Mansfield Soldier Clarence King Died in Action at 18
Clarence King aged 18, Mansfield native and son of Mrs. Mary Jane King, died from wounds received in action overseas during World War I after serving with Company I, 140th Infantry. Survived by mother and stepfather T. J. Slate, five brothers and two sisters. his death follows another local loss, Corporal Jesse Brazeal of Battery E, 29th Field Artillery, who died of pneumonia at Camp Funston. Funeral details and bereavement notes accompany the obituaries for Fern Brazeal and others in the community.
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Mansfield
Clarence King
Mary Jane King
Holy Book
Seymour Supply Co
140Th Infantry
Clarence
Nevada
Camp Doniphan
Oklo
American Expeditionary Forces
Co. I
T.J. Slate
Elbert
Sam
Red Fork
Okla
Burl
Clinton
Clifton
Mansfield, and Two Sisters, Mrs. 8S. W. Carter
Manhafield
Chas. Howard
St. Louis
Fannie Slate
Jesse Brazeal
29Th Field Artillery
Camp Funston
Kans
Manafield
James Brazeal
John Bacon
Jesse
France
T. B. Ritzinger
Mansfield Cemetery
Fern
Rinda Brazeal
Jesus
W. H. Hale
Rayme
Prairie Hollow
Thos. Bogart
Pheebie Hale
Chas
Bogart
Robert Morass
Maston
Floyd
Bill
George
Lester
L. BR. T
Otis Brickley
Hartville
James Warren Skiles
Mountain Grove
Joseph Todd
Grovespring
Ralph W. Bare
Beatrice Mitchell
Ozark County
Harrison Doyer
Macomb
A.L. Randall
Sand Springs
Grove Springs
Mansfield Hartville
Leo Bunch
Henry
Mining News From Loulaville Kentucky Syndicate Update
T. T. Beeler reports in Loulaville on the Kentucky Mansfield Lead and Zinc Syndicate after purchasing the Pioneer mill property. The mill is running with ample ore visible and two drills at 400 to 500 feet aim to develop the property and secure water. E. W. Hirat visits Grand Island to align mining interests, with plans to build a Denver mine mill soon. A large crew has worked two months lowering the shaft to 115 feet and showing jack and silicate.
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T. T. Beeler
Loulaville
Kentucky Mansfield Lead & Zinc Syndicate
Pioneer Mill
E. W. Hirat
Grand Island
Neb
Denver
Tribute to Prof Lynch highlights education with newspapers in schools
The Sarcoxie Record extols Prof William H Lynch of the Springfield Normal as a pioneer of newspaper use in classrooms. It recounts his 50 years in southwest Missouri education, his methods distributing editions to students, and praise from peers and papers across Joplin, Carthage, Seneca, and other towns.
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W. H Lynch
Springfield State Normal
Sarcoxie Record
Lynch
Sarcoxie School
Mountain Grove
Metropolitan
Newspaper World
Fourth Estate
The
Normal
Springfield
Springfield Normal
Missouri
Joplin
Arkansas
Bagley
Addreas
Universities of America
W.h.lynch
Sam M. Jordan
Henry Wallace
Wallace
William H. Lynch
Carthage
Webb City
Carterville
Neosho
Goodman
Anderson
Lanagan
Pineville
Gravecte
Rogers
Eureka Springs
Ark
Cassville
Exeter
Aurora
Monett
Bolivar
Carthage Democrat
State Normal
Jasper County
Walter Colly
Seneca
the News-Dispatch
W. H., Lynch
Springfield State Normal School
Taxes due again in Pleasant Valley township notice
Notice lists authorized tax payers from Pleasant Valley township. Ward B Hitchcock urges residents to call and pay taxes at their convenience.
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Pleasant Valley Township
Ward B. Hitchcock
Private Sale At Residence of Mrs Hilza Coday
A private sale is listed at the residence of Mrs Hilza Beth Coday in Mansfield Missouri. Items include two beds with bed springs two trunks a golden oak dining table six dining chairs two upholstered chairs a high chair a rocker four stand tables dishes cooking utensils and related household effects.
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Hilzabeth Coday
Mansfield
Frisco Lines Announces New Time Table
Frisco Lines publishes a new timetable effective Sunday listing east bound trains No.101 passenger 10 10 p m No 241 local freight 9 40 a m No 1083 passenger 9 40 a m west bound No 102 passenger 5 36 a m No 240 local freight 9 40 a m No 104 passenger 6 40 p m agent L F Livingston noted
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L. F. Livingston
And They Were Wed Leonard Dowell and Nora Ross
Leonard Dowell of Picher Oklahoma and Nora Ross of Mansfield were married at the courthouse in the recorder's office by Probate Judge Geo. C. Murrell at 5 o'clock. The groom’s background is praised and the bride, a Mansfield High School graduate active in the Cumberland Presbyterian church and Sunday school, formerly worked at the Mirror. They will reside in Picher. The couple were victims of a well organized charivari and are wished a long life of joy and prosperity. H. M. Norcross was in Springfield Friday.
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Leonard Dowell
Picher
Okla
Nora Ross
Mansfield
Hartville
Leslie Strong
Elva Crippen
Ollie Chance
Court House
Recorder's Office
Geo. C. Murrell
Wright County
Mansfield High School
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Sanday School
Mirror Office
Mirror Force
Iin
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Primitive Baptist Church
Manasfield
Reeves
Fern Brazeal
Sister Fern
Cecil Baker
John Caudle
Dock Caudle
Norwood
Caudle
Sun ‘Day School
Inez
Rosa
Nellie Frisk
Bessie Welch
Mrs Frisk
Deer John
Mining News
Olga
Jack Lawford
Petrogad
Washington
Chicago
Arizona
Jack
Minna
U. S
Secret Service
Borysak
Kovaky
Princess
the Nugget Theatre
Prof. Lynch
H. M. Norcross
Stephens’ Cafe
J. H. Stephens Proprietor
Fuson Drug Co
Mansfield,Mo
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