlin at Aug 20 21 with a matinee Aug 21. Today a matinee grants free admission to solider boys. Lieut Ed Westbrook spoke at the Nugget Thursday and Hon J Lon Dennis gave a four minute talk Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Nugget
Ed. Westbrook
Nugget Theatre
J. Lon Dennis
Two Hurt in Wreck Near Amanda on Picnic Train
The Yellow Jacket motor car on the K. C. C. S. & S. was wrecked yesterday morning about a mile from Amanda. A rear wheel on the trailer came off, leaving the coach and trailer badly shaken. The CP Sunday School picnic goers and others were aboard with baggage and express. Misses Thelma Davis and Ollie Chance were injured. others escaped unhurt, though scattered along the track.
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Yellow Jacket
Amanda
C. P
Thelma Davis
Ollie Chance
Norwood Store Visit Noted Sunday Meeting
J. Orender of Norwood visited J. H. Stephens on Sunday, marking a routine social call.
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J. ©. Orender
Norwood
J. H. Stephens
County War Fund drive aims to raise $1000 in 10 days
Wright county plans a ten day Salvation Army War Fund drive endorsed by national leaders. Dr L T Van Noy of Norwood chairs the effort. W A Mansfield is secretary treasurer. Township chairmen are named and contributions may be sent to W A Black at Mansfield for credit.
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Wright County
Salvation Army War Fund
Council of Defense
United States
Missouri
L. T. van Noy
Norwood
W.A
Mansfield
Mtn
Grove
N. Funston
Mto
Clark
T. B. Bouldin
Pleasant Valley
O. L. Robinett
Mansfield Wood
W.S. Griffith
Hart
Bert Ellis
Martville
Gasconade
W. T. Fuge
van Buren
W. A. Black
Bank leadership changes in Mountain Grove and Norwood
John A. Dennis, longtime cashier of the Citizens Bank of Norwood, buys part of E. J. Green’s stock in the First National Bank of Mountain Grove and becomes cashier there. J. W. Frink, vice-president at Norwood, will be elected cashier to replace Dennis. The First National Bank of Mountain Grove is Wright county’s only national bank with strong patronage. Dennis is Mansfield-born, former Bank of Hartville worker and county collector for eight years. Frink is a seasoned conservative business professional ready to lead and satisfy patrons.
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John A. Dennis
Citizens Bank of
Norwood
E. J. Green
First National Bank of Mountain Grove
Green
J. W. V. Frink
Citizens Bank of Norwood
Dennis
First National Bank of
Mountain Grove
Wright County
Bank of
Hartville
Mansfield
Frink
Red Cross Seeks 2000 Nurses for Missouri Quota
The Red Cross has no supplies yet but expects delivery by Tuesday and will notify via a Post Office card. Mrs W M Divan, Captain of the Woman's Division of the Council of Defense, says the division will help secure 2,000 Missouri Red Cross nurses to be trained and relieve graduate nurses for service in France.
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Red Cross
W. M. Divan
Council of Defense
Missouri
France
Obituary: Mrs. Chas. Davis Dies in Mansfield After Illness
Mrs. Chas. Davis died July 16 after sudden illness that began July 9. Born Julia Ann McIntosh on January 17, 1856, she was daughter of James and Nancy McIntosh, a pioneer family in the southwest. She lived at the old Douglas County home, married Dr. H. G. Hall, moved to Mansfield in 1905, widowed in 1910, remarried Chas. Davis in 1914, and died at Shiloh Church area. Funeral at Shiloh church. buried in Shiloh cemetery. Survived by husband, three sisters, one brother, and numerous relatives. Two Mansfield sisters were with her. several nieces and nephews attended. Written by Victor I. Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Davis
Julia Ann McIntosh
James
Nancy McIntosh
Douglas County
H. GC. Hall
Mansfield
Hall
Jesus
Shiloh Church
McCall
Baptist Church
Shiloh
Ben Alsup
Walla Walla
Wash
Lydia McIntosh
Mary Turley
James McIntosh
Wainwright
Oklahoma
MacBlades
Aurora
Pearl Chrisner
Macomb
Logan Alsup
Cold Springs
James Turley
Narrow Escape on Frisco Train Passengers Report Fire
Passengers on Frisco train No. 104 Tuesday evening noticed a fire in an upstairs room at the Cottage hotel building around 6 40 p m. A bucket brigade quickly put out a mattress blaze near a window before significant damage. Origin unknown. The structure is owned by G W Freeman and used by Stephens Cafe for roomers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frisco
G. W. Freeman
Stephens’ Cafe
Odd Fellows Leaders Attend Wright County Meeting
Among the Lodges J W Brazeal James Coday and W A Black accompanied by Edgar Brazeal attended the quarterly meeting of the Wright County Odd Fellows Association at Hartville Tuesday night. The next meeting will be held at Mansfield in October with the Grand Master of the state expected to be present.
