Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Mansfield Mirror in Mansfield, Missouri

Page 1

We have 4,498,142 pages in Missouri

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 26 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Mansfield Mirror

Location

Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1917

Page

1

Many Mirrorettes News Notes from Our Readers

April 13 avhor day and Easter notes fill this page with short items from Ava, Mansfield, Hartville, Norwood and beyond. Mentions include L. LaMonte of Joplin, C. C. Nawton in Ava, Rev J. A. Russell of Hartville, and others visiting or residing locally. Local court, doctors, grocers, and merchants are cited along with upcoming events at Day building, school, and community notices. An 8-pound boy born to Leatherman, various travels, and advertisements for groceries, furniture, and services round out the items.

Tuesday Election Returns From City And School Ballots

Voters reelected Mayor Riley Aldermen Corday Mason Cantrell and Crippen to school board with Crippen succeeding Stephens who declined. Tax levy increased. First ward tallies show Riley 85, with minor votes for Smith and others. second ward totals indicate Cantrell and Mason leading. Levy proposal passed 97 to 22. director votes listed for Cantrell Crippen Paul Allyson Torn Robinet and Stephens Caday.

WU Riley James Coday J. A. Mason DS. Cantrell Board of Education E. A. Crippen C. A. Stephens F. A. Cole T. 2 Bell C. Brentlinger A. Short R. R. Wright T. Rippee T. K. Lenhart Wom Day J. M. Boagland LB. Latimer T. BP. Lenhart J. W. Roberta Riley J Smith M. Darbenspeck Wy. A. Tack Corday Mason C. le Turner DS Cantrell Lotus Schiool Ds$. Cantrell KA. Crippen WE. RB. Paul C. Allyson Y. GL. Torn le Robinett J K.P. Caday

Spring season brings rheumatic pains relief found in liniment

The note extols spring as delightful yet rheumatic sufferers endure cold damp weather. It claims Chamberlains Liniment offers relief and is widely available, urging readers to obtain it.

Mnany Chamberlain Ady

Marriage Licenses in Several Counties

I M Hay and Amanda Tait of Mansfield. Cecil Jordan of Puson and To pah Adams of Competition. L Denton of Astoria and Mayme Wilson of Huggins. Ovie Olle of Cedar Gap and Lillian Surgaine of Seymour. W A Helsley of Rayborn and M A Shutier of Rayborn.

I. M. Hay Amanda Tait Mansfield Cecil Jordan Puson Topah Adams Competition L. Denton Astoria Mayme Wilson Huggins Ovie Olle Cedar Gap Lillian Surgaine Seymour W A. Helsley Rayborn M. A. Shutier

Remedy for insomnia through diet and medicine

The advice suggests a light supper with little meat and no milk, plus taking one Chamberlain's Tablet after supper. It claims this can restore sleep and ease indigestion, a common cause of insomnia, and notes the remedy is obtainable everywhere.

Chamberlain

Hartville trio travels to Springfield via Hartville route

Dra BOK Latimer and Lee Farmer of Hartville were in town Tuesday en route to Springfield, traveling together as they moved through the area.

Dra Bok Latimer Lee Farmer Hartville Springfield

Freezone Promises Corn Relief by Fingertip Application

An ad from Cincinnati touts Freezone a quick corn and callus remover. It claims a few drops melt and shrink corns with no inflammation, claiming a single bottle costs little and can be ordered via drug stores or Wholevale Drug House.

Cincinnati Baan

Obituary Dr John Ole’ Dies in Leavenworth Kansas

Dr John Ole’ dies at Leavenworth Kansas at 3 30 am Sunday after a month illness. He was 76, longtime Wright County resident and dentist, famed singer and Christian church member. Funeral held in Hartville with burial beside wife and daughter. Survived by daughter Mrs T St Houldin Norwood and siblings, with several relatives and friends attending. Other local obituaries noted Will Care of Hartville died in Wyoming, and Det Barnes of Mountain Grove died in St Louis.

John Ole Leavenworth Kas Manafield Walter Odile Ityan Banking Co Norwood Hartville Mr. Warren West Plains Clamn Wright Christian Church Bth Missouri Calvary Miss Rippee T. J. Rippee Nor

Mayes Farm Expanded to About 20000 Acres in Prairie Hollow

The Mayes farm in Prairie Hollow has grown to roughly 20000 acres. A modern home and stock farm facilities will be built, including a large barn and a forthcoming well. A tennis court and other amenities will enhance the property. Mrs. Mayes, recently in Tulsa, is now on the farm. Carl Mayes, famed Boston Red Sox pitcher, will split time on the farm.

Mayes Prairie Hollow Tulsa Oklo Carl Mayes Boston Red Sox

Lecture on baby welfare at Mansfield church May 6

Dr. I. M. Rogers will lecture on baby welfare at Mansfield M. F. Church on Sunday May 6 under the Parent Teacher Association. The talk is part of the state and national baby week movement observed the first week in May. Questions of vital interest will be discussed and the doctor is expected to have a large audience.

