City Officials and Meeting Schedule Update
The city council lists mayor and officers including Marshal Roe, Police Judge Hedrick, Aldermen Turner Black Fuson Livingston, Clerk Fuson, Treasurer Brazeal, Attorney Anderson, Street Commissioner Craig, and Health Officer Fuson. Board of Health members are Freeman Fuson Livingston. Council meets the second Monday evening of every month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Freeman
Roe Strong
R. Hedrick Robe E Ness
C.C. Newton
Turner
W. A. Black
J. A. Fuson
L. F. Livingston
Beard
J. A.fuson
Blanche Anderson
Dwn
Craig Street
L. Turner Health
J. A
Train Schedule and Agent Notices at Mansfield
West Bound passenger No.101 departs 9:55 p m while No 103 prints at 0 33 a m. Local freight No 241 departs 11 00 a m and No 240 freight 11 90 a m. No 102 departs 5 25 a m and No 104 departs 6 43 p m. L P Livingston agent lists Mansfield Ava and Frisco connections with times and notices Fred Grover agent confirms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Livingston
Mansfield
Ava
Fred Grover
Bapt'st Church Sunday School and Sermons
Sunday school every Sunday at 9 45 a.m. Rev J E Seal, Pastor. W L Matthews serves September. Preaching on the second and fourth Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W.l.matthews
J. E. Seal
Cumberland Presbyterian Church Services and Sunday School
Cumberland Presbyterian Church preaches on the first Sunday with Rev. Duggins as pastor. Sunday school meets every Sunday at 1:85 am under G. W. Freeman, superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Rev. Duggins
Banday School
G. W. Freeman
Methodist Church Preaching on Third Sunday Schedule
Preaching services will be held every third Sunday morning and evening. Rev A J Graves is the pastor with George Benjamin listed as superintendent for the period.
Church of Christ Bible School and Services Schedule
Bible school at 0:45 a.m. every Sunday led by Dr. Kay as Superintendent. Preaching every second Friday by Rev. Oscar Wright, Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF Christ Bible School
Kay
Oscar Wright
Seven Day Adventists Bible Study At G A R Hall
Bible study sessions held by the Seven Day Adventists take place Saturdays at 8:00 PM in the G A R Hall led by John RB Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seven Day Adventists
G. A. R. Hall
John RB
Clark
Missouri Vetoes Box Ing Bill and Police Redistricting Completed
Gov. Hyde vetoes the box ing bill passed by the last legislature. Journalism Week in Columbia runs May 23 to 27. A Hartville road meeting elected delegates for a Jefferson City bond issue conference. Delegates named are N. J Craig A. J. Clark G. W. Summers and A. M. Curtis. Hyde Becker and Barrett finished senatorial redistricting for Missouri. Wright county placed in the new 20th district with Christian Douglas Howell Quark Taney and Texas. State Superintendent vote 1915 predicts a Republican plurality of 4049. Weather reports note last weekend’s cold snap harming Ozark fruit and gardens, contrasted with dramatic tornado and blizzard headlines elsewhere.
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Hartville
Jefferson City
State of
Missouri
N. J Craig
A. J. Clark
G. W. Summers
A. M. Curtis
Gov. Hyde
Becker
Barrett
Wright County
Christian, Douglas
Howell
Quark
Taney
Texas
Dixie Power Company to start big dam near Cotter Arkansas
Springfield Leader reports the Dixie Power Company will begin a large dam on the White River near Cotter Arkansas within days. The structure rises 254 feet, 200 feet thick at the base, and 100 feet at the top, with a 700000 yard concrete requirement and 100000 horsepower. It will supply Ozark mountain country and parts of Missouri Arkansas Kansas Oklahoma with electricity, creating a 50000 acre lake named Moark and potentially boosting the area as a major summer resort.
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Springfield Leader
Dixie Power Company J
Cotter
Ark
White River
Ozark Mountains
St. Louis
Kansas City
Kansas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Missouri
Moark
Lake Taneyeome
Missouri Pacific Ry
Congressman Shelton Writes on Tariff Support
Congressman Shelton announces he is in Washington for a special session and invites constituents to share opinions on any legislation. He notes his support for the Emergency Tariff Hill, which passed the House by a large majority, and signals that farmers in the Sixteenth District can expect further farm-related measures to come up for consideration.
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Congress
Washington
Shelton
Howse
French Hair Tonic Promises to Restore Color
A vintage advertisement touts Delacy Chemical Co French Hair Tonic for $1.00 prepaid from St. James Wo. It claims to evenly and gradually revert gray and streaked hair to its former color, halt hair loss, and refresh appearance, with sales through cloahers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeLace
Delacy Chemical Co
St. Jemis
Will Preston
Mansfield Mariners Exchange Stock Sale Notice
Notice states Joe Westbrook could have received funds for his stock if left with the secretary of the Board for 80 days per association constitution and by laws. Signed by Lonard of Directors, Mansfield Farmers' Exchange, D. Kh. Snyder. See Advertisement.
