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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1921
Page
6
W G Craig was in Hartville Sunday and several visitors stopped by from Cabool West Plains Jonesboro Mammoth Springs California Kansas City Missouri Little Rock Bran son Springfield and Swedenborg This week saw J R Reed Earl Cauble Wm Dedman Violet Craig James Bell and others in the area with moves visits and family matters mentioned.
The ad proclaims Chamberlain's Tablets as the remedy for constipation appetite loss and poor digestion. It claims to cleanse invigorate the stomach regulate bowels and improve overall well being with easy to take agreeable effects.
Winter-like spell delays planting in April. Corn and late garden plans may reset. Arthur Greenwood visited Paul Brazeal Sunday. W B Gobble in Willow Springs last week. Opal Lay of Mansfield visited Lolella Christy Sunday. Mrs W B Lobble visited son in Belfield last week. J E Greenwood in Mansfield Friday. Farmers Club meeting at Macomb on Saturday night April 7. E T Gates, 30, died in Springfield April 11. Lived five miles south of Macomb, hospitalized a week. Body arrived April 12. Funeral at Baptist Church Tuesday afternoon. Interment Findley Cemetery. He leaves wife, mother, four brothers, one sister. Sympathies to bereaved. SOMEBODY ELSE.
Mrs. D. J. Shelly of Earlville New York reports Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy cured her daughter Anna of a severe cold and cough years ago. The note claims the medicine has no narcotic and is safe for children as a pleasant syrup.
United States Department of Agriculture experiments identify 26 finely powdered materials, both organic and inorganic, as ineffective or only marginally effective for controlling chicken lice. The study notes some items show practical value, but many powders do not work, debunking the idea that any fine powder can deter lice.
The article argues egg quality hinges on postlaying handling and storage. Freshness is affected by environment, with cold storage and careful transport preserving quality, while hot kitchen exposure accelerates deterioration. Human factors and sanitation drive the final consumer quality more than breed or feed.
Turkey farming is presented as a highly profitable sideline for farmers with ample range. The piece notes turkeys can become the main enterprise when land and space are available, suggesting careful setup and favorable conditions are key to success.
Reading fragmented text describes adding grit and limestone to poultry feed. It mentions fine gravel to equip dens with teeth to maximize feed use and crusty limestone used to supply grit for cray. The passage is garbled but centers on grit and limestone aiding digestion.
Geese generally do not need a home except in winter or storms. They should have a simple shelter such as a shed, pen, poultry house, or barn, and the shelter should be kept clean with ample clean straw for bedding.
A repaired U S Department of Agriculture manual fragment outlines trapping methods for furbearers such as foxes mink skunks and raccoons. It details setup of leg noose traps shorelines and bait techniques while warning on safety and skinning instructions and notes publication by the United States Department of Agriculture.
The article urges protecting forests from fire and overgrazing to make woodland profitable. It stresses selecting hardy species, promoting pest resistance, and improving crop growth for a sustainable future. It mentions management by detectives of sorts and emphasizes better kinds to grow.
Congressman King of Illinois urged immediate Philippine independence, arguing that the United States should recognize a self governing Philippine nation within a year after a stable government is established. He cited Dewsey, the 1898 war, and the 1910 preamble pledging withdrawal of sovereignty.
Manta Francisco Isurton Harel, former governor general of the Philippine Islands, offered to resign while in Washington discussing Philippine independence. He urged President Wilson to consider a future republic and promised to uphold the bond with the United States as the flag and stripes symbolize the ties that would hold.
In Mania a School of Journaliam, first in the Mar East, has been established at the University of the Diape rities. Admission to the Selient of Journat ien is restricted to third and fourth year students who show sufficient ability. About four relayed at the opening of the Journitistle conirse.
Iowa State College feeding text outlines a winter ration for ewes using soy beans, corn, corm, and hay. It notes soy bean hay provides superior value pound for pound, with low corm required when using Joon hay and alfalfa as a substitute for alfalfa pod.
A compact reflection argues that pursuit and fulfillment misalign. It notes that what a man desires is often elusive, while what he can obtain offers little appeal, using prohibition’s foes to illuminate why such restrictions exist.
Mrs. W. F. Stone and daughter visit Mansfield and Macomb relatives while a local community serenade surprises Bryan Stawley and friends. A surprise 50th birthday dinner for Tom Digan draws a large crowd. Various locals attend, travel, and socialize at farms, mills, and family homes, with notes on visits, school plans, and a newborn girl in the community.
Green Mountain community updates show residents preparing to plant corn. Chieo Welch and wife moved to the J. T. L. Dennis farm house while needed repairs are done on his house, purchased from J. D. Davis. Sunday evening visitors include Lee Roper Fred Saith Lester Owens Tom Johnl and Robert Pry Chester Ruffus Hobart McIntosh. Mrs Geo Welch visited Mrs N. C. Iery Thursday evening. Tom Fry spent Sunday morning with J. H. Dennis, and his son was there too. J J Pry is working for Jaa Owens for a few days.
The note describes real cold weather with snow Saturday and ice Sunday morning. Rev. T. P. Means preached at Mat Rock Saturday night and Sunday, J. S. Wallace organized a Sunday School at Mat Rock Sunday. Everyone is welcome to attend.
A farm club gathering at the Ray School house Thursday night featured W C Stanley of Grove Springs and other farmers advocating farm organization and club loyalty. Ice cream and cake were served, further talks followed before adjournment. A note hoped any peach grown this year would be preserved and shown at the fair.
The test well ten miles northwest of West Plains in Howell County saw two nitro glycerin shots last Thursday to test the formation. One shot used Morty quarts and the last shot 100 quarts, yet no commercial oil was produced. The lead driller ordered more cautious depth and another packer, with work to resume in a few days after delays.
A public sale is set for Saturday April 30 at 10 a.m. at the old John Souders place on Fox Creek one mile south of Denlon. Items include cows calves sheep farm tools a wagon harness plow harrow cultivator corn household goods and more with cash terms for sums over ten dollars and nine months credit on bankable notes at eight percent interest. No removal until all terms are met.
The probate court must examine all blind applicants under the new constitution amendment. Applicants must be adults with income limits and property value constraints. The probate court certifies eligible cases to a state commission at the Capitol, with pension amount tied to financial need. Howell Co. Gazette.
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