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Mansfield Mirror

Location

Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1922

Page

4

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement from Mountain Grove

Mrs. C. M. Jarrett of Mountain Grove Missouri testifies to kidney relief from Doan's Kidney Pills. She first used them for bladder trouble and backache in 1911 and again affirms satisfaction in 1920. Price 60 cents at dealers. FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY Adv No 61.

Doan C. M. Jarrett Oak &St Mountain Grove Jarrett Foster-Milburn Co Bufalo N. Y

Home Circle Column on Courtesy and Newspapers

The piece urges married couples to cultivate positivity and courtesy at home, noting the value of a peaceful room as a harbor from daily storms. It stresses newspapers bear responsibility to truth and fairness, warning readers to choose publications that avoid vice and slander and to demand ethical reporting.

Sue

Pool School Items and Easter Visits Reported

Mrs Jess Turner and Myrtle Turner visited Charlie Rush Sunday. Casson family guests with W E Shinpaugh. Easter at Geo Tripp’s included Oliver Riley family Claud Tripp Clyde Tarbutton and families Silas Seals and Arel Dennis. Alex Salisbury attended Cedar Gap meeting weekend. Fred Kelling Marvin Dennis families visited W S Gaskill. L Hensley and Tow Casson to Rock Lridge. Mervin Miller and family visited his mother Sunday.

Jess Turner Myrtle Charlie Rushes Geo. Tripp's Oliver Riley Claud Tripp Clyde Tarbutton Silas Seals Arel Dennis Alex Salisbury Cedar Gap Fred Kelling Marvin Dennis W S Gaskills L. Hensley Tow Casson Rock Lridge

Eyestrain Illness and Vision Correction Appeal

Eyestrain weakens appearance and causes headaches and blurred letters while glasses properly fitted improve health and mood. For 15 years we have corrected imperfect vision with scientifically prescribed lenses and served over 350,000 satisfied clients, inviting you to visit during our stay.

Eye specialists to visit Mansfield and Norwood venues

Drs Loper and Loper of O D Eyesight Specialists will be in Mansfield Missouri at the Mansfield Hotel Tuesday and Wednesday April 25 and 26 and in Norwood Missouri at Norwood Hotel Monday April 24.

Mansfield Mansfield Hotel Norwood Norwood Lo Tl

Obituary for Susan Burney Barney of Mansfield Missouri

Susan Burney Barney born Susan Welsh in Denison Ohio March 3 1965 died April 14 1922 at her Mansfield Missouri home. She married Geo S Barney September 27 1887 in Springfield. She left four daughters Norma Blanche Hazel all married. She was active in the Eastern Star and a lifelong Christian. Funeral held at home with large turnout then at Spring Field and Hazelwood Cemetery.

Adam Susan W. Barney Denison Ohio Jaw Mansfield Susan A. Welsh Susan Ler Yoo High School St Louis Missouri Springfield Geo. S. Barney Putnam Presbyteria Church Norma Blanche Hazel Hazel All of When Are Married. Mrs Burny Eastern Star Dr. Bacon Hazelwood Cemetery Susan Burney U. D. Jones

Arnall's Machine Shop Ad at Mansfield

Geo W Arnall's Machine Shop in Mansfield promotes disk and plow point sharpening for 25 cents each, along with general machine work and welding. Also offers welding of weldable items and straight tooth gear cutting for farm machinery.

Geo. W. Arnall Mansfield Mr Farmer Geo Arnall

Midway Items and Community News Around Midway

News notes from Midway cover social visits and gatherings at J P Taylor s Leslie Glenn s and New Grove. Families like Mackey Chapman and Walters are mentioned with visits and callers. Sunday School at HargisChapel drew attendees while F B W Thompson builds a new structure. Wet weather delays vineyard planting oats sowing and garden work.

Miss Myra Wight Honored At Surprise Birthday Party

Miss Myra Wight was the guest of honor at a surprise birthday party Saturday evening hosted by a group of friends. The event featured party games and refreshments provided by a list of friends and escorts, ending with warm wishes for a joyful birthday.

Myra Wight Sylvia Brazeal Jessie Hoover Blanche Alcorn Marie Norcross Mora Newton Mabel Potts Lurenda Cantrell Joe Raby Ned Gaines Everette Stephen Alton Dennis Fried Raby Everette Newton Myra Myra Hang

Card of Thanks for Kindness During Loss

We thank our many friends for the kindness and sympathy shown to us during the sickness and death of our mother G. 5 Burney and daughters express gratitude for support and comfort received.

G. 5, Burney

Administratrix Notice for Edward J. Goss Estate

Probate Court of Wright County Missouri grants Mary Minnie Goss letters of administration for the estate of Edward J. Goss. Creditors must file claims within six months for probate allowance, or one year to bar. Judge Geo C Murrell signs March 23 1922 as clerk.

