Must Be Paid in Advance Rule From War Board Wires Through The Mirror
A Washington order requires prepayment for subscriptions, with a sworn enforcement statement due November 1. The Mirror will drop names from the list if not paid through August 1018, unless renewed. The Merry Maids Duo perform October 9 at Nugget Theatre Mansfield under the Parent-Teacher Association. Joel Dennis chairs Hartville Republican County Committee meeting. Lead Hill freight wreck disrupted service, derailing eight cars and delaying Frisco passenger No. 104. Readers’ letters from soldiers will be printed as received.
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The
Mirror
Washington
T. K. Donnelley
Pulp and Paper
War Industries Board
Merry Maids
Nugget Theatre
Mansfield
Parent-Teacher Association
German Sentiments From Historic Voices Across War Years
A compiled set of excerpts featuring German writers and thinkers from 1914 to 1918. It includes Pastor Lehman praising divine German aims, W Fuchs praising Barbarossa and other famed leaders, and Zimmermann predicting peace in two months. It also notes commentaries on American origins of poker and mobilization against Japan.
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W. Lehman
Goethe
Schiller
Wagner
Marx
Barbarossa
Frederick
Hlucher
Moltke
Bismarck
W. Fuchs
Die Post
Hluif Ils
U. S
Japan
America
EB. von Salzmann
Vusslache Zeitung
Missouri ready for Fourth Liberty Loan drives burst
Missouri presses for Fourth Liberty Loan as deposits rise to a record 484 million in state banks and trust companies on June 28. With national bank totals, state figures near 660 million, showing wartime prosperity driven by agriculture and strong bond education. State aims for a larger quota, backed by seasoned organization from prior drives.
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Missouri
Enright
Federal Reserve Aystein
Miesouri
Hdritorial Globe-Democrat
Sugar Rations Across Allies Compared During War
Allied nations share the hardship of war time sugar supply with near equal terms. The United States sets a two pounds per person per month ration. England France and Italy impose lower or variable rations and higher prices abroad. Saccharine substitutes and state control shape domestic access as France and Italy severely restrict production. Germany maintains adequate, cheaper supply while export declines. Prices abroad reach 10 to 20 cents per pound versus 4 3/4 cents in the United States.
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Merica
America
England
France
Italy
United States Food Administration
Germany
United States Food Administration Areau
Notice Taxes Due in Pleasant Valley Township
Tax list issued for Pleasant Valley township reopens for payment. Call or pay at your convenience as listed. Adv. Ward B. Hitchcock warns residents to settle overdue taxes promptly.
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Pleasant Valley Township
Adv
Ward B. Hitchcock
Reward offered for information leading to conviction in son’s death
A typed ad from R. G. Raney of Norwood Missouri offers a $200 reward for information that leads to conviction of the person or persons responsible for the death of his son Clifton Raney. The reward is to be paid upon conviction of the guilty party or parties.
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Clifton Raney
R. G. Raney
Norwood, Mo
Adv
For the Freedom of the World at Nugget Theatre
A dramatic wartime romance headlines with a daring nurse visiting a front line husband. A cowardly officer exposes them leading to a court martial and a climactic firing squad, ending with the husband killing his wife to spare her. Critics hail the film’s most thrilling moment to date.
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Nugget Theatre
American Legion
Canadian Expeditionary Forces
War Office
Adv
Death of John Turner Prominent Local Resident
Word reached here of the death of John Turner formerly of this vicinity. The body will be shipped here for burial.
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John Turner
Reverend G W Holmes Reappointed Pastor at M E Church
M E Church announces Rev G W Holmes is returned as pastor on this charge by the St Louis conference at Monett. The Springfield district is led by Rev A D Ball with Rev W D Sidman assigned to Frye Memorial Church St Louis. Other appointments include Osborn Conway Gideon Borgeson Fenwick Hanby McCormick Niblack Neeham Wolfe Carnett Jones Borah and more. Holmes praised as a hard worker and a brilliant forceful speaker.
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G. W. Holmes
M. E. Church
St. Louis
Monett
A. D. Ball
Joplin
Springfield
W. D. Sidman
Holmes
Veterinary official Dr Harvey W Young serves Mountain Grove
Office N E of Mountain Grove Bank lists Dr Harvey W Young as Deputy State Veterinarian of Missouri with office and residence at 230 Ex-Deputy State Veterinarian New Mexico and Ex-Veterinarian U S Army. The note places him in Mountain Grove Missouri reflecting prior national service and state veterinary roles.
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N. E
Mountain Grove
Harvey W. Young
Missouri
New Mexico
U. S. Army
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R. D. Berry
Democratic
B. A. Taylor
Joel Dennis
Hartville
Republican County Committee
Lead Hill
Frisco
Zimmmermann
Reichstag
Olga
Jack Lawford
San Francisco
Petrograd
Trapa
Baron Borusk
Colonel Koysky
Kaiser
Borusk
Koysky
Vaught
United States
Sweethaunttart
Los Angeles
Ivan
Wassily
Borush
Kovaky
Lawford
Guar Wlillians
Divtulun
Europe
M.E. Church
Mountain Grove, MO
Cafehoon
Blacklegoids
Fuson Drug CO
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