Mansfield Exchange Deal Consolidates Local Telephone System
Mrs F E Weed buys the Mansfield exchange and lines to Bryant, securing the Mansfield branch of the Ava system. Miller and Plummer take the Bryant to Ava lines. All lines centering here except privately owned ones will belong to Mrs Weed. A dissolution petition will be sent to the state board of public utilities. Mrs Weed is praised for her management at Mansfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E Weed
Mansfield Exchange
Mansfield Ava Telephone Co
Mansfield
A.P. Miller
TL. Plummer
Ava
Mrs. Weed
State Board of Public Utilities
Weed
N J Craig Advances Funds On Farmlands In Two Counties
N J Craig has secured a loan on well improved farms located in Wright and Douglas counties. The arrangement confirms credit facilities for farm improvements and mortgage security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J Craig
Wright
Douglas Counties
N. J. Craig
Tour Postponed Over Rainy Inspections of Ozarks Trails
Rain delays push inspection of proposed Ozarks Trails routes between Springfield and St. Louis. Project plans and timelines uncertain as crews reassess conditions and accessibility along the corridor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ozarks
Springfield
St. Louis
Night Rest Remedies and Liver Health Ad
Insomnia and indigestion troubles are linked. A light supper and Chamberlain's Tablets after dinner may improve rest. Ad promotes Herbine for liver, stomach and bowel cleansing, claiming a healthy complexion for ladies at 50 cents. Ad by Rev. Joseph Davis at Mt. Dale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Joseph Davis
Mt. Dale
Ady
Various Local Ads and Notices Parade in Mansfield
Classified mash of promotions and notices including sales at Fullingtons and J.D. Reynolds, births and cows for sale, dental availability, and church hall dinners. Mentions John Stephens croquet title, new milinery, Seeds corn and nurseries with prices and contact references. Ad inserts from Mansfield Mirror and Kansas City Star subscriptions offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fullington’s
G.a.r.hall
John Stephens
Jerry
Mansfield Mirror
Weekly
Kansas City Star
Coday
G. A. R. Hall
James Coday
F. H. Riley
Hartville
J. D. Reynolds
Drue Turner
Joe H. Dennis
Ben Otto
J.D. Reynolds
Hoewell County Nurseries
West Plains
Ady the
Baptist Ladies Aid Society
G.A.R. Hall
Silver Mine
Silver King
Mansfield Produce Co
J. E. Osborn
Visit School Friday and Rebellion Play Highlight Plans
Four new pupils join the school as seniors and eighth graders work on civics outlines while Mr. Baker trims trees. The senior class play The Rebellion will be staged April 12 and a junior-sophomore program is planned. A senior declamation contest April 21 will send the winner to Springfield. An agriculture trip to judge hogs and calls to retain local schooling to save money cap the report.
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Baker
Whittier
Fullington
Smart
C. W. Beach
Springfield
Herefoot
Freeman Farm
Alraady
Gardner States as Blatform for Governor Candidacy
Gardner declares a Democratic bid for Missouri governor with a platform favoring Rural Credits to mobilize idle capital at low rates, a State Land Bank Act, and road, school, and code reforms. He advocates convict labor for road work, public school funding, fair workmen’s compensation, and a nonpolitical approach to railroads, stressing harmony between capital and labor and public service over personal ambition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Colorado
Missouri
America
State Bar Association
Publi Office
Hartville Band Director Retains Post After Return
Prof. Cal Huntsinger, Hartville band director, contemplated leaving for a road position but has returned and will stay in charge. Court cases resulted in penitentiary sentences for liquor sales. School notes report baccalaureate sermon by Rev James Crutcher, senior class play The New Co Ed, eighth grade graduation, and commencement April 14 with Rev James Crutcher speaking. Local elections show Latimer, Gorman reelected directors. levy approved. city officials elected including Mayor Frink and Marshal Newton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal Huntsinger
Hartville
Circuit Court
C. H. Skinker
Hartville High School
James W. Crutcher
Kansas City
Methodist Church
Johnson Opera House
Curtis Grocery
Opera House
D. D. Killam
Berlin Cuoday
B.E. Latimer
W. H. Gorman
Dr. Latimer
B.E Latimer
M. F. Mott
P. R. Young
H.E. Frink
Wash Newton
John N. Pryor,Jr
Jesse M. Carter
Howe Steele
Ben Davis
H. E. Frink
J.N. Pryor
J. M. Carter
Robert Kinser
Alderman
L. D. Pool
Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey Cough Syrup Ad
Cold remedy featuring honey pine tar and glycerine in Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey syrup. Promoted as quick cough relief and cold relief for all ages, noting clear formula on bottle and doctor approval. Appears as a 5 cent pharmacist advertisement for Dr Bell's product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Bell
Dr R H Hanson Visits Springfield Today
Springfield resident Dr R H Hanson arrived for a daytime visit to discuss medical matters and meet local colleagues. He planned consultations with area professionals and shared inquiries about ongoing health initiatives in the community.