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J. W. Brazeal
James Coday
W. A. Black
Edgar Brazeal
Wright County Odd Fellows’ Association
Hartville
Mansfield
State
New City Officers Sworn In At Council Meeting
William G. Reynolds was sworn in as mayor at a City Council meeting on Thursday night. C. Co. Newton was appointed assessor.
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William G. Reynolds
C. CO. Newton
Two Mills Running as Pioneer Mill Readies Ore Shipment
Pioneer Mining Co. president Mr. Clark says a carload of ore from the Pioneer mill will be ready to ship next week as the mill runs in two shifts. The Red Bird mill continues to produce good ore and visiting observers note the ongoing drilling and progress. A high grade jack, assaying 25 to 35 percent or better, was found at 35 feet near Berry property by J. R. Sandage of Mansfield Mining and Development Co. The land is owned by Mansfield but leased to Nebraska Mining and Milling Co., which is drilling a mill site. This showcases the Mansfield mining district’s rich ore resources.
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Pioneer
Clark
Pioneer Mining Co
Red Bird
J. R. Sandage
Mansfield Mining and Development Co
Berry
Jack
Mansfield Mining & Development Co
Nebraska Mining & Milling Co
Mansfield
Public Sale At Farm Near Mahsfield On Friday
A public auction will sell at a farm four miles southeast of Mahsfield on the Olathe road Friday August 2 commencing at 10:00 o clock. Seventy five assorted livestock and farm goods including cattle hogs a mare and colt poultry surplus equipment and household items. Terms: cash for sums under five dollars and 12 months on bankable notes bearing 8 percent interest for larger totals with 5 percent cash discount. Auctioneers Chas Davis J R McIntosh Clerk G B Freeman.
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Mahsfield
Olathe Road
Poland
China
I.C
Local boys from Wright county depart for service today
A long list of Wright county youths including Logan Hensley Mansfield Rhodes Joseph Simmons Clarence Phelps Walter Ballard Marvin Miller James Cornwell John Bacon Ned Bowen Vaughn Delcoure Kirk Buttram Sherman Oliphant Clarence Hurt James Reeve Evan Gaskill Thomas Slader Harry Thomas Charles Frye Fred Henderson Verdie Foster James Branstetter Lewis Wood Calvin Price Headley Lee Smittle Henry Snow Everett Woolard Roy Hake Hosea Wood Charley Rogers James Claus Andrew Goss Lonnie Davis Austie Coxen Orlando Tripp Jesse Davis Finishlee Pearman Gabe Scott Earl Hale Raymond Helsley Oscar Hyde John Spock Claud Howell Oliver McMurty John Reukauf Isaac Pitts Everett Pyatt John Holdren Arvel Hefner Walter Lyons Roscoe Hensley Jesse Young Over sixty names, listed as leaving today to be hosted by local citizens in the park. Bragg near Cedar mourns death of Harvey Brage in France. Medical Board at Mountain Grove reexamines seven draft registrants.
