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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1920
Page
2
Alfred and Mrs Rushing hosted a spring gathering at their home with several friends and relatives visiting over the weekend. Nearby residents including Miss Rossie Glass Carl Makey and Mrs Poor Weiss were seen visiting, with note of Hartville court duties and church social plans. An Easter dinner and a quiet Sunday at various homes are also mentioned along with a tale titled A Tattle Tale.
An Eastern storm moved through Wolf Creek as residents spent Easter with relatives near Macon and Coffeyville. The community notes Rev Mose Willa’s sermon at Wolf Creek, while Marve Coday and others returned home from visits in Pitcher Oklahoma and Coffeyville Kansas.
Public event details for the presentation of state medals to ex-service members in Hartville Missouri on Sunday May 4 1920. Includes committee roles for publicity reception decorations and oath taking with names of local organizers and officers.
Frank Sennenberg and wife convey to Minefield School District No Sixteen a southwest quarter of section 6, township 29, range 76 except one acre, for securing a note. Default triggers sale at Hartville court house Wright County Missouri on April 27, 1920 between 9 am and 4 pm to satisfy debt and costs. Directors: Hyonfer of the Hoan of Directors Atient, Hoo Pant, President. Geo Th Freeman, Clerk.
An unclear advertisement notes a remedy described as pure water like elixir. References a product named Priew with prices 60e and $1.0. Sold by Fuvon Drug Co Ady. The text appears as a damaged OCR fragment with nonstandard wording and multiple misspellings.
A garbled note describes Ira Folvie and son Orlande of Beymaur visiting Frolay, accompanied by Mira, Dios' brother, with unclear references to law and penalties amid the fragmentary text.
A historical notice describes Bayer selling aspirin tablets labeled for headaches colds pain neuritis rheumatism and more under a Bayer package. The text notes the product is branded Gayer or similar and sold in tins of twelve at modest prices, claimed to be produced by Heyer Manufacture for nineteen years.
Fragmented OCR recounts a social scene with names like Mrs N C Pra and Mrs Dubin Tureen, mentioning visits to homes, a Sunday event with Little Jimmy, and various activities and ads read during a week. The text reads as a local society roundup with scattered phrases and misread lines.
A garbled OCR style text lists many personal names and locations such as Warder, Stevie, Forest, Pin Tecteaner, Tantiville, Seldon, and Norwicnh along with scattered actions and events. No coherent narrative or clear incident emerges from the readable fragments.
A garbled weather notice references Denial and Ash Moesdhine with a potential forecast. Core terms imply regional conditions, timing around evening, and a note of rain or mild winds, though many words are unreadable. Names and places remain uncertain.
The clipped lines mention Owlhitte and Kueter, with scattered names and places such as Misses Plowle and Chella Mandy. References to a Sunday, a Misses, and neighbors hint at a social or community report with multiple names, events, and daily occurrences, though many words are garbled.
A damaged OCR snippet mentions a diver feeding action and a frame with a cappelite device. It references a Payeon Loge and Liswaienit in garbled form, with unclear dates or places. The readable bits are insufficient for a clear event, party, or outcome.
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