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Newspaper

Mansfield Mirror

Location

Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1918

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Stamps for Prizes at Missouri County Fairs

Vestus J Wade of St Louis directs war savings push for county fairs urging premiums be paid in war savings stamps and certificates. He proposes a war savings booth and a day with a guest speaker. notes fairs boost livestock and agricultural interests and education. E A Trowbridge emphasizes livestock improvement and fairs as key educational institutions.

Vestus J. Wade St. Louis War Savings Committee of Missouri W. A. Black Local Fair Association State Board of Agriculture Gov. Gardner George Arnold Missouri State Mail Association E. A. Trowbridge University of Missouri College of Agriculture

Regular Teachers' Examination at Hartville June 7 and 8

The teachers' regular examination will be held at Hartville on June 7 and 8. It begins at 9:00 a.m. and 1:40 p.m. on both days and closes at 12:30 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. The order of subjects remains as previously. Be on time. JOAN M. CARTER, County Superintendent.

Hartville Joan M. Carter

Macomb Residents Attend Red Cross Sale at Norwood

Macomb residents attended the Red Cross sale at Norwood on Saturday. G. N. Lindley received a letter from his son Sheridan saying he had landed safely in France. There will be all day service at the Baptist church Thursday.

Macomb Red Cross Norwood G. N. Lindley Sheridan France The Baptist Church

Memorial Day Union Services In Mansfield

Memorial Day events follow Wilson's proclamation with union services at the Baptist church led by Rev. John T. Younger at 10 30 a m. A parade begins at 11 40 from the square under Mayor Riley to the cemetery, then two afternoon sermons by Rev. Holmes at 2 30 and Rev. Wright at 4 30 with special music and choir participation encouraged.

Woodrow Wilson Mansfield Baptist Church John T. Younger F.h.riley G. W. Holmes Oscar Wright T. Li. Ritzinger

Letter from Private Jess Ross in France May 1918

In a May 7 1918 letter from France Private Jess Ross of Mansfield Missouri writes to his mother Mrs C B Ross. He reports receiving two letters, enjoying a ride across France over 100 kilometers, seeing green landscapes and blooming orchards, visiting a cathedral, receiving mail from Charles, and noting rain with decent tents keeping them dry while he stays in good spirits.

France Charles Jess Ross U.S. Aero Sqdn N.Y

Local Notes From Baker Valley And Surroundings

Miss Leona Garner of Norwood visits relatives in Mansfield. Miss Susie Wilson spent Sunday with home folks. A work party occurred at Crain graveyard Friday. Miss Grace State visited home. Sunday School at Flat Rock held every Sunday at 10 10 with everyone welcome.

Leona Garner Norwood Mansfield Susie Wilson Crain Grace State Flat Rock

Hartville man launches vigorous Republican nomination bid

W. A. Newton of Hartville campaigns actively for the Republican nomination as county representative, urging supporters to back his bid in the upcoming race.

W. A. Newton Hartville

Local boys to report for draft from Mansfield area

A Tuesday draft sendoff brought 91 local youths from Wright and Douglas counties to a Missouri train headed for active service in St Dodge Iowa. The list includes names from Mansfield Cedar Gap Mountain Grove Norwood Ava Ava Vera Cruz Alta Efforts to honor the volunteers filled a large depot crowd with families and well wishers.

Mansfield St. Dodge Iowa Wright County Douglas Missouri J. W. Gilley Trobbie Davis Cedar Graff Roy Wesley Bare Mountain Grove Verner Rippee Walter C. Fox Mtu Grove Andrew T. Cantrell Duncan Sherman Rovers Charley W. Smith Hartville Owen Smith Homer G. Griffith Dawson Grover Hart Norwood Charles Warner Morler Cedar Gap Otto Frye Campbell Rodney T.cassill Min Arthur Sterling Allen Ulartville Raymond Young Douglas County Herman Deyo Ava Edgar Lee Elliott Mtn. Grove Willie Byekiel Eslick James Hwell Eagle Vera Cruz Ernest Kilison Rov Ernest Morrest Hilo Oscar TM. Garrison Merrett Pred

Local Names List Reflects Regional Figures In Brief Notice

A compiled roster mentions Marcus Swadley Rov Eli Tate Rockbridge Henry C Vancil Granite City IL Grath M Lowery Powell O William O Woodford Arno Loy Kelley Roy Regie Lee Gott Roy Andrew Gibbons Richville Oran Cecil Clements Smallets Raph E Carr Prigr Alfred Dennis Richville Albert P Smith Hebron Wmn Elmer Kester Douthat OK John Ralph Malloy Ava Corbett Potter Ava

Marcus Swadley Rov Eli Tate Rockbridge Henry C. Vancil Granite City Illinois Grath M. Lowery Powell William O. Woodford Arno Loy Kelley Roy Regie Lee Gott Andrew Gibbons Richville Oran Cecil Clements Smallets Raph E. Carr Prigr Alfred Dennis Albert P. Smith Hebron Wmn Elmer Kester Douthat Oklahoma John Ralph Malloy Ava Corbett Potter

Above the Clouds and Back Home Dear Mother

Ed Westbrook writes of flight over the river and clouds, describes balloons as slow moving sausages and caterpillars when on the ground, and recalls a leave to Chicago after persuading a strict colonel. He hints at wartime duties, hopes to meet Mansfield boys at Ft. Sill, and signs off as your loving son Ed.

Chicago Missouri Valley France Ft. Sill Mansfield Boys Westbrook

Club Cancels Meeting Focusing on Mansfield Springfield Day

The Commercial Club deferred all business until next Monday night to ensure full attendance. Officers plan to arrange the Mansfield Springfield day scheduled for June 19 with the full group present.

