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Newspaper

Mansfield Mirror

Location

Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1918

Page

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Still Finding Good Ore In Mansfield district mining prospects rise

The Mansfield district preserves strong mining momentum with firms moving the Sparta mill to Tripp Lease and drilling deeper at several sites. N Rosenberg Joplin president J Sumners Kansas City vice president W L James Joplin treasurer visited, noting faith and investment. Beeler Sharp drill near Berry shows continued ore, Cedar Gap yields solid jack, Pioneer Mining prep to ship and erect a new mill south of Berry. Nebraska investors A W Glade Riley Warren and Mr Taylor remain to oversee and possibly drill or install mills.

Mansfield N. Rosenberg Joplin Mansfield Mining & Development Co Summners Kansas City W.L. James Big Sparta Dodson Land Trip Cedar Gap Pioneer Mining Co Pioneer Shaft Berry Mill A. W. Glade Grand Island Nebraska Riley I. Warren North Platte

And They Were Wed in Ozark Style

A double wedding was held at GC V Ashworth home with G E Shores and Miss Alva Frye uniting in marriage topped by Rev C V Ashworth. Both grooms are prosperous Norwood and Macomb farmers and brides are popular Norwood young ladies. Guests included Ollierge Maude Shores Clarabell Frye Leota Brentlinger Glen Moberly. Ashworth attended Tuesday reception and praised a feast fit for the Ozarks.

GC. V Ollierge Maude Shores Clarabell Frye Leota Brentlinger Glen Moberly Mr. Ashworth Ozarks

Mansfield High Banquet Delights Freshmen at Mansfield Hotel

The Senior and Juniors of Mansfield High School entertained the Freshmen at a Saturday night banquet held at the Mansfield Hotel. Guests included Lyle Snyder and Neal Freeman of Seymour, and Robert Wiles, Alva Turner, and Otho Mays.

Mansfield High School Mansfield Hotel Lyle Snyder Neal Freeman Seymour Robert Wiles Alva Turner Otho Mays

Commercial Club Meeting Seeks Seed Corn Aid

The Mansfield Commercial Club meets at the 1.0.0 FB hall where James Houchin warns of seed corn failure and urges communities to mobilize seed supply. The club plans wiring and furnishing of rooms, with $15 in contributions from Lambert & Hirst and P. W. Newton. A Frisco spur to nearby mines and new member Art Glade are noted.

Commercial Club City of Mansfield Hall Horace Paul James Houchin Missouri Federation of Commercial Clubs F.H. Riley John Strong Lambert & Hirst P. W. Newton A. T. Friend Frisco Art Glade

Obituary of Mrs Barbara J Bartlett Dies at 79

Mrs Barbara J Bartlett died Monday at her son in law W H Seay near Mansfield from cerebral hemorrhage aged 79 years 1 month 4 days Rev W S Gaskill conducted the funeral from the home at 2 o clock Tuesday afternoon The body was sent to Mattoon Illinois for interment accompanied by her husband and son

Barbara J. Bartlett W. H. Seay Mansfield W. 8. Gaskill Mattoon Illinois

Mrs Evans Injured in Harness Break Near Manafield

Mrs Evans about 65 suffered a fracture of the right hip Tuesday when a harness broke near Manafield as her team was frightened by Alex Moore. The runaway caused her to be thrown from the vehicle.

Evans Manafield Alex Moore

Freeman In Springfield Visit Reported Yesterday

Geo B. Freeman traveled to Springfield yesterday in what appears to be a routine visit. Local sources did not indicate any public events or schedules tied to the trip.

Geo B. Freeman Springfield

Seed corn testing urged by Missouri official in Wright Douglas

L FE DeVinna urges rural schools and high schools in Wright and Douglas counties to test seed corn for farmers to ensure germination and boost corn production. The circular explains testing per ear, collecting samples from families, and returning a testing report. It notes seed shortages and aims to support soldiers and livestock by improving yields.

Mountain Grove Mansfield Mirror Mansfield Wright Douglas Counties L. BE. Devinna Missouri College of Agriculture Missouri L.fe Devinna

Red Cross Dance and Carnival at Mountain Grove

The Mountain Grove Unit of the American Red Cross will host a Red Cross Dance and Carnival on March 25 in the former Wheeler Garage building. Music by the Jazz Theatre orchestra. Proceeds to benefit the Red Cross. Mansfield residents invited.

Mountain Grove American Red Cross Red Cross Wheeler Garage Jazz Theatre Orchestra Mtn. Grove Mansfield Ady

Wheatless Days urged for Wright County eating houses

The Medi awal Food Administration Head quarters urges observance of Wheatless Monday and Wheatless Wednesday plus one wheatless meal daily. Meatless Tuesday, beef or pork, and Porkless Saturday are referenced. however Porkless Saturday has been discontinued. Authorities urge hotels and restaurants to ensure no wheat on Monday and Wednesday and no beef or pork on Tuesday.

Mediawal Food Administration Wright County

Must Keep Wheatless Days in Columbia War Time

Columbia proclaims wheatless days urging home cooks to avoid all wheat bread products on Mondays and Wednesdays. With wheat supplies reserved for home use and no future crop until next summer, households are advised to replace bread with corn, oatmeal, and rice hot breads for breakfast lunch and supper to support the war effort.