Dean Fordlaul J. N. Craig -Ady Col L. O. Nieder Ava Tartville Sargent W. CG. Daebworth M. Ladge Roy Handy Lk CO. & S J.c.carter Mack Davis Kansas City Mansfield Mansfield M. F I. M. Rogers Parent Teacher Association

New Engine Added to K.C. U. S. Line with Daily Train Runs

A new engine entered service last week on the K.C. U. S. line. Two trains run daily, with the passenger train led by engineer I. O. Skelton and fireman Wim Crain. Walter White serves as conductor and Roy Handy as nightwatch on the freight train, with G. W. Baker as engineer Terry Morgan as fireman A. E Tarburton as conductor and Ova Baker as nightwatch.

K.C U. S I. O. Skelton Wim, Crain Walter White Roy Handy G. W. Baker Terry Morgan A. E Tarburton Ova Baker

M W A delegate elected at Mountain Grove camp meeting

At the Modern Woodmen of America county camp meeting in Mountain Grove M G Hensley of Mansfeld was elected delegate to the state camp at Springfield with H P F Altgeier of Mountain Grove as alternate. Twenty delegates attended. M G Hensley was chosen chairman and H J Schofield of Norwood secretary. Delegates dined at Cotes Cafe as guests of the Mountain Grove Camp. County camps list memberships and delegates: Mountain Grove 195 members delegates H H Allgeier J Ja Jackson J W Key Z C Kelso F D Sible Thomas Molds LL Whetstone Wm Vandevenmer. Mansfield 112 members delegates M G Hensley Henry Dennis G W Tripp W A Black. Norwood 80 members delegates P L Connolly H J Schofield J M Bilis. Owens Store 35 members delegates W R Moon Alfred Owena. Hartville 36 members delegate I M Halce. Jericho 22 members delegate M A Gaskill. Kim Spring 22 members delegate Alfred Strube. Grovespring 12 members not represented. Total membership in county ad s Committees Credentials P L Connolly Henry Dennis Fh M Hake. Resolutions J W Key W A Black J M Ettis. Norwood chosen for the 120 meeting.

Woodmen of America Mountain Grove M. G. Hensley Mansfeld Springfield H. PF. Altgeier G. Hensley H. J. Schofield Norwood Cote HH. Allgeier J. Ja Jackson J. W. Key Z. ¢. Kelso FD. Sible Thomas Molds LL. Whetstone Wm. Vandeven Mer Kim Spring Alfred Strube Grovespring P. Li. Connolly Henry Dennis Fh. M. Hake W. A. Black J. M. Ettis

Circuit Court Dockets Describe Multiple Small Civil and Criminal Cases

State v Amos Candle involving threatening letter and disturbing peace with $300 fine and 3 months in jail. State v Tom Prock and Wayne Purdy concerned with sterling chickens resulting in $200 fine and 2 months in jail. Frank Ruediger v Roy Dennis et al ends with verdict for plaintiff for 38s and costs.

Amos Candle Tom Prock Wayne Purdy Frank Ruediger Roy Dennis

Lodge News Hina Mayberry Attends Royal Arch Degree

Hina Mayberry of the Van Buren Mercantile Company travels to support the Royal Arch degree. M Hodge attended the Yeoman state conclave at Springfield this week representing the Mansfield homestead.

Hina Mayberry van Buren Mercantile Cos M. Hodge Springfield Mansfield Homestead

Lumber for Sale at Mansfield Hotel This Week

5000 ft of lumber offered in varying lengths up to 12 ft and widths from 5 to 12 inches. Includes 2x4s and other sizes. See FD Mooney or FL Anderson this week at Mansfield Hotel for details and purchase.

Mooney FL Anderson Mansfield Hotel Advy

For Sale Angora Goats and Oak Lumber Ady Freeman

For sale 80 good Angora goats and about 10,000 feet of oak lumber. Contact Ady Freeman.

Ady Geo. Fb Freeman

Farm Loans At Lowest Prevailing Rates Ady Gro B

Freeman announces farm loans at the lowest prevailing rates with no delay. Ady Gro B is listed among lenders.

Ady, Gro, B Freeman

Avery and Stephens Sell 40 Acre Tarbutton Farm

Avery and Stephens sold the 40 acre A. E. Tarbut ton farm west of Mansfield to I. M. Harvey of Scotland County. Harvey plans to rebuild the house on the property and move there.

White's Cream Vermi Voge Worm Remedy Ad

A cautious mother monitors children for worm symptoms such as pare neix lack of play interest and peevishness. The remedy White's Cream Vermi Voge is advertised as ending worms after a few doses with the child soon acting normally. Sold at Fuson Drug Co. at 250 per hearth.