Safe Medicine for Children Advised for Cough Relief
The piece promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a safe choice for children and adults since it contains no opium or narcotics. It highlights its pleasant taste and effectiveness for coughs colds and croup and notes it is readily obtainable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Obituary notes from Howell County region
Obituary notices recount the deaths of John Yeisley in a Joplin mine accident and Ava Yeisley lineage, Rev J W Needham visiting Ava and Mountain Grove, plus A F Keeling laid to rest at Mansfield cemetery. Kay Floyd Dennis dies at 3 years pneumonia. services at Dennis church with Rev J A Russell. Poem memorial by Joe Lee Dennis expresses family sorrow and faith. Ad for nurseries in West Plains, Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howell County Nurseries
West Plains
Ad J.d.reynolds
Ady
John Yeisley
EH. Yeisley
Ava
Joplin
J.W. Needham
Seymour
Mountain Grove
Laurence County
A. F. Keeling
Mansfield Cemetery
J. H. P.pool
Wolf Creek
Kay Floyd Dennis
Roy Dennis
Dennis
J. A. Russell
Hartville
Kay Dennis
Herman Hensley
Joe Lee Dennis
Jesus
Tuesday City Election Yields Local Officials and Levy Result
Voters chose F. M. Young as Police Judge W. C. Coday and E. E. Short for city offices with J. E. Craig and O. L. Robinett winning ward posts. The school levy to $1.00 per hundred passed. school board members J. W. Brazeal and N. J. Craig reelected. A barber shop and a furniture store hosted different precincts with appointed judges and clerks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Young
W. C. Caday
E. E. Short
J. E. Craig
O. L. Robinett
W. C. Coday
J. E Craig
Robinett
R.R. Wright
Marshal
G. W. Freeman
J W. Brazeal
N. J. Craig
J. W. Brazeal
J. N. Craig
Levy
F. A. Cole
James Coday
A. J. Grantham
J. B. Rippee
H A.short
R. R. Wright
W. B. Fullington
Lodge News Highlights From Saturday Meetings
Three degrees were worked at the 1.0.C. F. meeting Saturday evening. F. L. Spicer of Springfield visited during the week in the interest of the W. O. W. Leslie Rice H. F. Williams T. F. Lenhart Gus Brazeal John Strong and Cecil Brazeal were elected to membership at the M. W. A. meeting Saturday evening.
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F. E. Weed
Mansfield Ava Co
Www
T. Norcross
W. T. Norcross
Sabeck
Gardner
State Land Bank Act
7. D. Gatiner
Stateg Bis
Missouri Boy and Girl
Frederick D, Gardner
R.H. Hanson
Fairwell
Howell County
Lodge News
F. M. Morgan
Paul Mansfield
A. Glean & Son
Ara E. Smalley
A. Glenn & Son's
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