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Mansfield Mirror

Location

Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1918

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Mining Field Prospects Grow in Wright County District

A mining push in Wright county gains momentum as the Bureau of Mines backs local ore extraction. Zinc and lead are key provinces, with pyrites boosting sulphuric acid production. Local drills, new equipment, and favorable reports from geologist Thomas Murdock highlight improving activity and potential.

Wright County Bureau of Mines At Washington Val H. Manning Bureau United States Missouri Norwood Mansfield Thomas Murdock Columbus Carter Bros Keystone Red Bird W. R. Overby Tory King Joplin Pioneer Nebraska Syndicate Bogart Beeler Berry Mansfield Mining & Development Co S. W. McNaul Wm. Sieloff Grand Island Neb Sielof Nebraska EE. W. Hirst James Lambert

Memorial day union services set for Mansfield churches

In line with Wilson's memorial proclamation, Mansfield churches plan union services at the Baptist church on May 30. Reverend John T. Younger leads at 10:30 am with a march from the square to the cemetery, then Reverend G. W. Holmes preaches at 2:30 pm followed by Reverend Oscar Wright. Special music and choir participation are invited.

Woodrow Wilson Mansfield Baptist Church John T. Younger PH. Riley G. W. Holmes T. Ritzinger

Midway Rains Bring Visitors and Crowds Gathered

Miss Millie and Roy Rushing visited Elmer Rushing Tuesday night. A large crowd attended Lee Rushing Sunday including Emma Russell Lige Peters Otts Dedmond Elmer Rushing Joe Rushing Bessie Glass and Barbara Wells.

Miss Millie Roy Rushing Elmer Lee Rushing Emma Russell Lige Peters Otts Dedmond Elmer Rushing Joe Rushings Bessie Glass Barbara Wells

Master Mason Degree Conferred on Joe H. Dennis

The A. PF. and A.M. conferred the Master Mason degree last night on Joe H. Dennis. A special meeting is scheduled for next Wednesday night.

A. PF A.M Joe H. Dennis

DeVinna of Mountain Grove Visited This Week

L, BE. DeVinna of Mountain Grove was here during the week.

L, BE. DeVinna Mountain Grove

The Greatest Mother in the World Red Cross Appeal

A wartime tribute calls the Red Cross the greatest mother in the world reaching to all in need. It describes comforting crushed homes, replenishing cupboards, and warming and feeding thousands at home and in No Man’s Land. Readers are urged to give generously.

The Red Cross

W H Brake for Collector Nomination in Clark Township

W H Brake of Macomb precinct Clark township seeks the Republican nomination for collector of the revenue in the August primary. He is 38, born in the county, a high school graduate and ten years in Macomb mercantile business. A lifelong Republican, he is known for community uplift from the Macomb area and pledges careful attention to office details if elected.

W. H. Brake Macomb Clark Township

Notice to Threshing Machine Owners Wright County Meeting Call

All threshing machine owners and operators in Wright county are invited to a meeting at the food administration office in Mansfield on Saturday, June 1 at 1 30 p m. The aim is to plan a convenient and profitable observance of food administration regulations for threshing and separating wheat and rye. If you expect to do business as a thresher in Wright County this year please answer this call Gary Willis Holmes US Food Administrator Wright County

Wright County Food Administration Mansfield Gary Willis Holmes U.S

Dyer Furniture Co. Urges Settlement Before June 1

All persons owing the F N Dyer Furniture Co will please make arrangements to settle their accounts by June 1 and save the costs of taking legal steps for the collection. The business is being closed out and all accounts must be settled by June 1. F N Dyer adv.

F.N. Dyer Furniture Co F. N. Dyer Adv

Obituary of James Kellar Anderson in Neosho Missouri

James Kellar Anderson born near Sullivan Illinois April 30 1863 died Neosho Missouri April 19 1918 He married Nora F Moutry August 6 1895 and had two children Orville 22 Elizabeth 19 He leaves four sisters Gussie Anderson Mansfield Mo Mrs F A Birch Mrs G H Johnston and Mrs W G Camfield all Neosho Missouri He moved to Missouri in 1902 for health lived near Mansfield then Neosho He was a good husband father neighbor and citizen guiding his life by action rather than creed

James Kellar Anderson Sullivan Illinois Neosho Nora F. Moutry Orville Elizabeth Gussie Anderson Mansfield F. A. Birch G. H. Johnston W. G. Camfield Missouri Anderson

Reed Couple Welcomes Daughter at Home in West Plains

A daughter was born to R. R. Reed and his wife. Mrs Reed is staying with her parents in West Plains while Mr Reed travels there to meet their newborn child.

R. R. Reed

Sedalia Visitor L A Quigley Vists Relatives Here

L A Quigley of Sedalia spent the week visiting relatives in the area.

Special Notice to Flour Dealers From Food Administration

Special Notice to Flour Dealers warns that after one week only properly filled certificates will be accepted by the food administrator and urges dealers to ensure legible writing for customer names. The Wright County Food Administrator thanks dealers for cooperation and recalls a soldier's plea to avoid starvation.

Verner Rippee Heads to Training Camp Honored at Newton Party

Verner Rippee leaves Tuesday for training camp and was the guest of honor at a party hosted by Miss Eula Newton. Refreshments were served late to Mesdames Elmer Strong and Fred McMillian, Misses Mabel Hoover Mabel Coday Bertha Miller Corinne Hitchcock and Eula Newton, and Messrs Karl Tripp Elmer Strong Fred McMillian Verner Rippee and Chas Newton.

Verner Rippee Eula Newton Elmer Strong Fred McMillian Mabel Hoover Mabel Coday Bertha Miller Corinne Hitchcock Karl Tripp Chas Newton

Hyde Pressed as Possible Missouri Senate Candidate

Speculation swirls over A M Hyde of Trenton as a potential Republican candidate for the Missouri U S Senate seat to replace the late Senator Stone. Hyde is praised as a clean, brilliant orator and aggressive young Republican who could strengthen the ticket and represent Grundy and the Ozarks in Congress.

United States Missouri Senator Stone A. M. Hyde Trenton U. S. Senate Congress Grundy Ozarks

Lightning Kills Hartville Man and Sister at Farm

Andrew Osborn and his sister living on the Jonathan Atkinson farm near Whetsone were killed by a lightning strike Saturday afternoon. About ten people near an open fireplace were knocked unconscious. Osborn had been in the draft but was allowed to stay home for agricultural reasons. In Mansfield, the Athenians met at Mrs. N. J. Craig's home on Wednesday afternoon May 15. The lesson on Russia drew strong interest, with excellent papers and a piano solo by Mrs. Paul. A two course luncheon followed. next meeting set for May 29 at Mrs. Paul’s.

Andrew Osborn Jonathan Atkinson Whetsone Osborn N. J. Craig Mansfield Russia Paul Mesdames Paul Wilder Wilson Frink Hunter Craig Carter Steele

Cy Craig to Teach at Nation and Duncan-Seymour

Cy Craig, his wife and son arrived from Fair Play on Monday night. Cy will teach at the Nation this fall and his wife will teach at Duncan-Seymour, per local notices in the Citizen.

Cy Craig Fair Play The Nation Duncan —Seymour

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Mining News Universal Feature Cason Ite Ed Cross War Fund America Prealfiont Wilson War Department L.A. Quigley Sedalia France Guy Willis Holmes U. S Wright Co Senate Hartville Democrat J. H. Stephens Proprietor Fuson Drug CO
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