Allies Demand More Cereals Amid Food Restrictions
Allied demands for breadstuffs rise due to shortages of Argentine arrivals. The U S Food Administration urges further meat and bread balance adjustments, relaxing meat restrictions on some days to conserve cereals. Hog weights rise, boosting meat supplies. public response to reduced meat intake has helped exports to allies. Doctors Rogers Fuson attend Missouri Medical Society meeting. officials discuss enlisting physicians in the medical reserve corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S Food Administration
Food Administration
United States
R. M. Rogers
J. A. Fuson
Southwest Missouri Medical Society
Springfield
Luedde
St Louis
Captain Jackson
Kansas City
Medical Reserve Corps
United States Army
Pexeye Ackies in Navy Highlight Waste Cutting
The article extols the North Dakota crew for efficiency in food prep with a meat slicer and a potato peeler. It notes bacon as essential fuel for fighters and cites Allied demand for pork products at 150 million pounds monthly, triple prewar levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Red Cross Fighting Dollars Campaign Urges Help
A wartime appeal frames the Red Cross as a vast mercy net aiding refugees and victims of disease, proclaiming one hundred million dollars needed to carry on the fight for free existence. It emphasizes mobilizing that fund as the noblest share of wartime giving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
American Red Cross
Lta
Seca
Norwood and Springfield News Highlights
Norwood residents report A D Roper's Springfield visit. J H Lanner and wife traveled to Springfield returning Sunday. Insurance Co of North America agent W Carrigan settled W C Owens loss for three horses killed by lightning. Local agent W S Elrod. Red Cross sale drew crowds at Norwood. Dr L T Vanney and C R Raney visited Springfield. Raney's daughter Pearl returned from hospital. Elrod hours after Springfield hospital operate. serious operation, improving. Prosecuting Attorney C H Jackson of Hartville visited town Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Carrigan
The
Insurance Co
North America
W.C. Owens
W. S. Elrod
Red Cross
Norwood
L. T. Vanney
C. R. Raney
Springfield
Springfield Hospital
F. B. Fuson
C. W. Russell
C. H. Jackson
Hartville
Death of Earl Haynes at age 12 near Ava
Earl Haynes son of Mr and Mrs J D Haynes died at 4 o clock yesterday morning in a local hospital from spinal meningitis. The Klingner Undertaking Company shipped the body to Douglas county for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Haynes
J. D. Haynes
Ava
Klingner Undertaking Company
Douglas County
Springfield Republican
J. H. Keith Returns From Arkansas Visit
J. H. Keith has come back from Arkansas where he visited. His wife remains in a sanitarium receiving treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Keith
Arkansas
Tersely Told Town Tales and Local Notices
A roundup of names and places shows residents visiting nearby towns and happenings. Assessor G P Thomas, Roy Randolph, Claud Rice, C Harris, R Carrick, J A Spurlock, J A Mitchell, S B Warren, G K Bell, M T Pullington, Mrs J N Craig and son Robert, D B Matthews, O H Young and Son plan a 60 by 100 foot garage at Hartville, Mrs J R Lee of Mountain Grove adjudged unsound mind, Raymond Helsley and Eva Lakey secured marriage license, Harry Cramer enlisted at Norwood for Great Lakes duty, Corporal Paul Hopper of Company B 110th engineers arriving in France, Mrs Paul Hopper notified of husband’s safe arrival, Monday evening ladies at Gale's Barber Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Lee
Mtn
Grove
Nevada
Raymond Helsley
Norwood
Eva Lakey
Mansfield
Harry Cramer
Great Lakes Naval Station