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Wright County
Logan Ray Hensley
Mansfield
Ray E. Rhodes
Mtn
Joseph E. Simmons
Origana
Clarence A. Phelps
Walter Ballard
Grovespring
Marvin Miller
James N. Cornwell
John Austin Bacon
Ponca
Ned
Clarence A. Bowen Vaughn
Norwood
Fred Delcoure
Manes
Kirk Buttram
Sherman Oliphant
Rayborn
Clarence Hurt
James Evans Reeve
Gabe Scott
Mountain Grove
Earl Absher
Mose Newton
Jerry M. Jones
Leo Ellis
Charles BE. Shores
John Fred Morris
Cedar Gap
Charles W. Alexander
John Lawrence Brasher
James Lawson
William A. Harris
Edward C. Lesler
Ira Lathrom
Jackson D. Hopkins
Henry H. Atkinson
Clifford Rhodes
Jesse Eugene Leach
Dawson
Fred M.hamilton
Enoch Odle
Ira Eli Rippee
William C. Long
Edward Harold P'Pool
Arlie Butcher
Volney M. McLaren
Macomb
Floyd Franklin Hale
Raymond D. Helsley
Oscar Hyde
Joe Kindrick
Henry Spock
Seymour Charles McIntosh
John Partyn Spock
Seymour Claud N. Howell
Oliver McMurty
Mtn. Grove
John F. Reukauf
Hartville
Isaac W. Pitts
Everett Pyatt
John F. Holdren
Arvel Alex Hefner
Walter E. Lyons
Roscoe Hensley
Jesse Allen Young
Ove Elijah Baker
Jesse Brazeal
Jerry Quint Lawson
County Court In Session At Hartville
County court sits in Hartville today with docket calling civil and minor criminal matters. Local officials announce schedule for hearings and procedural notices.
Neff exalts Liberty Bonds and oil stock optimism
Neff praises US war effort and urges Liberty Bonds, calling the Allies superior and Germans whipped. He promotes Lexington Oil Corporation stock high, outlines a drilling prospect on Eliott, claims quick profits, and pushes oil royalties as safe investments with a persuasive sales tone.
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Yanks
Kaiser Bill
Uncle Sam
Lexington Oil Corporation
Neff
Eliott
Blue Sky Board of Missouri
Lexington
Board of Directors
For Sale Seven Shores and Farm Assets
Seven shores are offered for sale along with 15 little pigs five brood sows a team harness and wagon one brood mare with a colt by side one filly two years old one saddle mare five years old and a Chalmers seven passenger touring car Call Mrs Myrtle Friend Administratrix of the Arthur T Friend deceased.
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Chalmers
Myrtle
Arthur T.friend
Signal Maintainer Transfer Moves Family to Rogersville
C. E. Cathcart has been transferred to Rogersville to act as Frisco signal maintainer. The signal maintainer's office will be moved from Willow Springs to Rogersville. His family will join him soon. His brother, previously at Rogersville, will take a position at Joplin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Cathcart
Rogersville
Frisco
Willow Springs
Joplin
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Christian Endeavor Program
Harry Morey
Grace Darmond
the Wild Strain
Nell Shipman
Alfred Whitman
Kaiser
Red Cross News
Victor I. Cross
Lewiston
Mont
Democrat-News
Mr. Cross
Harvey Cross
Mirror
New City Officers
Rich
J.R. MclIntosh
G. B. Freeman
M. E. Church
J. J. Brown
Della Hubler
Ada Ober
St. Louis
William Reaves
Jack Payne
Brown
Payne
Reaves
Elmer Strong
C. C. Newton
Carl Tripp
Bertha Miller
Mabel Coday
Mabel Hoover
Amy Dedmon
Eula
Pearl Newton
Ernest Coday
Seymour
L. B. Johnson
P. W. Newton
John Perry
Valley Center
Kansan
H. M. Norcross
Mrs. Norcross
Bragg
Near Cedar
Harvey W. Brage
U.S
R. M. Rogers
Seasion
Neff Says
C. D. Neff
Baltimore Oil Investments
Kansas City, Mo
Fuson Drug CO
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