City Officials and Board of Health Roster
City officials include JB Freeman as notary and treasurer W Brazeal Blanche Anderson attorney N J Craig marshal J W Floyd street commissioner J W Floyd collector C L Turner police judge Jus K P Coday. Health officer Dr J A Fuson Aldermen First Ward J C Turner First Ward W A Black Second Ward Dr J A Puson Second Ward L F Livingston. President Board Dr J A Puson Board of Health J B Freeman Dr J A Fuson L F Livingston Council meets second Monday evening each month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Anderson
N. J. Craig Marshal
J. A.puson
Board of Health
J B. Freeman
J.a.fuson
L. F. Livingston
Train schedule fragment with service numbers and times
The snippet lists No.101 Passenger at 10 10 p.m No 241 Local freight at 1 05 a.m No 10é Passenger at 9 85 a.m West Bound No 102 Passenger at 5 56 a.m No 240 Local freight at 11 05 a.m No 104 Passenger 643 p.m L and L Living sfon, agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. & Living Sfon
Passenger Car Schedule From Mansfield To Ava and Return
Daily service except Sunday shows departures from Mansfield at 4:45 am arriving Ava at 6:00 am. Return trips depart Ava at 3:30 pm arriving Mansfield at 5:00 pm. After arrival of Prisco train 103, Ava arrivals extend to 1:20 am. Schedule includes connections and adjustments with Mansfield timing and terminal stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
Ava
Mansfeld
Lewe Miansfield
Prisco
Sunday School and Sermon Schedule
Sunday school every Sunday at 45 ao led by W B Fullington Superintendent Preaching on the fourth and ith Sundays Rev T B Kiteinger Pastor invites all to attend for religious instruction and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Fullington
T. B. Kiteinger
Preaching Schedule on Fourth Sunday Keeps Parish Quiet
Rev. John T. Younger serves as pastor for the church while G. W. Freeman acts as superintendent. The service begins at 6 45 a.m. with preaching every fourth Sunday and orderly supervision by the superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Younger
G. W. Freeman
Preaching Services on Third Sunday Morning and Evening
Rev G W Holmes, Pastor, conducts preaching services every third Sunday morning and evening at 945 a.m. J D Reynolds serves as Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Holmes
J.D Reynolds
Bible Echoed at 0 45 A M Sundays
J C Carter superintendent preaches every first Sunday Rev Oscar Wright pastor leads service. Ladies' Aid Society meets Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Carter
Oscar Wright
Ladies’ Aid Society
Thomas' Poultry Remedy Adapts Baby Chicks Growth
An old advertisement urges buyers to use Thomas' Poultry Remedy to help baby chicks grow bone and muscle, reach the flying stage quickly, and stay healthy. It emphasizes rapid, healthy development as the product's benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Norcross
American Liberty Bonds showed value but duty remains
The piece extols Liberty Bonds and perils of postwar duties, noting 7 billion dollars supported Allied efforts and US power. It urges Americans to continue funding to restore Europe, feed the hungry, rebuild industry, aid Germany’s recovery, and safeguard national interests. It frames bond support as essential to peace and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Russia
Belgian
France
Building Work Revival Predicted by Morrin as Victory Loan Aids
Paul J. Morrin, president of the International Association of Bridge, Structural and Ornamental Iron Workers and editor of Trade Council News, says a national building prosperity wave will arrive within a year if the Victory Loan succeeds. He cites months spent visiting labor centers and expects growth from coast to coast once conditions shift from war to peace, with mills retooling and renewed output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul J. Morrin
International Association of Bridge, Structural and Ornamental Iron Workers
Trade Council] News
St. Louis
Beiieves
United States
Morrin
Mississippi Valley
Atlenon
Mississippi Women's Pledge Governs Victory Loan Workers
