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Mansfield Mirror

Location

Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1913

Page

2

Alfalfa Boom At Brand Farm In Mansfield Ozarks

W T Norcross and J D Avery visit William Brand’s 75 acre Mansfield farm in the Ozarks. Brand converted rocks to productive ground, grows abundant alfalfa, stored evaporated apples in a concrete cold storage house, raises chickens, and keeps well cared for stock. The piece praises Brand as a true community booster.

Mr. Avery Brand Mr. Brand Ozarks Nebraska Mansfield Ozark Land Brand Place Brand Farm

Cream C. V. Ashworth Opens Store for Mountain Grove

Cream agent C. V. Ashworth is appointed to buy cream for Mountain Grove Creamery and will start business Saturday April nineteenth in the rear of the cement block on the west side of the squareAdv.

C. V. Ashworth Mansfield Mountain Grove Creamery Company Adv

McCall Company Ad Offers Old McCall Patterns

A garbled OCR item from McCall Company at 236 West 37th Street New York discusses obtaining a copy of McCall patterns. The note promises a quicker service and hints at catalog details, mentioning prices and terms in an obscure listing.

TIE McCall Company West 37Th St New York OTR McCall Huh Ters Peru Catalugrer — Sarhgell Ecpe Adad Spal

Plan to Conserve the Snow in Western Mountains

American meteorologists study snow conservation in semi arid western states. Research shows ideal forests need glades sized to trees to allow snow entry but limit wind and sun reaching the bottom. University of Nevada meteorological department plans a special course for foresters on mountains and forests to conserve snow, with Mount Rose observatory noted as an adjunct.

Weather Bureau Meteorological Department University of Nevada Meteorological Observatory Mount Rose

Tender Hearted Wayne and Payne Clash Over Worthless Stock

Wayne chides Payne for not warning about a failing stock. Payne replies he is too proud to bet on a down market. The exchange highlights blunt financial bravado and a tense manly dynamic between the two men.

Wayne

Royal Fat Boy Prince Gustavus of Denmark

Prince Gustavus of Denmark, sixth child of the late king, is spoken of as a strong Albanian throne candidate. He is uncle to King George of Greece, born 1887, entering the army at eighteen and now a lieutenant in the life guards, retaining his famed portliness.

Gustavus Denmark George Greece Life Guards

Flynn Resigns as U S Secret Service Chief in New York ties

William J. Flynn, newly appointed chief of the United States Secret Service succeeding John E. Wilkie, resigns after years heading the New York division. He first came to public attention through his investigation of sugar weighing frauds in New York.

William J. Flynn United States Secret Service John E. Wilkie New York Secret Service

Easily Pleased Mood Shifts Over Artist Room

A playful dialogue features a guest asked about sleeping in a room decorated by a world famous artist. The guest responds with a wry line about liking the idea once the paint dries. The exchange captures light humor and cultural cachet surrounding art and accommodation.

Change Prompt Causes Frugal Refusal in Witty Exchange

In a brief chat, a doctor suggests a "little change" to a man, who replies that he cannot accept the proposal because his wife controls all he has. The exchange hints at a humorous domestic tension and finances within a family.

Hatchet Faced Woman Retorts After Barbs Fly

In a sharp exchange, Mr Bagga insults a hatchet faced woman who replies she earned the look by cutting him the other day. The banter hints at a domestic or social altercation and reflects tense local discourse.

Little Life Worries Arise Amid Snowball Pranks

A brief dialogue hints at daily fret over small matters with a suggestion of a young prankster snowballing someone. The quote reflects common concerns about minor disturbances in ordinary life.

Prairie Hollow Church Reorganizes Sunday School Plans

Prairie Hollow notes weather delays and farm struggles. Avery of Mansfield preached on Sunday with C M Tate leading a long singing session. Visitors included Mrs Barlow Bryant and family. A horse of Vern Deaver died likely from lightning. Shinpaugh left for Kansas. Misses Lucye and Esther Shinpaugh visited Bryant. Uncle Robert Young preached at Brandsville. Measles exposure caused Esther Starnes to leave school. Bro Avery and Bro Barlow to assist in reorganizing Sunday school on the fourth Sunday.

JD. Avery Mansfield Prairie Hollow C. M. Tate Shinpaugh Kansas Amos Roy Keaba Lucye Shinpaugh Bryant Robert Young Brandsville Esther Starnes Avery Bro Barlow Jaunita

Railroad Rumblings on a New Engine and Route Plans

The K C S railroad received a new engine for use until the old is repaired. Plans include extending the line south from Ava with several improvements. C O Daves of Ava serves as tag agent here after replacing the Ava agent since Feb 22. President A Heman and Judge Frank Braden of St Louis visited en route to Ava.

Ava Daves A. Heman Frank Braden St.Louis

Weeds Fixing on Mansfield Hartville Road

A reader laments the Mansfield and Hartville road in Wright county Missouri calling it a disgrace. They urge grading and a gravel or crushed rock coat this summer to improve the roadway and push Hartville and Mansfield to act.

Mansfield and Hartville Missouri Wright County Mansfield

Weekly Kansas City Star promises farmer oriented content

An advertisement proclaims the Weekly Kansas City Star offers market quotes for farmers and stockmen, farm department guidance, etiquette tips for wives and daughters, answered subscriber questions, short serialized stories, and world news in concise form. It highlights no alcohol ads and promotes Mansfield Mirror and Weekly Kansas City Star subscriptions at a bargain rate.

Kansas City Star Mansfield Mirror

Drury College Glee Club Delights Mansfield Audience

A lively Mansfield opera house program featured the Drury College Glee Club with encores for nearly every number. standout pieces included Homer Czar Nearing’s Waltz in A minor and Creole Love Song, plus an engaging Kinder Symphonie parody. The club’s personnel featured F. T. Johnson, Lester Good, Arthur Allen, Ralph Gibson and others. The D. J. Landers Lumber Co. acquired yards in Lebanon, Stoutland, Sleeper, and Conway.

Drury College Glee Club Mansfield Opera House Glee Club Homer Czar Nearing Arthur Allen Jolly Sailormen Messrs Armstrong McMath McNish Gibson Bullard Nearing Homer Dear-Nearing Jenks Ralph Gib Galloway- Hermann Herbert Zollner Kinder Symphonie Romberg Royal Gypsies Orchestra Mareus-Hue Ernest McNish Howard Nelson Ralph Gibson Carl Moore Horace Scott Mansfield D. J. Landers Lumber Co. Las Lebanon Stoutland, Sleeper and Conway

Arm Cut During Proning Incident Reported

While pruning trees Thursday afternoon, Rule Killeyn severed his arm. Dr W M Hamilton treated the injuries in what was described as a serious but survivable accident.

Rule Killeyn

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W. T. Norcross J.D. Avery Mirror Wm. Brand McCall's the Fashion Authority McCall Pat Mocall Wish Nomin McL'ali McCall'h Scientistc Royal Fat Boy Flynn Helds Elias Rippee Mansfield Lodge J. W. Bragzean IL. Gi, Cunninglam W. A. Buacr Beatrice Market Report G. W. Miller Smith Homer Czar Dorsey Williams Carl McMath Case Corn Planter Freeman-Miller Hardware Company
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