Mansfield

Zinc ore market strengthens in Joplin district mining report

In the Manafi eld Mining District work on the Pioneer mill accelerates as Red Bird miners anticipate ore shipments. Zinc ore prices rose last week with second-grade ore at 4750 a ton and most sales at 45 to 46 a ton, up 1.20 from the prior week. high-grade ore around 75 for 1,500 tons. Lead ore held firm, most shipments priced at 84 to 85 a ton, and officials credit government price actions for grade A spelter and zinc products easing market pressure.

Manafield Pioneer Red Bird Joplin

Red Cross sale draws crowd in Norwood with large receipts

Norwood Department The Red Cross sale at Norwood on Saturday drew a large crowd from nearby areas. Auctioneers Cols. Roy Dennis and J. R. McIntosh aided by sales manager A. L. Pope. Hon. C. W. Evans and Hon. J. Lon Dennis delivered patriotic addresses. Oak Forest and Norwood school children participated, money was collected on a Red Cross flag, and dinner proceeds totaled 154 dollars. Total receipts reached 1305 dollars. Walter Akers, missing on the European front, reportedly located in a German prison. his brother H. J. Akers serves in France. Additional fundraisers yielded 50 and 88 dollars for Red Cross. A home talent show planned for Norwood this evening. News of local residents additions and a funeral for Jas. Curtis, northwest of town, noted.

Red Cross Norwood Cols Roy Dennis J. R.mcintosh A.L. Pope C. W. Evans Mountain Grove J. Lon Dennis Mansfield Oak Forest W. A. Newton Hartville Walter Akers H. J. Akers France L. D. Caudle Springfield Isaac Elrod Macomb Ray Reeve West Plains Jas. Curtis Curtis Cemetery J. M. Little Roy Curtis Jefferson City

Obituary for Mrs Felix Keith At Age About 12

Mrs Felix Keith died Monday from cancer at about age 12. Interment will be Tuesday at Prairie Hollow. She is survived by her husband and two sons.

Felix Keith Prairie Hollow

For Sale or Trade Erie Gasoline Engine and Woodworking Tools

One new Erie gasoline engine 18 hp one saw re saw and planer all in good condition. To make cash sale bargain price. Mrs Claire I Hatfield Ava Missouri phone 165.

Erie Claire i Hatfield Ava

Memorial Day Decoration and Address at Nugget Theater

Citizens old soldiers and groups gather at City Park for cemetery service and grave decoration with flowers. Memorial address by Rev Claude Simpson Hanby at the Nugget Theater at 2:00 pm includes songs readings and a flag meaning program. Everyone urged to bring flowers and attend the memorial events.

T. B. Ritzinger Claude Simpson Hanby Rolla Nugget Theater Hanby Bertha Miller Elva Freeman Mabel Coday Decoration Day Marie Norcross Faye Cathcart

Mansfield W C T U meeting notes May 16

Mansfield W C T U met with Mrs. R M Rogers on Thursday May 16. Devotions by president Mrs C L Beach cited John chapter 14. Prayer by Mrs T B Ritzinger. Minutes read and approved. Plans discussed to raise campaign fund. Adjourned to meet with Mrs Tripp after the second Sunday in June. Closed with W C T U prayer.

Social of Miss Corrine Hitchcock At Home

A pleasant social gathering occurred Monday evening at Miss Corrine Hitchcock's home. Guests included Elmer Strong and wife, Karl Tripp, Charles Newton, Verner Rippee, Grace Snyder, Gladys Snyder, Mabel Hoover, Mabel Coday, Bertha Miller, Eula Newton, and Pearl Newton.

Corrine Hitchcock Elmer Strong Karl Tripp Charles Newton Verner Rippee Misses Grace Gladys Snyder Mabel Hoover Mabel Coday Bertha Miller Eula Pearl Newton

Soldier's trench experiences to be shared in Mansfield

Dr. F. Riley of Wright County Council of Defense announced a courtesy lecture by Pershing's soldier who has served four months in the trenches. The address is at The Nugent Mhonies in Mansfield, Sunday June 9 at 2:00 PM, free to the public with special music. He is releasing from St. Louis on June 10 for this speaking engagement.

F. Riley Wright County Council of Defense W. PF. Saunders Jefferson City Missouri Council of Defense Pershing St. Louis Wright County Mansfield

Thanks for cash on subscription list

The note expresses gratitude for subscription renewals received since the last report. Names include J. M. Kirk of Laramie, G. E. Cooley of Norwood, Harry Kupka of Mansfield, Mrs. Neva Baker of Mansfield, W. C. Bruton and H. F. Bruton of Norwood, LN. Davis of Macomb, Geo. Thompson of Norwood, J. E. B. Kelley of Norwood, M. L. Preston of Weir City, S. R. Barnett of Norwood, Henry Smith of Norwood, and others including R. Purtle of Norwood, Clyde Turner of Springfield, Tom Kirk of Macomb, E Schaler of Wichita, A. C. Legere of Mansfield, James Tefteller of Camp Funston.

J. M. Kirk Laramie Wyo G. E. Cooley Norwood Harry Kupka Mansfield Neva Baker J. R. Bruton W.C. Bruton H. F. Bruton

Red Cross Sale Draws Large Hartville Crowd

The Sunday sale at Hartville attracted a countywide crowd. The Red Cross goal reached 1225 dollars, with receipts totaling about 2760 dollars. Auctioneers were Roy Dennis Alex Salisbury and Crewse and Rice.

Red Cross Hartville Cols Roy Dennis Alex Salisbury Crewse & Rice

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