A pledge by all Clay County Missouri women workers of the Victory Loan Organization commits members to punctual, diligent service. County chairman Mia H.L. Quinn of West Point IA declares no outside interests will deter her duties in any office she serves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women Workers
Clay County
Mras
Victory Loan Organization
Mia H.1l
Quinn
Weat Point
Dont Sell Liberty Bonds Cheap Warns Government
Government warns Liberty Bond holders not to accept the first offer from a bond shark. It advises borrowing against bonds or selling only at regular markets. If possible, holders should wait, as Liberty Bonds may reach full value after peace. Victory Liberty Loan campaign runs April 21 to May 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiddera
Arkansas Travelers Medicine Ad from Joplin
An old advertisement promotes Arkansas Travelers Relief for influenza colds headaches biliousness and constipation at 25 cents a box. The ad labels Traveler Medicine Co. of Joplin Missouri as king of the movies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traveler Medicine Co
Joplin
Windfall Item Promoted By Local Printer Ad
Cloth bound edition with 200 illustrations offered for sale in Windfall Tipton County Indiana. Price set at 1 dollar sixty cents postpaid. Address to Charliea F Howard L Bo 9S for orders. By Taft and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Chariea F. Howard
L. Bo
Tipton Co
Ind
Mary Picsford Promotes Victory Liberty Loan Poster
Mary Picsford, a famous Movie Land star, poses on a poster as a reminder of postwar ideals. Her soulful face and outstretched arms urge patriots to support the Victory Liberty Loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Picsford
Movie Land
Patriota
Rehabilitated Heroes In England After The War
A village newspaper highlights a group of rehabilitated workers who rebuilt lives after the war. A telephone engineer turned butcher, a landclerk turned loom maker, a blind waiter now serving, and other skilled workers regain purpose through the Victory Loan as a path to aid wounded veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
A& Mits Sour
Lees
Notes or Taxes Across Nations and Nations’ Burden
The text discusses tax burdens on Americans and Europeans, noting calculations by Mechanics and Metals National Bank of New York. It cites grant Britain payments near 3.4 million dollars and suggests German and French obligations for indemnity and national support, urging Victory Notes to avoid higher taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanics and Metals National Bank of New York
Grant & Britain
Corman
Victory Liberty Notes urged for patriot support
A fragmented appeal urges citizens to back the Victory Liberty Loan campaign by purchasing Victory Liberty Notes. It touts the notes as a source of joy and profit, framing supporting the war effort as a civic duty and a safeguard against enemy rule.
Army vows to fulfill contract to fight and honor bill payments
The American Army pledges to fulfill its fighting contract and cover expenses, asserting commitment to duties and timely payment of bills amid wartime obligations.
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THE
Mansfield Mirror
Black Publishing Co
W.A. Black
W. A. Black
Opera Howe
Wret Ride Square
JB. Freeman
D. W. Brazeal
Frisco
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church
Church OF Christ
Cote & Lively
Mountain Grove
Fox River Butter Co
W.L. Hart
Norwood, Missouri
Baby
Children’s Murewu
U.S. Department of Labor
Missouri Woman's Committee
Council of National Defense
R. E. Williams Watchmaker and Jeweler
Norwood
Norwood, Mo
Mattie Cottengim
Structural Iron Workers
Mississippi Women's Pledge
Thi Kareer
Victory Libeity
Bouldin-Ryan Furniture Co, Undertakers & Embalmers
Farmers Produce
Jarrett Bldg
North Side
Knotwell
F. M. Huffman
W. N. Zavers Real Estate Insurance
Notary Work Farm Loans
Missouri
Frank Eberle
Arkansas Travelers
Theodore Housevelt
Peyton Nurseries
Boonville,Mo
Newark Rubber Co
Garfield, N. J
Imperial Kinglet
Plymouth Rocks
Cascade Poultry Yards
Wm. Neiers, Prop
Cascade
Star Mail
G.h.robertson
Norwood,Mo
Mansfield Bottling Works
Wm. M. Nelson
Mansfield Hotel
F. D. Mooney
Proprietor
Carter &Beach
Imperial
Avery
McCormick
Studebaker
Columbus
Weber
Ames
Mansfield Light & Power Company
Bank OF Mansfield
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