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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1918
Page
1
Early Monday Mansfield woke to bells whistles and a large celebration of Germanys surrender ending World War I. Parades burned Kaiser effigies as schools and rural children joined, guns fired, and many traveled to Hartville. The armistice signed at midnight Sunday ended hostilities at 11am on November 11 1918.
The Nugget screens For the Freedom of the World a war picture showing the great battle scenes in France. It features American troops under heavy cannon fire and is guaranteed to be filmed in France. Watch for date in Mirror.
A Missouri author recalls a fairy tale about tight purse strings and urges readers to fund Y M C A huts and Salvation Army canteens for soldiers. The essay links imagined scarcity at home to the needs of troops abroad, urging generous, imaginative giving to support comfort, letters, chocolate, and companionship for fighting men.
Eight Montleau County districts will stay open on November 18 to receive subscriptions. RL Prunty says the campaign is perfectly organized and asks citizens to donate one fourth of one percent of their tax valuation. Subscription cards are ready and each contributor is asked to give this amount.
The Pioneer mill in Mansfield is active under Dr. T T Beeler with Kentucky Mansfield Lead and Zinc Syndicate ownership. A large workforce clears ground, opens drifts, and extends a shaft to 110 feet, with rich ore across the shaft and plans to start ore production soon. Executives Summers and Storm plan a southern publicity tour to promote the field. Capt. N C Boyle to open an engineering and surveying office at Norwood.
Notice urges residents to pay taxes promptly and share the authorized tax list for Pleasant Valley township. Ward B Hitchcock signs the adv. Phil Erb of Cedar Gap visited yesterday.
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