Paul Hopper
France
Corporal Hopper
Company B
110Th Engineers
Camp Doniphan
Springfhield
Republican
New Registration Notice for Wright County Men
The Local Board Wright County Missouri issues a June 5 1918 registration notice under the May 18 1917 act. All males reaching 21 since June 5 1917 must register at Hartville office on June 5 1918. Those turning 21 by that date must appear in person and send cards back for Wright County credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright County
Missouri
Adjutant General of Missouri
Hartville
Names thanked for cash on subscription list
A long list of individuals and towns is thanked for paying subscriptions. Names include L E DeVinna Mountain Grove J Hoover Tuscumbia Ala B H Bartley Hartville J Ferner Tulsa Okla Lon Dawson Wetumka Okla M C G Lennard Winterset Ia James Coday Mansfield D O Ellis Norwood D D Noreroas Macomb Virgil Anderson Okmulgee Ohio N A Graves Norwood John Liggett Macomb Wm Pearcey Norwood L M Roy Lindsay Calif Joe H Dennis Mansfield W B Findley Macomb J E Rich Mansfield Adam Hartman Norwood H M Babb Tarkie James Freeman Mansfield S G Smith Mansfield Hd Fagan Mansfield E Moberly Norwood Joel Hylton Norwood i A Richardson Mountain Grove Elbert Chadwell Macomb Ed Tharp Norwood John Coday Jr Mansfield E F Crain Norwood Jason Coday Mansfield W A Smith Mansfield W Y Dahlgreen Norwood Witherspoon McMullen Live Stock Commission Co National Stock Yards Ill Sam Minor Mansfield Charley Brentlinger R B Rogers St Louis Wm Walker Mansfield Presley Smith Mansfield W P Freeman Strathmore Calif J W James Mansfield Jas Hayden Macomb J J Crippen Mansfield J J Brasher Mansfield Charles Schlicher Macomb E K Williams Archie John Holeman Detroit Mich Robert Shipton Grand Island Nebr W H Hight Mansfield
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.E. DeVinna
Mountain Grove
J. Hoover
Tuscumbia
Ala
B. H. Bartley
Hartville
Ferner
Tusla
Okla
Lon Dawson
Wetumka
M. CG. Lennard
Winterset
James Coday
Mansfield
D. O. Ellis
Norwood
D. D. Noreroas
Macomb
Virgil Anderson
Okmulgee
Ohio
N. A. Graves
John Liggett
Pearcey
L. M. Roy
Lindsay
Calif
Joe
H. Dennis
W. B. Findley
J. BE. Rich
Adam Hartman
H. M Babb
Tarkie
James Freeman
S. G. Smith
Fagan
Mansfield EE
Moberly
Joel Hylton
I. A
St. Louis
Wm. Walker
Presley Smith
W. P. Freeman
Strathmore
J. W. James
Jas, Hayden
J. J. Crippen
J.J. Brasher
Charles Schlicher
E. K. Williams
Archie
John Holeman
Detroit
Mich
Robert Shipton
Grand Island
Nebr
W. H. Hight
Murderous Night Terms in Twisted Heirloom Tale
Robert Grell on the eve of marrying Eileen Meredith is believed murdered but Harry Goldenburg is found dead. Helen, sister of Hileen, enters the library and leaves fingerprints on a dagger. Grell flees with his valet, while Heldon Foyle investigates. The case twists as Grell resurfaces alive and Lola, Goldenburgs wife, is revealed as the killer. Grell marries Eileen and Helen forgives Foyle. Nugget tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Grell
Eileen Meredith
Harry Goldenburg
Helen
Hileen
Grell
Heldon Foyle
Ioyle
Goldenburg
Lola
Also Mentioned on This Page
Warne
Pexeye
America
Lucus Bacon
Beoreteer
Mermrats Feoskd Giue
Red Cross War Fund
Conaresa
Wilson
War Department
W. G. McAdoo
A.D. Roper
J. H. Lanner
Makinington
United States Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Wrislk Quest
Enoch Morgan's Sons Co
Supolio
F. T.prowler
Rome
K. A. Crippen
Chester
G. P. Thomas
Roy Randolph of
Claud Rice
Rogersville
C. Harris of
Long Run
R. Carrick
Seymour
J. A. Spurlock
J. A. Mitchell
S B. Warren
G. K B. Bell
M. T. Pullington
W. B. Fullington
J. N. Craig
Robert
Memphis
Tenn
D. B. Matthews
O. H. Young and Son
Gale’s
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