Private Barney Pogue to Speak at Nugget Mien Ter
Private Barney Pogue of the Seed Machine Gun Company, last with Pershing's forces, will speak at the Nagget Mien ter in Manstrell under Wright County Council of Defense. He tours New York, D.C., Georgia, and Tennessee, has led interviews with President Wilson, and will discuss war efforts and Red Cross food conservation. If weather allows, the event moves to City Park with free admission and music by Droibh Kiley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Pogue
Manstrell
Wright County Council of Defense
Welock P.om
Seed Machine Gun
Hirst
Popney
Pershing
Wilson
America
Mexico
New York
Washington
D. C
Georgia
Tennessee
Missouri Council of Defense
Red Cross
Wis
Wies
Droibh Kiley
Wal DE Lth
Springfield forms unit for National Boy League
LG Merrow of Springfiela arrives this morning to organize local bienders for the National Boy League at Springfield. The new unit brings Springfield’s total membership to nearly 100 Col Re P. Dickerson serves as commissioner in chief of the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LG. Merrow
Springfiela Ene
Joel Ceantries
Nadional Boy Wily League
Springfield
Col Re P. Dickerson
Mansfield Mines Hit Rich Ore and New Copper Leases
Rich ore bodies found at Red Bird mines boost milling and development. Superintendent Overby hails results as crews push Pioneer mill work and new drilling. Investors from Seymour and Joplin acquire Spook farm near Mansfield. 4000 acres copper leases held by ASTIOA mining group with promising assays from Rolla. Memorial Day services held with strong community turnout and multiple church addresses. A surprise dinner celebrated Elmer Strong’s wedding anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacek
Red Bird
W_ Kk. Overby
Tuesday Express
Letters to Soldiers and Hoarding in New Mexico
A United States Postal Agent urges precise letter writing for soldiers in France with full ranks and units, discouraging lead pencil addresses due to blur. He notes shipments across the ocean face submarine risks and urges secure packaging. Separately, New Mexico reports a hoarding case where a man hides flour sacks in a camouflaged cellar, allowed one sack for his family, and a designated grocer set monthly limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Clarke
United States
France
New Mexico
Food Administration
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