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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1920
Page
6
Local notices report moves and visits by residents including J W Davidson and Mrs Anna Vassar. Mansfield advertisements promote grocers, meats, fertilizer, furniture, a tailor shop, and entertainment at the Nugget with new light service. An education inspector commends Mansfield High School and outlines required improvements.
The Mirror indicates it will process your subscription for any periodical it publishes. The notice clarifies that subscription requests are handled through the paper’s circulation department and directs readers to renewals and contact channels for service.
Readers are asked to have correspondents submit their items by Monday weekly to ensure timely publication. This request aims to keep content flowing consistently and meet the paper’s weekly deadline.
The report references Cuban leader Marino Meno praising Leone Wood for presidential support. General Wowk’s governance and reforms are cited amid praise for continued collaboration with the United States. The piece highlights gratitude for assistance aimed at Cuban welfare and democratic progress.
Fragmented OCR text indicates a discussion of Indiana politics and a primary, mentioning Be. P. Glenn and a statewide race. It references a wine prediction and a worker named Wend, with unclear context and multiple garbled names.
A statewide campaign rolls through Ohio as Thirding's tone signals April 17 primaries. Public mood shifts against Phareling in Olea, with growing belief HW could topple the president rather than simply back a native son.
A brief note highlights how printing attracts clients, urging businesses to use high grade Hammermill Bond paper and faithful reproduction of policy. It argues printing saves patrons money and helps printers gain customers by presenting a clear, economical option.
L D Caudle was found guilty by a federal jury of robbing a freight car in interstate traffic at Springfield. He received five years in Leavenworth and a $1000 fine. His attorneys filed a bill of exceptions and appeal to the St. Louis court of appeals. Caudle posted $10,000 bond for the appeal. The case centered on alibi witnesses from Norwood, while the government presented road auditors who placed Caudle in Norwood on May 19 and 21. The trial was continued for related charges against George E Hume.
Annandale farmer John Simpkins complains rats cost him hundreds yearly. He used Rat Snap and reports dead rats with no odor after treatment. Product sold by R A Alcorn Hardware Co Mason Drug Co Mansfield and Little Randall Norwood.
The newspaper thanks readers for cash subscriptions since the last report naming W. Dugan Mansfield Win. Deshong Chico Calif Fred Hampton Mansfield C Hensley Mansfield QO Caoday Fellows Calif M M Martin Mansfield Geo Horn Mansfield.
N J Craig offers money to loan on good, improved farm properties in Wright or Douglas counties. Applicant seeks reliable deeded security and prompt repayment terms. Entities: N J Craig, Wright County, Douglas County.
A brief notice asks readers to check the date after names in the Mirror and notes the figures indicate the year. It urges subscription renewals if expired.
The body of Mrs. Pearlee Munhottan who died Monday in Springfield was brought to Mansfield for interment with the funeral and burial at No. 5 yesterday afternoon. She was 50 and a former Mansfield resident. Out of town mourners included three daughters Mrs. Rogers Parson Kans Bertha and Ethel Wilkerson Springfield. two sons Laud Munhollan Bartlet Kans Lovell Munhollan Welch Okla. Clare Tarbutton and wife of Seymour. Survived by one sister Mrs. Fred Grover Mansfield and brothers Will Dave Pink Willie A Tarbutton Mansfield Bert Tarbutton Maple Hill Kans Otto Tarbutton Nebraska and Clare Tarbutton Seymour. Mrs Grover and A Tarbutton went to Springfield upon news of the death.
We extend thanks to all who kindly assisted us during our bereavement and for the beautiful floral offering. Clyde Turner and wife, G C L Turner and family, Mrs C G V Hilsabeck and children, T E Lenhart and wife.
Mrs T Skelton visited Springfield during the week as part of her travel schedule, meeting local residents and observing community activities. The event drew attention from attendees and highlighted ongoing social engagements in the area.
Brief readable note states Black and son Phaied were in Springfield ridwy. No clear event or date provided. context and details are limited in the fragment.
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