Elrod and Colon Township candidate for Wright County Assessor
The Mirror announces W. Os. Elrod of Clark Township as a candidate for Wright County Assessor. The announcement is made for Hepninican Republican voters at the August primary.
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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1916
Page
8
The Mirror announces W. Os. Elrod of Clark Township as a candidate for Wright County Assessor. The announcement is made for Hepninican Republican voters at the August primary.
In default on interest due under a deed of trust dated April 6 1912 by Charles H Rader and Flora Rader the trust is foreclosed. On April 24 1916 at Hartville court house door Wright County Missouri the northeast quarter of section 5 township 28 range 14 will be sold at public auction to satisfy the deed of trust obligations. J EF Craig trustee.
Agricultural specialists in the Ozarks expect a favorable peach crop season with favorable weather, improved yields, and steady market demand. They cite extended growing degree days, adequate rainfall, and strong tree health as factors supporting a robust harvest ahead.
An advertisement touts Dr. King's New Life Pills for liver action and digestion with a plea to try a bottle. Another notice promotes White's Cream Vermifuge as a worm remedy for children, priced at 25 cents per bottle, sold by dealers. A pie supper drew a large crowd at No 5 Friday night and a prudent mother watches for child symptoms.
An old advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment to soothe bruises and soreness from cleaning. It promises rapid relief and restful sleep, urging readers to keep a bottle for sore ness, neuralgia, and bruises, with a testimonial praising its worth. The ad notes a 2d price at the druggist.
Col L O Neider left today for Van Buren while Mrs Geo B Freeman returned from Wichita. Blanch Burney was home from Springfield. Cal Huntsinger, Hartville band director, visited. Mrs OL Robinett and son James Louis visit Mountain Grove. A Stephens left for Excelsior Springs for the Republican state convention. Mrs Earl Smith and baby visit Paula sister J A Riley's family. J N Peyer Jr of Hartville en route to Springfield for federal grand jury service. W M Divans arrived from Springfield. he co-owns Fauson Drug Co and the store is being remodeled with a soda fountain installed. Frank Estus, state militia member at Chandler, Okla, visited his mother in the week and stays at Zendu in Douglas county. The week’s visitors en route to Hartville included C H Skinker, F L Templeton, C W Evans, Fred Stewart, and Robert Lamar. T H Allen, ex Standard Oil official, moved from Springfield to become local Standard representative in Mountain Grove.
Constipation obstructs the bowels causing absorption of poisonous matter and dullness, interfering with digestion. The advertisement claims Chamberlain's Tablets quickly relieve this condition and are obtainable everywhere.
Arbor Day tomorrow marks the week in circuit court with local notices. McGEE'S PARY ELESIE is advertised as a stomach and cover disorders remedy priced at 25 cents and sold by dealers. Ady A.T. Friend buys a Regal car. A son born to Ben Thompson and wife at S. H. Freeman's home. Paul Lester Farren weighs 10 pounds. A hog cholera lecture was canceled and several social notes follow including births moves and local business activity among residents and visitors.
The season brings rheumatic pains for many, but relief is possible with Chamberlain's Liniment advertised as available everywhere. The note emphasizes relief from cold damp weather and promotes the liniment as a widely obtainable remedy.
All the judges at the Mountain Grove school election Tuesday were preachers. The note highlights the plurality of voters and invokes the district’s religious leadership presence during the local voting event.
The Springfield Leader reports an application for review before Judge Van Valkenburgh of the U S district court challenging referee Schmook’s allowance of a $2300 claim with interest against Claude Daniels estate, filed by J B Thomas president of the Bank of Willow Springs. The piece also notes attendees en route to a Republican state convention, church rally details, a repair committee for Pleasant Valley church, moves of Henry Smith's to Iowa, a prison term for M W Rose, and a charity event by the M E Ladies Aid Society at the G A R Hall with a busy bazaar and dinner.
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