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Mansfield Mirror

Location

Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1918

Page

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Obituaries Chronicle Local Deaths and Funerals

Dozens of brief notices report deaths from Spanish influenza and other causes across Mansfield Springfield and Mountain Grove. Entries name Inez Westbrook Joel Westbrook John Anderson Mrs M F Dennis Sarah Hall Gertrude Tuson Henry Bryant Burdine Weaver Mina Cassidy and Miss Etta Weaver among others with ages, relations, and service details. Facilities include Mansfield Pleasant Valley church Shiloh and Mansfield Cemetery with Rev John T Younger and Rev J B Seal officiating.

Inez P. Westbrook Mansfield Pleasant Valley Cumberland Presbyterian Church Mansfeld Church Joel A. Westbrook Westbrook John T. Younger C. P Seymour Joseph P. Anderson Dollison Street Springfield J.T. Bacon Merritt Logan Traveling Men’s Association East Lawn Cemetery M.A Freaman B. B. Paul J. W. Fason Dick Humphreys John Robertson Ozark Clarence Chamberlain Collinsville Anderson Carleton Dry Goods Co St. Louis United Commercial Travelers Traveling Men's Booster Club Cumberland Presbyterian Church John Turner el Paso Ilinois J. B. Seal Shiloh Old Dennis Tle Scott County Ed,Coday Hartville Win. Coday Oma Moody Sarah Elizabeth Hall Mountain Grove Pittsburg Kans G. H. Hall Baptist Church Mansfield Cemetery Mansfield Baptist Church Gertrude Mansfield High School C. A. Stephens Washington Henry Bryant South Campbell Street Eddie Marie AT. Linderfield Douglas County J. W. Bryant Ava Burdine Weaver Olathe Chhildren Price Robertson Mairview Wook Price Mina Ver Cassidy Lou Cassidy Prairie Hollow James Pope

Spanish Influenza Precautions

Public health notice outlines 13 precautions to reduce spread of influenza. Emphasizes avoiding crowds and shared items, proper handkerchief use, warm clothing, fresh air, hydration, and personal utensils. Advises consulting a physician at first symptoms and spreading guidance through newspapers, schools, churches, and theaters.

Dobell

Taxes Due Again In Pleasant Valley Township

The authorized tax list for Pleasant Valley township urges residents to call and pay taxes at their convenience. Ward B Hitchcock signs the advisory, emphasizing timely payment.

Pleasant Valley Township Adv Ward B. Hitchcock

Veterinarian Dr Harvey W Young Named Missouri Deputy State Vet

Dr Harvey W Young appointed as Deputy State Veterinarian of Missouri with offices in Mountain Grove. Former deputy in New Mexico and former United States Army veterinary officer, details indicate a transition from prior state service to a new appointment in Mountain Grove Missouri.

Missouri New Mexico Army

Treasury warns against undermining Liberty Bonds during war

Washington scrutinizes every financial bill to safeguard Liberty Bond owners. Talks on limiting bond sales and preserving prices rise as Wall Street Journal notes government bonds remain the soundest wartime investment. A dollar today could be worth two after the war, with inflationary effects and eventual repaid savings.

Washington Treasury Department Wall Street Journal

Liberty Loan Bonds Shine to Farmers in Fourth Drive

A former Illinois governor, returning from a swing around the circle, says farmers in the Eighth Federal Reserve District will set records in subscriptions for the Fourth Liberty Loan. He notes farmers now understand securities beyond mortgages and believe Liberty Loan Bonds backed by the army are as safe as upland meadows and vital for national defense.

Federal Reserve Ilinois America Farmer

Liberty Day planned for October 13 in schools nationwide

Washington telegram says October 13 will be Liberty Day to mark America's discovery and to support Liberty Loans. Nearly 300,000 students nationwide will participate with a Bureau of Education program guiding activities in every school, city, town, and country.

America United States Washington Liberty Loan United States Bureau of Education Liberty Loan Committees Bureau of Education Freedom Freedom of America

Miners Buy Liberty Bonds in Illinois District

United Mine Workers of America District 13 meeting at Springfield authorized district funds to purchase 600000 dollars in Fourth Liberty Loan Bonds. President Frank Farington led support for war effort, signaling broader labor commitment to government securities and national victory.

United Mine Workers of America Illinois District No. 13 Wiineis Springfield Illinois Mineral Union Frank Farington South Southwest Furida Ia

Loans to Allies Raise U.S. Credit Totals

The United States Treasury extended an additional 400 million dollars in credit to Great Britain on August 30, bringing Britain's total credits to 8.725 billion. The Entente alliance now shows total advances of 7.00204 billion dollars.

United States Treasury Great Britain

Must Be Paid in Advance War Time Subscription Rule

The Mansfield Mirror reports a Washington order from T. E. Donnelley requiring subscriptions to be renewed and paid three months after expiration or be dropped. A sworn statement will be needed by Nov. 1 to verify enforcement. The paper must sign to observe all rules to secure paper, so renew by August 1918 to avoid removal from the list.

Mansfield Mirror Washington T. E. Donnelley Pulp and Paper War Industries Board Mirror

Gold brick peace offer sparks drive for dollars

Telegram from T N Funston in Wright County Missouri urges immediate fund raising to support American troops in France. He condemns German peace terms and calls for every county to meet or exceed its quota to maintain fighting efficiency and morale for 2 million soldiers overseas. The appeal stresses rapid nationwide fundraising and wireless transmission of the news.

St. Louis T.n.funston Wright County Mountain Grove Germany France

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