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Newspaper

Mansfield Mirror

Location

Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1919

Page

6

Conservation of Petroleum Urged in United States Report

The United States Geological Survey warns underground oil reserves are 40 percent exhausted and near peak domestic production. Aimed at conserving petroleum, the Fuel Administration notes waste in production and refining, stressing gasoline as the nation’s motor lifeblood with millions of vehicles and key military uses.

United States Washington Wahata Bureau of Mines House Secretary of the Treasury Glass Bureau Nee Congress Department Department of the Interior United States Geological Survey Bureau of Mines of the Fuel Administration The Fuel Administration Goa

Insane foreign policy clash over treaty shifts U S stance

Senator Hitchcock defended ratifying the treaty without amendment. He warned against defeating the pact with Shantung changes and argued the United States would face isolation and economic disaster if it deserts allies or rejects promised concessions. He cited Japan France Britain and China while denouncing Nord Dakota and Knox misgivings.

Mewumber North Dylota Hite Work Bis United States Japan Great Britain Frane China Shantung North Dakota Hitchcock Senate Creatorstein Congress Germany Committee On Foreign Relations League of Nations Pennsylvania Mr. Knox Lin Bean Germaany Knox Foreign Relations Committee Mole Hills

Public Sale of Farm Near Mansfield by Wash Young Starne Farm

Public auction begins at 10 a m three miles south of Mansfield on Prairie Hollow. Livestock includes four head of horses a Jersey herd and Poland China hogs with ages weights and calving plans. Implements include multiple wagons mowing and rakes. Farm feed and miscellaneous items listed with terms cash under ten dollars and 12 months on larger sums with bankable notes at eight percent. Auctioneers Roy R Dennis and D Z Edwards Col. Clerk Geo B Freeman.

Wash Young Starne Mansfield Prairie Hollow Poland

Smart Stenographer Sparks Laughing Mix Up

In Marion County a clerk named Shaw and stenographer Smart cause a quirky misunderstanding when the wife of the purchasing agent asks for her husband. The responding Smart jokes about being “smart” as the name, prompting light humor in a Marion County office.

Marion County Shaw Smart Miss Smart Indianapolla Newa

Unsportsmanship and a hard winner noted

A remark on unsportsmanlike behavior contrasts with praise for a merciless but effective competitor. The speaker calls the rival a hard winner, highlighting the ruthless edge in victory.

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Mansfield Produce Co Swift’s Fertilizer & Iowa All Co L. Turner Mountain Grove Cate & Lively Cole’s Tonsorial F. A. Cole Russell Transfer Co A. B. Russell G. Hensley E. A. Strout Farm Agency Hugh Williams Manafield, Mo A.C. Roy C. A. Stephens Roy & Stephens Willow Springs Creamery W. W. Grimes Hartville, Mo Farmers Produce Co Norwood J.w.campbell Jeweler Optician Square Seymour Missouri Hartville Ava John Bridges Department of Labor Missouri Woman's Committee Council of National Defense U. & Liberty Bonds Oklahoma Liberty Hoad Mr. Glishery Servion America Henry Save Neoraska Weeblueten Thal Hitchwork Nebras D. Z. Edwards Roy R. Dennis Geo B. Freeman Gov. Gardner Ava Committee Gardner Gorgeous R. A. Alcorn Hardware Co New Town W. T. Norcross Commercial Street F. H. Riley
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