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Mansfield Mariners'’ Exchange
Joe Westbrook
Lonard
Manstreht Farmers’ Exchange
D. Kh
Clean Up Week Notice for Mans field
Week beginning April 25 designated as clean up paint up week in Mans field. On April 2 the first day property owners and tenants will rake pick up old cans trash in alleys and streets ready for drayman to haul away. By order of the Board ALB Preoman mayor J W Vitazeal clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
Alb Preoman
J. W. Vitazeal
Oak Ridge News Highlights and Farm Club Events
S W Hopper attended Hartville road convention. Ava residents visit J H Tarbutton home. Chas Griest visited Wm Rowley. Mabel Lee works Cedar Gap. Sunshine Farm Club met at Lead Hill with 10 members present and 7 absent. Next meeting at Oak Ridge on April 22. Pie social at Oak Ridge raised 720 dollars with remarks by E H Berry and S W Hopper.
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Sunshine Farm Club
Lead Hill
Matney
Berry
King
Sarah Gaskill
Oak Ridge
W. C. Stanley
Ofler
Eh. D. Berry
S. W. Hopper
Editor notes on news gathering and community notices
A sharp editorial voice laments the pressures of compiling news from births marriages deaths and local events. The piece jokes about editor responsibilities, audience expectations and the endless stream of items the paper cannot publish. It invites readers to drop by or call with happenings while warning against blaming the editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Ottiee
Thedford's Black-Draught Endorsed By Local Grocer
Nashville grocer W N Parsons testifies to Thedford's Black-Draught as the best stomach and liver remedy for indigestion stomach trouble and bowel cleansing. He notes decades of use and urges acceptance of the genuine product and to avoid substitutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thedford
Nashville
Parsons
S. Ee
The Man Without a Country at the Nugget Theatre
American Legion will present The Man Without a Country at the Nugget Theatre on April 25. Proceeds support veterans programs. Tickets available through local posts and at the box office. Customer note references J W Kennedy Middle West Grain Grower brand fertilizer wording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Kennedy
Ady
Nugget ‘Theatre
American Legion
They Speak Well of it Cough Remedy Praised
Mrs Ayler of Zanesville Ohio writes that Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is frequently praised by friends. She urges others to try it for a cough or cold and see its excellent medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Red Ayler
Zanesville
Olvia
Musical instruments taught in Mansfield program
Saxophone clarinet cornet drums and all band instruments taught. See 4 DB Crouch Mansfield Mo.
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Crouch
Mansfield
Blood Richness as Key to Summer Vitality
The passage argues that many people wilt in summer due to poor diet and poisoned foods. It emphasizes rich wholesome blood as the basis of vitality and resilience to heat, warning that low quality foods render one limp and useless in hot weather.
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S.S.S
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Georgia
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Mirror Publishing CO
Algire & Davin
Oliver B. Davis
Foren
Ozark Southern
Methodist Church
A. J. Graves
Geo
Benjamin
Columbia
Ozarks
Metroplitan
Seymour Association
Key D. Huggins
F. H. Riley
H. N. Thomas
Geo. M. Lallen
C. Wallenweider
Seymour Strawberry Growers Association
Seymour
Patel
Ponte
Fougen & Rogers City of Mtn
Goyour MarbleWorks
Mountain Grove
Ward B. Hitchcock
Barton
Enriants’ Mint. Nal Fire Ins. Co
Stuapidte
Barbers
Lochy Ter Co
Manse City
Road
S’eank Evans
Barett
IF. Hailey
M. Riley
Springfield
J. H. Tarbutton
Chas Griest
Wmn. Rowleys
Wlorine
Lois Hopper
Oma
Cramora Freeman
Oliver Riley
Roy Riley
J. HH
Tarbutton
Mabel Lee
Cedar Gap
Astoria
Rohe
Tae Grwraun
New York
Castor
Castava
Rha
Archias
Clave
Poathie Proud
Barngailiy
Archias Seed Store
Dept.mm
Sedalia, Mo
Bank OF
Lodge Directory
Mansfield Lodge
Feral
J. W. Brazeal
R. A. M. Mansfield
Royal Arch
A.B. Cualg
C. A. Straphens
Hall
FT. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Mall
F. J. Cileney & CO
Droggiste, Zc
E. A. Strout Farm Agency
Hugh Williams
Mansfield Murniture Co
P. A. Carter
Mansfield Produce Co
Iowa
Cream Separators
C. L. Turner
L. A. Johnson
T. J. Lenhart
Miller & Young
M. R. Miller
T. J. Young
J.D. Avery
J. D. Stephens
Col
Roy Dennis
Rey Hoga
N. J. Craig
Wright
Douglas Counties
Mia
Ousley
Moberly
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