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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1918
Page
3
J. Be Curry of the Douglas County Herald visited from Ava on Friday en route to St Louis, and was accompanied by his wife.
Otto H. Kahn argues against conscripting capital or incomes during war. He contends that taxing wealth harms thrift and production, warning a capital levy could cripple the economy. He supports a strong progressive income tax, opposes broad capital taxation, and notes the burden on the well to do funds war without crippling industry. He stresses that war taxes fall mainly on the wealthy, while draft exemptions aid the poor. He urges sound, scientific taxation to preserve national war capacity.
The C P Sunday school will present the cantata The Cross Beside the Flag at the church on Easter Sunday March 31 at 7 30 p m. Everyone is invited. Rev J A Russell of Hartville filled the regular appointment at C P church Sunday with Rev John T Younger.
R. C. Crews associated with the Marquette Hotel in Springfield was noted as a visitor in the city during the past week.
A resident Born dealer emphasizes that garments are truly tailored to each customer need and highlights that prices remain modest. The notice presents a confident claim about quality and value in custom apparel.
Mollie Hammock born June 1884 in Walnut Hill Virginia daughter of Rev I C Vanney and Sister Louise. Married John Hammock with three children. Survived by mother two sisters six brothers her funeral held at Fair View Baptist church and interment at Norwood cemetery. Maintain faith and God’s blessings upon the bereaved.
N. J. Craig seeks to loan funds on good improved farms in Wright or Douglas counties. State Tax Commission representative Guy Smith finished duties here and left for Lebanon. Assessor Thomas settled with the county, George W. Newton completes clerical work as the assessor's books await board of equalization action. Wright county assessed at 12 million dollars. Hartville Democrat. Go to J D Reynolds for Shoes with best styles for the money.
Miss Fay Williams and Mr John McCrae were married at 7 o clock Saturday night March 16 at the bride's parents home Mr and Mrs C A Williams of Bryant Ava Herald Jack Owen and Edith Coffman both of Norwood A V Todd of Hartville to Louisa Manary of Duncan Everett Dunlap to Manda Alexander both of Norwood
Notice to qualified voters of Mansfield Wright Missouri announcing annual city election on Tuesday April 2 1918 for two year terms for Alderman First Ward Alderman Second Ward Police Judge Assessor Marshal with polling places First Ward F A Cole barber shop judges T B Bell J B Freeman W B Hitchcock clerks R R Wright Gus Brazeal Second Ward W B Hitchcock office judges J H P Pool L B Latimer G W Campbell clerks T F Lenhart M B Alcorn polls open 7 am signed F A Riley mayor and J W Brazbal city clerk Aluminum ware at Floyds-ad
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