Co. V. Ashworth Leading Wright County Farmer
This sketch profiles C. V. Ashworth a prominent Wright county farmer born in Virginia in 1851 who settled near Mansfield after moving from West Virginia. He runs diversified holdings with Shorthorn Durham cattle and Southdown sheep and serves as Pleasant Valley township justice of the peace. His sons serve in World War I.
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C. V. Ashworth
Virginia
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Mansfield
Ashworth
Durham
Southdown
Mr. Ashworth
John
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Ava to Hartville Auto Ride Amid High Prices
A. KAY Ava Missouri lists a one hundred dollar round trip fare due to bad roads and high prices. Cars depart Mansfield at 6 a.m. after Frisco train No 108 arrives. Hartville pickups at 7:15 a.m. and 4 p.m. H. G. Hendrick is contact. Telephone 122.
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