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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1913
Page
7
The text promotes the Weekly Kansas City Star as valuable to farmers and stockmen with market quotations. It mentions a farm department led by a practical farmer, etiquette tips for families, and a feature called Answers replying to inquiries. It notes stories, no harmful ads, and a combined Mansfield Mirror rate offer of one year for $1.15.
An advertisement proclaims Today's Magazine as the largest and best edited periodical, priced at 50 cents yearly or five cents per copy, with a free sample and premium catalogue offered to readers in Canton, Ohio. The copy targets ladies, urging them to request the free sample.
An advertisement notes stock bills were printed yesterday for Amos and Jason Roy and invites customers to the Mirror office for quality bills printed from good cuts on heavy taper stock.
At the 4501 session of the St. Louis Conference of the Methodist Episcopal church held in Carthage, Rev. Wolf W is assigned to Segnour and Mansfield churches while Rev. B. Niblack moves to Miorstifield. The Globe-Democrat lists detailed appointments across Carthage, Farmington, Kansas City, Lebanon, Springfield, and St. Louis districts with superintendents and multiple pastor placements for the next year.
A testimonial from Lee Li Chapman of Mapleton Iowa claims relief after two years of rheumatism. The writer says pain prevented sleep until using Chamberlain's Liniment, after which recovery occurred in two months and has lasted. Sold by all dealers.
Gasconade items mention better weather. Clinton Schafer returns home to help his mother move to a new Springfeld home. Mrs. Joe Matlock visited Mrs. Pollock. G W Privitt sold his business to Rosko Skes and moves to a new home. Elliott moves to his farm. New neighbors welcomed in the community.
A note praising Chamberlains Cough Remedy as safe pleasant tasting and effective for children. It states the medicine is favored by mothers and available from all dealers.
The Hartville Republican notes a spirited Mansfield mayoral contest between G. S. Burney and F. H. Riley. It praises Burney’s long service and Riley’s recent community work, urges unity with Hartville, and calls for road improvements while discouraging heated contests.
The advertisement promotes Oar banner brand as the best general crop fertilizer. It claims early plant start and continuous healthy growth to maturity, improves soil fertility, and yields marked results on future crops. Also markets Swift's fertilizer for tomatoes potatoes vegetables vines small fruits trees, especially where soil lacks potash.
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