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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1914
Page
6
Notice is given to Wright County boys that the County Court offers a $2 premium for the most corn raised on one sowing in 1914 Contestants must be under eighteen Register by June 30 and contest closes November 1 Judges to be appointed by the county court Boys to have their counties at end of contest Signed EB Perrie County Clerk.
County Clerk’s Notice of Primary Election lists offices up for nomination in Wright County Missouri with the Missouri primary set for the first Tuesday in August. Offices include U S Senator, Supreme Court Division 1 judge, state superintendent, representatives, state and county judges, and numerous local positions across multiple townships. The notice is dated May 7 and bears the Hartville seal.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Cedar Gap event with Abbie Lee and Mrs J G Avimson and Hammeehters. Mentions of Fort Worth, Ohio area, and planned social visits. Several names appear garbled, with references to hospital, surgery, and kinship in Montana Grove.
Oil men express excitement over a potential extension of the Glenn Pool field as Great Western Petroleum Company opens new prospects. Wells tested show promising results, with early production hints suggesting substantial output. Local lobby chatter centers on the Tulsa oil boom as weekly Great Western bulletins describe field development and access.
Notified creditors must present claims against the estate of Alfred the Young, deceased, to the named executor within six months from the date of letters granted May 2, 1881, by the Probate Court of Wright County Missouri. Any claims not exhibited within one year from the first publication hereof will be forever barred.
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