Columbia Food Administration France America

Dyers Leave Blessing for Health Reasons

F N Dyer departed Friday for Blessing Texas due to Mr Dyer health. T I Lenhart is acting manager at the F N Dyer Furniture Co store during the absence.

F. N. Dyer Blessing Tex

Freeman and family attend Seymour funeral of Mrs Trimble

G W Freeman and M A Freeman and wife attended the funeral at Seymour Sunday for Mrs Samuel Trimble. The service was conducted by Rev F C Neely.

G. W. Freeman Seymour Samuel Trimble F. C. Neely

Robert Wiles Accepts Bank of Commerce Position in Springfield

Robert Wiles has moved to Springfield to take a role with the Bank of Commerce, starting this month. He relocates from his previous post and brings experience in financial services to the new office.

Robert Wiles Springfield Bank of Commerce

Arthur Frye Furlough From Camp Funaton Near Ayais

Arthur Frye of near Ayais returns home on furlough from Camp Funaton Kas. The brief note notes his absence from duty and plans to resume service after leave.

Arthur Frye Ayais Camp Funaton, Kas

The Nugget Electric Theatre Names Its Theatre

The Nugget is chosen as the new theatre name after 62 entries over ten days. Mrs. J. N. Craig of Mansfield submitted the winning No. 10 name, with her prize a Mansfield season ticket non transferable to family. Opening will be announced once opera chairs and the machine arrive.

F’. H. Riley J. N. Craig Mansfield

Is Your Name Here Subscription Thanks List

A list of names thanked for cash on subscription since the last report. Includes J. M. Little Norwood and others in Mansfield MemphIs Tenn Tecumseh Okla Adair Iowa Mansfield Orange Cove Cal Camp Doniphan Ft Sill Okla Redfield Ks Springfield Madera Calif and more.

Delbert Worth Adair Iowa Harvey Coday Mansfield W.J. Findley W. T. Baker Macomb Mercantile Co Macomb John A. Carter Camp Doniphan Ft. Sill Okla Chas K. Samuel Redfield J.M Moutray F. W. Robertson Orange Cove Cal

Weather Forecast for Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valley

Weather forecast from the U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau issued in Washington March 16 1918 for the week beginning March 17 1918. Fair weather expected with temperatures above seasonal averages across Illinois Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Missouri Arkansas and eastern North and South Dakota Nebraska Kansas and Oklahoma east of 04 degrees.

U. S. Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau Charles F. Marvin Washington, D. C Illinoia Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Missouri Arkansas North Dakota South Dakota Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma

Town Gossip From Hartville Area

Terse notes show visits by P W Newton F H Riley and Sheriff C G Sanders in Hartville with others from Mountain Grove and Longton Kansas. Births reported for Amos Roy C R Borders O L Robinett and W T Norcross. Ads note sorghum for sale and farm items across Hartville Ava and surrounding towns.

O. L. Robinett C. G. Sanders Hartville Burney Mountain Grove W. J. Smith Longton Kas W. T. Norcross BE. J. Nichols W. O. William S Ladv

Cadet Academy bread uses mixed flours for nutrition

In Fort, Missouri on March 19, United States Army officers in training at the United States Naval Academy West Point report efforts to conserve food. Cadet corps health is described as better than ever by Capt. B A Dixon, treasurer of the academy. Bread at the academy blends 45 percent wheat flour 45 percent rye flour and 10 percent white malted grain flour, said to be satisfactory and preferred by many cadets over pure wheat flour.

Colon United State Army United States Naval Academy West Point B. A. Dixon United States Military Academy

Court attendees at Hartville include Judge Hopper and locals

In Hartville this week for county court, attendees included Judge S. W. Hopper, Joe H. Dennis, 8. J. White, and James Frye, among others present for court proceeding notes.

Hartville S. W. Hopper Joe H. Dennis 8. J. White James Frye

Douglas residents join U.S. service at Kelley Field

Alfred Privett Mr Alsup and Marion Inman of Douglas County departed yesterday for U S service at Kelley Field San Antonio Texas Mrs J R Reed and her daughter and children visiting R R Reed and wife recently

Alfred Privett Alsup Marion Inman Douglas County U.S Kelley Field San Antono Tex J.R Reed R. R. Reed

For Sale Eggs White Wyandottes Ad

For sale eggs thoroughbred white wyandettes 1.25 for 15 eggs Mrs L B Johnson Mansfield Mo ad.

L. B. Johnson Mansfield

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Mr. Taylor the Nugget Electric Theatre J. M. Little Norwood Flora McClellan Memphis Tenn Haden Coday Frederick King Tecumseh Okla Sam Strong Roy Ray White Madera Calif Roe Strong Y. E. Royal W. I. Howard Tyra Newton M. C. Coday Hart Township Brake Clark Township F. H. Riley D. R. Cantrell John Stephens Amos Roy C. R. Borders C. H. Jackson Timberlake Ava St. Louis W. A. Black Francis J.W Floyd Naval Ademy J. HH. Stephens Proprietor H. M. Norcross Dr. Hess Fuson Drug Company
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