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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1921
Page
5
Take the drudgery out of corn plowing by owning the New No. 41 HC Riding Cultivator. The machine is easy for any boy to drive, avoids operator fatigue, and replaces old style plows. See this cultivator before investing in older equipment.
Mr W Price visited J J Turleys Sunday morning. Alma and Fred Draper called on Aunt Mary Turley Sunday evening. Mrs Maggie Early is very sick. Rev Frank Evans preached at Rock Sunday morning. Mr and Mrs W N Draper and Mr and Mrs Russell Letsinger visited Marion Letsinger home Sunday. People are setting hens and incubators. The fruit crop is ruined but everyone is working hard for the chicken crop. Frank Cole was out looking for exes Monday morning.
Advertisement asserts genuine Bayer Aspirin identification on packaging and tablets for relief of colds headaches neuralgia rheumatism toothache and other pains. It notes safe decades of physician use and prices for small tin boxes and larger packages sold by druggists.
The Busy Bee Sunday School class of Prairie Hollow spent Sunday at Samp Let for singing with a good time reported. James Avery was in the neighborhood Monday. The note invites ladies to plant late blooming seeds at the schoolhouse for a fall display for the teacher and pupils with Miss Gaskill offering help if she can attend.
Open field grown tomato plants promise to ship twenty million this year with varieties including Acme Dwarf Champion Barlianna Greater Baltimore June Pink Livingston's Globe New Stone Redfield Beauty Red Rock Ponderosa Prices: 100 600 200 1.60 500 1.75 1000 2.50 Delivered by car to your door parcel post paid and by express 1000 2.00 10 000 plus 150 per 1000 Parker Farms Moultrie Ga August 31
The American Legion presents the play Man Without a Country at the Nugget Theatre on April 25. Proceeds aid veterans programs and community outreach.
The Baptist Aid Society announces a chicken dinner at the old Opera Hall on April 80th with a bazaar. Meals cost 6 cents. Everyone is invited to attend.
Norwood Missouri hotel promotes newly furnished rooms and solicits patronage with emphasis on commercial trade. Supper served before Frisco passenger train No 104 arrives. Mrs Mattie Cottengim.
Sunday School meets every Sunday at 2 p.m. all invited. Mr Homer Hight and family visited Mrs Hights mother Mrs Miller. Mrs Hensley ill but improving. The Mariners held their meeting Friday night with County Secretary W O Stanley giving an engaging talk. Next meeting set for Friday night April 29 with a program, rain or shine. Mr Claud Tripp and wife dined at G W Tripp's Sunday.
Old Jack Frost hints at a late summer feel in Pleasant Flat as residents note fruit concerns. Obituary reports the death of Mr. Kidd, a long respected Dugan neighborhood figure, on Sunday morning. Visits span Robt. Campbell in Douglas County, Rev. Ratchel at Tharp, Miss Pearl Moody to Talda Tharp, Clifford Jackson to Fiwing Moody, and local social visits among Moody, Jackson, Long, Harris, Allen, and Williams families.
A vintage ad touts Dodson’s Liver Tone as a safe alternative to calomel claiming it regulates liver stomach and bowel without sickness. It notes 15 million bottles sold and features a money back guarantee. Mentions Mr Ramsey’s house fire and local people Hugl Williams Robert Imhoff Miss Mary Long and teachers Mr Jesse Boyer and school assignments.
A Houston Missouri resident recounts back and kidney distress with knife like pains and blurred vision. He credits Dean Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co to relieve the trouble and urges others with back or kidney issues to try the same remedy.
It is warm again after rough weather at week’s end. Mrs Crider visited her mother near Seymour Sunday. Pie supper and Oak Ridge entertainment drew locals as Joe Goss and wife and Cap and Marie visited Ora Winburn Sunday. Sam Goss visited Ed Goss Sunday. Ed ill with tuberculosis. Rippee family and Newton family visited C C Hensley Sunday. Mrs Fred Goss visiting in Kansas with a daughter. Aunt Mary Gaskill planted corn Tuesday. Farmers ready to plant corn but waiting for warmth.
A blaze originated in the Moore cafe shortly after midnight Monday at Marshfield and swept the area, destroying the cafe and four other store properties. The fire continued into Tuesday morning before being brought under control.
A recent freeze damaged gardens at Flint Point. Mrs. Mattie Coday visited Bertha Davis. Mrs. Rans Goss and children from St. Joseph visit Bryant family. Mrs. Jim Pope and children visited Mr. Warl. Mrs. Lucy Broyles teaches Flint Point school. Rosa and Caroline Miller with Ivan Park visited A. M. Brentlinger. Karl Miller and wife stayed with John Miller’s in Bryant. Lawrence Davis planted corn. A. M. Brentlinger visited near Mansfield. Sunday school meets at Flint Point each Sunday. Sunshine invites all.
A vintage advertisement promoting Texas Wonder for kidney and bladder troubles. Claims relief for gravel rheumatism back issues and irregularities with a $1.25 small bottle, mail order available. Includes request for testimonials and lists Dr. E W Hall in St. Louis as the contact.
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