Tersely Told Tong Tales from Pleasant Hill Ads

A compact page item mix notes visits by Mrs. Orender from Norwood and J D Reynolds selling spring shoes at old prices. Local notices include Berney Smith elected director with a 45¢ levy, and various ads for purebred Plymouth Rock eggs, Sanol remedies, and Sand Kerema Cure. Community names include J H Simonx, G W Miller, Mrs. J Freeman, Mrs. Clarence Dearing, and Hartville Democrat reports Philip Newton and wife visiting Mansfield. The M E Ladies Aid bazar is announced for April 7 with meals, plus Herbine liver remedy ad targeted to ladies.

L Beach Pleasant Hill Mra. J. Freeman Mansfield J.H Simonx Tarse Commision Co St Louis Texas G. W. Miller Fh. N. Dyer Furniture Co Joe Lee Dennis Sanal Ia A. M. Farmer Near Cabool Cabon Press Ava Petit Jury Sanel Sanmol Philip Newton Norman Whelchel Hartville Democrat Plymouth Rock Clarence Dearing Palmyra Aody Owen Marx Pauliné and Maude Cheney Cheney Concert Co Seymour C. L. Beach Cabool Lois Beach Dhe Ady Mes Ernest Coday Con West Plains Mr. Coday Bollinger Jessie Brasher

Patrons Day Planned for School Grounds Work

Friday April 13 Patrons Day will observe a full day of beautification work on the school grounds. Volunteer teams will work and contribute time and resources while the Parent-Teacher Association and faculty organize the effort. Dinner will be served on the grounds to workers.

Parent-Tracer Association

N J Craig Seeks Loan on Improved Farms in Douglas

N J Craig offers money to loan on good, improved farms in Douglas County and nearby Erith Wright areas. Property must be trustworthy, title clear, and located in solid farming districts. Contact N J Craig for terms and mortgage details.

N. J. Craig Erither Wright Douglas Counties

School Notes by B E Coats Superintendent

School notes report towels in use at the school improving student convenience. Patrons’ day is set for April 15 and volunteers are asked to bring rich dirt to beautify the front yard. Teams and plans are requested for a campus cleanup. The senior class begins pedagogy observation while the sophomore class grows crops at home. The school lot will be unused by individuals this year. The junior class led in subscriptions to Today’s Housewife, winning a prize. Commencement is planned for May 17. A literary program is scheduled in the second intermediate department this Friday. The primary department has prepared for the third border and dramatized the story of three bears.

Parent-Teacher Association

Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey Cough Remedy Ad

Stop Left Over Coughs Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey stops that lingering January cough. Pine tar soothes membranes and loosens phlegm. glycerine relieves tender tissues. breathing is easier and coughing ceases. Safe for young and old. antiseptic and pleasant. Get it at your druggist today.

Dr. Bell

Cantata at M. E. Church Sunday at 10:15 AM

The M E Church Sunday School presents a cantata The Light of the Cross at 10 15 a m Rev G W Holmes of Seymour will preach the sermon following the performance

M. BE. Sunday School G. W. Holmes Seymour

Ballard's Snow Liniment Adv for Home Use

Farmers and others living far from a drug store should keep a bottle of Ballard's Snow Liniment in the house for cuts wounds sores sprains or rheumatism It is a powerful healing penetrating remedy Prices 23c 50c and 1 00 per bottle Sold by Fuson Drug Co adv.

Ballard Fuson Drug Co

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mirror Ofife L. B. Johnson Mrs. Glaga L. LaMonte Af Joplin C. C. Nawton I. L. Yeeman Lee T. H. Norris Hare R. L. Handy Fordland Frad Grover D. R Hoyal Ash Grove Mirror Office A Fonda Oeonte Neb H. M. Thomas J H.stephens RN. McIntosh Elmer Strohg F. A Crippen Lyman Mrink Norword J. A. Russell Joe Mashburn P. W. Newton's Mansfield Light & Power Co J. Swearingen A.eyre Sam Harria Park City Utal Circuit Court W. A. Jones W. Ft. Fullington Dunnysetter Day G.W. Freeman Robert Wiles Tuesdy Tuesaday Leatherman J. A"edwards Blackwell Okla G. W. Freeman L. Reach F A. Cole R. M. Rogers Tom Brazeal Huffman School Ezra Dennis Rembert C. Cunningham ER Goss Lebanon Olin Duncan of Marshall Joseph Davis A. M. Curtis Rp.n. Dyew Murniture Co. Ladv W.C. Findley J. 8 Olin W. Newton M. Whelcher EF. B. Garner Startville Democrat GA. Reed Martville Fr. B. Archer R. Hates Norwood Press Willow Springs Missouri H. Bh. Coday Raymond Newton C. M. Seal J.D Reynolds Dyess Mesdaines M. Hodge Jesse Brageal Mansfield Telephone Co Frank Barnes F. N. Dyer Furniture Co F. H. Riley Hartville Ofice Mra J. K. P. Coday Miss Maude M. Gallagher Woodman Meeting Lodge News M.E. Ladies’ Aid Society Fuson Drug Co Adv Mansfield School B.e.coats M. E. Church
Search Courier

Search the Mansfield Mirror Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Mansfield Mirror?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication