1848 Selective Service Register Nearly Two Thousand
The record lists 149 men registered in a local 1848 selective service with names including Landus Brown Johnson Fred Malcolm Carnal Vivian Orr Logsdon Thomas Reed Baker and many others. County totals show 1836 registered with 1828 native born and naturalized citizens. whites numbered ISL and 24 negroes with one oriental. Age breakdown spans 18 to 34 plus several older entries.
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Selective Army Service
Landus Brown Johnson
Fred Malcolm Carnal
Vivian Orr Logsdon
Thomas Reed Baker
Oliver Riley
George Matison Bullew
Jay Taylor
James Napoleon Pierson Marshall
B. Alcorn
John James Johnson
Julius Willhite
Harvey Norman Bunch
William Preston Johnson
Ernest Arthur Lund
James Howard Atkisson
William Henry Henderson
Orval Logan Huosiker
George Washington Evans
Jasper Fleetwood
Harry Alanson Haswell
Samuel L. Hensley
Oscar Liles
Melvin Jackson Lansdown
George Washington Baker
Amos Cleveland Roy
Samuel J. Walker
Henry Oscar Hunsaker
Reuben Perry Williams
Joseph Sidney Bunch
William Addison Black
Samuel Edgar Fry
Clarence Earl Cathcart
Charles Jackson Haworth
Simon Wesley Carter
Marion Franklin Rippee
Atlas Leroy Hunsaker
Marvin Bennett
Rudolph Edgar Cooley
George Garfield Crippen
Melvin Wesley Douglas
Grinville Everet Letsinger
Samuel Isaac Paul
Richard Ernest Wade
Raymond Frank Smith
Walter Ripper
Edward Mattison Wayne Rotterff
Walter Dewey Newton
Auda Dail Rush
Pete Joan Brazeal
Earl Dewey Cauble
Herve BH
Coday
William Wayne Tarburton
Charley Elberton Bryant
Dewey Lee Sikes
Napoleon Roy
William McKinley Fry
Ural Raphael Dennis
Ervin Andrew Spence
James Samuel Edwards
John Strong
Arthur Franklin Short
Tra Prazeal
Jason Guss Hight
John Tolbert Brown
Oliver Lee Robinett
Rhuel Horace van Hooser
Linzzy Low Morris
Joseph P. Ward
William Nelson Deaver
Frank Marion Morgen
William Wesley Phelps
Austin Everet Brown
John Jackson Findley
Oren Cyrennes Foster
Josephus
Carter
Andrew Jackson King
Elbert Andrew Crippen
Frank J. Davis
James Coday
Thomas Jefferson Slate
Joel Mexander Westbrook
Fred Leander Hurst
John Hardin Rippee
Steve Henry Yates
Grant Hall
Charles Franklin Rush
David Sheridan Cantrell
Esbon Bailey
Martin Luther Sharp
Theodore Fred Lenhart
Clarence Adam Dozier
Joe Fry
Paul Sibley Williams
William Peterson Liles
John Henry Eldridge
Thomas Bunyan Ritzinger
Milton Edward Dennis
Oswin Ki. Hoffman
Charles Thomas Hunt
Alonzo Leatherman
Fred J. Grover
Samuel Cleave Erwin
Joseph Jfferson Ruby
Thomas Alexander Bogart
Janon Columbus Coday
Noah Jefferson Craig
Great Faith in Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy
Mrs W H Williams of Stanley New York writes that Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy relieved her father’s diarrhoea immediately and cured him after three doses. She expresses strong faith in the remedy.
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Chamberlain
From Credit to Cash in Mansfield Store Ad
A Mansfield merchant explains switching to a cash-only policy due to higher costs of maintaining credit and bookkeeping. The note cites health issues and aims to offer cheaper merchandise at bottom prices, thanking patrons of 20 years and inviting continued business. J. D. Reynolds signs the appeal.
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J. D. Reynolds
Mansfield, Mo
Ady
Home Papers and Market Reports From The Mansfield Mirror
Never before in American history has the question of home and native land been so pressed upon the thoughts of the people. The Mansfield Mirror advocates home first and urges readers to stay informed on markets for cattle hogs sheep wheat and farm produce. N J Craig offers to loan money on good improved farms in Wright or Douglas counties. N J (Ratg
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Mansfield Mirror
Kansas City Daily Drovers Telegram
Ady
N. J. Craig
Wright
Douglas Counties
N. J
Flora MacGlellan Returns to Memphis Tennessee
Miss Flora MacGlellan has returned to Memphis Tennessee after a period away. The report notes her arrival and home city, highlighting her connection to local ties and previous residence.
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Flora MacGlellan
Memphis, Tenn
Yankees Praise And Call For Fourth Liberty Loan
A patriotic wartime piece honors American soldiers for bravery with praise from allies and calls for supporting the Fourth Liberty Loan campaign opening September 28. It urges readers to back the effort with substantial contributions as they prepare.
National banks report June totals rise over last year
The Comptroller of the Currency shows national bank resources at 17 830 502 000 on June 29, up 1 088 462 000 from a year earlier. Deposits on June 29 also climbed by 1 248 176 000 year over year.
Treasury extends credits to Allies reach six billion
The United States Treasury extended further credits totaling 100000 to France 9000000 to Belgium and 3000000 to Serbia. The cumulative credits advanced to allied nations in the war against Germany now stand at 6482040000.
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United States
France
Belgium
Serbia
Germany
Dancan Address Change Noted in Oklahoma and Kansas
The notice reports N. A Dancan’s address change from East Enid Oklahoma to Wichita Kansas. It advertises White's Crim Vermifuga as a tonic for debilitated systems and worm destruction, priced at par local suppliers.
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Dancan
East
Enid
Okla
Wichita
Kans
Faces of the Old Town Recalled in War Time
The piece laments changes in the old town as neighbors enlist. It honors by name those serving in khaki ranks, pledging support for the Fourth Liberty Loan and urging savings to back the war effort. It honors fallen and missing friends, brothers, and fathers, while calling all to remember and contribute.
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Puain
Fourth Liberty Loan Campaign Urges Financial Support
The Fourth Liberty Loan runs September 28 to October 19 and will be watched in Europe for U.S. support in the war. The author argues every dollar pledged aids American troops and harms the enemy, stressing home sacrifices mirror soldiers’ courage and urging no failure to meet the call.
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Aetun
Jendora
Martin
Mangin
Allied General Staff
America
Europe
United States
Solilera
Wornerhippee Arrives Overseas for Babies’ Stomach Ailments
Word received by relatives here says Wornerhippee has arrived safely overseas to help with stomach and bowel disorders of babies. MeGHESBA by ELINUR is promoted as a remedy of genuine merit. The lead claims it is quick, pure, wholesome and pleasant to take, priced 250 and 50c per bottle, sold by all dealers in medicine.
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White
Wornerhippee
Elinur
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