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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1919
Page
5
A mysterious item lists The Cream of Mustard Co. in South Norwalk with a two dollar figure and scattered phrases about jars and hospital settings, suggesting a truncated document or misOCR. The fragment mentions Creo Of Moet distie and Sve jars, but no clear event or outcome is given.
The United States Civil Service Commission announces an examination for Wright County to fill a rural post at Mountain Grove on April 2, 1919. Open to qualified residents in the county, with Form 1977 requirements. Applications available from the local office or the Commission in Washington. Women may enter only if unmarried or as wives of soldiers serving in the current war.
A farmer would keep Chamberlain remedies at hand for minor ailments to avoid trips to town. The ad claims these products treat bowel troubles coughs sprains stomach issues and rheumatic pains, helping prevent more serious diseases.
Post office examinations will be held in Mountain Grove, Missouri on April 26, 1919 for males 18 to 45, married men admitted to civil service. Applicants must be physically sound. height at least 6 feet 4 inches barefoot. weight not under 725 pounds? and other details provided in application blanks. Floyd Ellington, Civil Service Examiners. Also brief ads for a wakefulness remedy and a $25 booster contest by Lebanon Young Men's Booster Club inviting local entries and suggestions.
Goods to be sold Monday April 21 1919 at 10 a m at the Sam Holeman farm four miles south of Mansfield and twenty four miles north of Bryant near Flint Point school house. Items include horses cattle hogs farm implements harness lumber hens furniture stove sewing machine and canned fruit. Terms cash for sums under five dollars and bankable notes for over five dollars at 8 percent interest. Auctioneer Col T A Kay and Clerk Geo B Freeman. B0 acres good land six acres broke for corn twenty acres pasture four acres wheat rent possible.
The Sells Floto Circus returns to Springfield Saturday April 26 with a 50 person allied nations ballet and a 2 mile parade of patriotic sections. The Birth of the Rainbow spectacle opens the show featuring 600 workers and 300 horses. Over 100 acts plus 40 clowns comprise the program under the big top with sensational thrills and laughter throughout.
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