Mansfield district zinc profits boost and ordinance on dance halls
Industrial notes report high grade zinc ore priced at 875 per ton with plans to ship in about two weeks. Pioneer Mining Co. files for 300000 capital stock and lists officers and directors. Mansfield district visitors include Beaman Thomas and T. Beeler while drilling continues on the Big Jim property. Ordinance 73 bans dance halls in Mansfield with fines from 100 to 300 dollars. readings occurred May 2 1918. Liberty Bond drive urges “Buy Again” on May 4. Food Administration warns farmers to market wheat or face seizure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Board
W. R. Overby
Red Bird Mining Co
Overby
Springfield
Pioneer Mining Co
H EB. Howell
Alvah F. Richardson
Hartville
A.J. Clark
F. A. Glade
R. H. West
Ke, G. Taylor
A. W. Glade
A. T. Friend
Beaman Thomas
Columbus
Mansfield
Thomas
Thos Murdock
T. T. Beeler
Beeler- Steph Sharp Mining Co
Lagura M. Paschall
Peace Valley
Draughon
A. T. Friend Mining Co
Prof Lynch praised for fifty years of education work
A Springfield Normal field agent, Prof W H Lynch, completed a five week tour of Southwest Missouri and parts of Arkansas speaking at 22 schools. An extract from the Licking News extols his fifty plus years in education, his influence in Texas county and Wright County, and urges Hartville to expand its high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Lynch
Springfield, Normal
Missouri
Lynch
Texas County
Houston
Licking
Caboul
Howell County
Willow Springs
Stony Point
Pine Grove
Forest Flower
West Plains
Oak Ridge
Greenwood
Brandsville
Mountain View
Pomona
Oregon County
Thayer
Mammoth Spring
Ark
Wright County
Mountain Grove
Fairmount
Hartville
Mansfield
Douglas County
Ava
Webster County
Seymour
Licking Public School
J.O. Payne
Licking School
The
Licking News
Ozark
W.H. Lynch
Springfield Normal School
Normal School
Tiss
Republican
Harwood High School
Nevada Herald
Memorials for Mary E Russell and local obituaries
Mary E. Russell of Mansfield born near Richmond Tennessee July 1 1841 died April 30 1918 at 76 years 9 months 29 days. Family moved to Arkansas 1860 near Batesville later in Franklin and Wayne counties. She joined New Hope Baptist Church then Christian Church in Mansfield and married O Nieder August 1 1869. One child Annie Nieder died 1899. Funeral in Baptist church led by Rev T B Ritzinger. Also notes on Ezra E Robinett 23, Camp Sevier died pneumonia. Louis Heatherley 22 died Camp Funston pneumonia. Hodge relative mentions. Wright County Odd Fellows formed at Grove Spring 99th anniversary with officers elected and plans for July meeting and 1919 celebration. Also Masons conferred degrees on several men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Russell
Richmond
Tenn
Mansfield
Arkansas
Batesville
Franklin
Wayne
H. O. Russell
Altus
Okla
New Hope
Franklin County
Christian Church
O. Nieder
Annie Nieder
Nieder
Baptist Church
T.B. Ritzinger
Ezra E Robinett
Camp Sevier
Greenville
N. C
W. A. Robinett
Oklahoma
Wright County
Odd Fellows Association
Grove Spring
Odd Fellowship
America
Mountain Grove
W.E. Young
Cedar Gap
S. W. Hopper
Manes
McKinley Rayborn
Hartville
G.W. Summers
W.A. Black
J. M. Bohannon
W. A. Black
A. F.shortend
H. C. Shelton
A. F
A. M
L R. Newton
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Mining News
Board of Aldermen
J. HE
Craig
J. A. Fuson
James Coday
O. L. Robinett
H. Riley
J. W. Brazeal
Buy
Liberty Bonda
Louia
J. Fred Ellis
Treasury Department
United States
W. L. Price
Price
United States Food Administration
U. S. Food Administration
Food Administration
Guy Willia Holmes
Ederal
Wright Co
la Roy and
St. Clair
Wm. Duncan
Carl Holloway
Prof. Lynch
Springfield Republican
Joe H. Dennis
Oscar Wright
E. W. Hirst
Nebraska Syndicate
Grand Island
Neb
H. B. Paul
J. R. Reed
Paul B. Divan
W. M. Divan
J.D. Reynolds
W. D. Sidman
W. A. Newton
Mansfield Mining & Development Co
Frank Peacock
Golda Norcross
Ladv
C.G. Sanders
C. H. Jackson
Jess Arnall
Jess
D. C. Winburn
N. J. Craig
Liberty Bonds
Cecil V. Hilsabeck
Anderson
Liberty
Mansfield Mirror
Mack Davis
Kansas City Veterinary College
Prairie Hollow
J. D. Avery
Louis Heatherley
Camp Funston
Kas
M.J. Hodge
W. T. Norcross
J. HH. Stephens Proprietor
Dr. Hess
Fuson Drug Company
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