Edward J. Goss Wright County Missouri Minnie Goss State OF Missouri

Public sale near Mans field at Findley farm auctioned

W C Findley farm northeast of Mansfield hosts public sale on Wolf Creek Ma comb road. Goods include mare, Holstein cow, yearling steer, implements, chickens, cream separator, incubator, furniture, pork, jars, potatoes and assorted items. Terms cash for under ten dollars. balances on bankable notes at 8 percent for nine months. No removal before terms met. Zen Maxwell Admr and Alex Salisbury, auctioneer. C Freeman, Clerk.

W. C. Findley Mansfield Wolf Creek and Macomb Road

Public Auction at Jim Hester Place North of Cedar Gap

Sale April 26 1922 at 10 am lists bay mares red cows wagon harness plow hens stove furniture clocks and dishes. Credit nine months on bankable note at 8 percent. goods not to be removed until terms are met. S L Day owner COL Roy Dennis auctioneer.

Jim Hester Cedar Gap Shepard S. L. Day Roy Dennis

Public Sale At Mans field Area April 27 1922

Public auction at my place one mile east of Mans field on Thursday April 27 1922 beginning at 10 a m. Livestock include two cows one four years old Holstein and Jersey mix plus calves, a bay work horse about 1000 pounds, various poultry and baby chicks. Also tools and furniture such as wagon buggy disc mowing machine wood organ Davenport sewing machine bed dressers chairs dining table rugs cream separator churn and more. Terms: cash on sums under $10 and bankable notes with 8 percent interest for larger amounts. no removal until terms met.

Syearlingsteer Farm

Liquid Borozone Healing Elixir Sold by Druggists

An ad touts Liquid Borozone as the purest water and strongest flesh wound remedy. It claims quick healing for sores and burns, priced at 30 cents with a 120 dollar stated sales figure from druggists.

Rayborn Seeks Wright County Prosecuting Attorney Nomination

In the Mans field Mirror a notice announces Elbert L. Rayborn of Hartville as a Republican candidate for Prosecuting Attorney in Wright County, seeking the August 1 primary. Rayborn, born in Van Buren township and educated locally, studied law in Kansas City and has worked with Gossett Ellie Dietrick Tyler.

Mansfield Mirror Elbert L. Rayborn Hartville Wright County The Mirror Rayborn van Buren Kkayborn Kansas City Law School Gossett, Ellie, Dietrick Republians

Springfield Thief Contest Chooses The Heart of the Ozarks

Springfield residents selected The Heart of the Ozarks for a slogan in a thief contest. First prize went to f McSweeny of that city. The judges lauded the choice and congratulated them on their good judgment and the splendid slogan.

Springfield Ozarks F McSweeny

C E Program At M E Church On Overcoming Difficulties

A church program led by Lorenda Cantrell covers overcoming difficulties with a scripture reading from Numbers 13 25 31. Participants include Marie Norcross Mrs Peters and HM Norcross. Francis Black Linn Cantrell Mr Burford Bro Paterson Mrs L Beach and Dr R M Rogers contribute topics on facing adversity and developing courage.

Lorenda Cantrell Marie Norcross Mrs. Peters Francis Black Linn Cantrell Mr. Burford Bro. Paterson L Beach Norcross R. M. Rogers Mr. Ivy

Dodson's Liver Tone replaces dangerous calomel

An old health caution compares calomel to Dodson's Liver Tone. The ad warns calomel is mercurial and harmful, causing cramps and bone damage, while promoting the vegetable-based substitute as a safe, salivation-free remedy for bilious symptoms and children's use.

Dodson

Verbine Promises Revived Energy and Sleep Aid

A vintage ad touts Verbine as a cure for torpid liver with immediate benefits. It claims increased energy, restored appetite, and sound refreshing sleep, offered for sale by all druggists at a price of 0e.

Cabool Business Man Moves to Mansfield Market

Cabool news notes Audrey’s store change as Stice departs Cabool for a Mansfield Grocery and Meat venture taking charge of the meat department. Logan Berry of Mountain View assumes the meat duties. Mr Stice, a rising local businessman and musician, departs with Mrs Stice, a noted pianist. The Cabool Enterprise Press wishes them success in the new venture.

Audrey’ S. Stice Cabool Mansfield Logan Berry Mtn. View Stice Cubool Janice Patton William Woods College Cabool Enteprise Press

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mrs. Casson W. E. Shinpaugh Mervin Miller Drs Loper & Loper O. D Midway Jack Frost J. P. Taylor Everyyon Leonard Murr Neary Leslie Glenn Carl and Adah Mackey Newt Standifer Ralph Chapman New Grove Frank Here Hargis Chiepel FB. W. Thompson Sam Blevins Geo. C. Murrell Zen F. Maxwell C. Freeman C. E. Program M. E. Clurch Kelly & Bacon Manfield Fitzcharles Dry Goods Company D. R.S. Lytle Seymour, Mo Kodak Ava Art Studio Wm. Walker Ava Burley Wu Nae Taco Rie de Bot Borin Ely
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