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Newspaper

Mansfield Mirror

Location

Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1914

Page

7

Wright County Clerk candidates named in party primary

Authorized to nominate Lyle Elles of Mouillin Grove and Normal Wheel Lovel of Gasconade for Wright County Clerk subject to Democratic voters will at the primary on August 9. The notice lists these candidates as the party slate for county clerk in Wright County.

W. Lyle Elles Mouillin Grove Toa Ecithite Wright County Pelinary Teesidie Gasconade Townships Mugiust

Local Candidates Vie for Wright County Collector Post

A clotted OCR notice lists multiple individuals from Wood Township Ciscoe Township and Measill Valley seeking the Wright County Collector seat. Voters will decide at the primary on Tuesday August 4 with party neutrality indicated in the fragmented text.

Wild Goodle Items Special Correspondence

Spring rain and cool weather noted as health remains good in the area. Social visits include Rushing, Becket, Nelson, and others. a Thursday night party at Mr Zuck's, and multiple church gatherings. Local musings mention Arkansas and Oklahoma, a riddle about the letter M, and community updates from Hartville to Seymour.

Abe Rushing Lee Rushing W.L. Kelly W. Deckard Mr. Zuck Bessie Blanche Davis Harteille Arkansas Oklahoma Rhenkaal Hartville Joe Branstetter Win Gilbert and Wife Geo. Dudley Tom Dudley Peggy Short Hargis Chapel

Texas Wonder Cures Kidney and Bladder Ailments

A Texan patent remedy claims to treat kidney and bladder troubles across genders and ages, including diabetes and rheumatism. It promises two months of use from one bottle, offers testimonials, and notes mail order availability for $1 plus payment details to Dr. BE W. Hiall in St. Louis.

Dr. BE W. Hiall Olive Street St. Louis Druggista, Ady

Mansfield Public School Hires New Faculty and Seeks Superintendent

The Mansfield board hired Prof. Arthur Arnold as principal for grades nine and ten and added Miss Gladden, Miss Wills, Miss Gaskill, and Miss Rippee across other grades. Arnold earns 80 dollars monthly, others 45 each. Suspected superintendent choice centers on Prof. D A Hylton, praised for service, with retention uncertain due to salary and budget constraints. The district aims to raise the school from third to second class high school by adding a grade and staff. Miss Keller will not return next year.

Mansfield Arthur Arnold Arnold Board of Education Keller Hiter D. A. Hylton Stary Hylton

Leftovers Spring Arrives and Local Social Notes

Spring mood returns as residents share visits and school works. Miss Gertie Hamilton arrives from Springfield Priday. Miss Lorene Kirkpatrick to teach Pleasant Knob next term. Various sick lists, church attendance, and upcoming Hargis Chapel communion and foot washing on the first Sunday.

Gertie Hamilton Springfield Lorene Kirkpatrick Pleasant Knob McClellan John Dudley G.W. Mackey Seymour Alma Spock Grandma Dudley R. D. Murrell Adren Bogges Wit. Deckard G. W. Blevins Pleasant Valley Hargis Chapel

Real Estate Journal Ad Details and Staffing Note

The Real Estate Journal lists hundreds of Bar gains for sale and exchange with owner names and addresses. Subscription is 50 cents a year with a free sample copy. Advertiser is Springfield Missouri. B F Stone has been off duty at the Frisco depot for a long period, replaced by Clifford Seal and Roy Handy as night clerk.

Springfield B. F. Stone Frisco Clifford Seal Roy Handy

Short Orders at All Hours A Pull Line at CANDIES

A local shop reports nonstop orders around the clock. Patrons line up at Candies, Chians, and Torco as staff restock shelves and manage steady demand through late night and early morning hours.

Route No 2 Spon Cure Condence News Moment

Residents and visitors are noted in a local social column. The piece lists gatherings weekend and weekday visits among families including Win Unulies, Eerie Miarosfield, Cassie Drentiinner, Tom Keith, Thelma Davis, Munice Aleight, Rinda Hrazeul, Marvin Baldew, Frank Suimsley, Mrs. Mob Grissom, Paul Williams, Reuben Williams, Ernest Brentiinger, Rufus Hitchievel, KE Marshall, Miss Tielina Davis, Miss Teotue Ven Singer, Mrs. Sanbetsinger, Zell, Hurley Stout, Dave Crider, JW Edwards, and others with Sunday and Monday visits across multiple homes and towns.

Thelma Davis Munice Aleight Rinda Hrazeul Marvin Baldew Frank Suimsley Dnove Surdae Dan Letsingen Mob Grissom Joseph Davis Alva Zolla Letsinger Paul Willians Sunidhi Maria Whittalor Woo Williains Ur Willians Reuben Willits Rufus Hitclievel Reuben Williams KE Marshall Cecil Tielina Davis Teotue Mes Sanbetsinger Zell Wan Loten Higer Hurley Stout Sanday Dave Crider

Profits in Selling Cream and Butter Fat Grades

An article outlines cream grading by butter fat percentage, methods to measure fat using the Halleork test, and price ranges from 24 cents to 1 per quart. Grades include sable cream, whipped cream, heavy cream, double cream, and farm cream before pasteurization and cold storage.

C. Bolane Rupert Paitryrmany Prado Faormera Ekli Stork

Milk Bottle Tray Is Handy

Horled milk is dificult to deliver without knocking bottles together. Wire baskets jar bottling as they shake. G H Clemmons of Storm Lake writes a cheap carrier can be made from a plan using a 1 inch thick board eight inches wide and two feet long and a tin fruit can.

G. HW. Clemmons Storm Lake

Botte Bholders Craft Two-Row Carrier From Cans

Instructions describe cutting two percent cans to remove bottom, smoothing jagged edges, arranging them in two rows on a board with one inch margins, attaching a barrel hoop segment as a handle, and painting the carrier as desired.

Feed for Dairy Cows Rules From Nebraska Station

Feed roughage the cow will eat clean and adjust grain to milk output. Give as much feed as they will consume without gain. Include succulent feed to improve palatability. Supplement pastures by feeding all age when the dry season arrives. Plus a joke about the banquet board and a Wall Street plunge incident.

Nebraska

Oats Vital for Winter Calves Muscle and Strength

The article advises feeding calves oats in winter to build muscle and vigor, noting oats heat neither excessively nor fattening. It warns against turning calves to pasture after weaning and stresses bringing calves indoors or transporting oats to them as pasture fades, with steady daily growth the goal.

Safe carrier for bottles invention by Ohio man described

Milkmen will be interfered in the device for safely delivering bottles invented by an Ohio man. A box uses an elastic band across the top to engage the bottle neck with a spring bottom support. An automatic locking mechanism is included.

Ohio

Filmy bottle carrier and farm notes from regional digest

A mix of notes on a safe bottle carrier design with a spring base, lamb fattening feed trials at a South Dakota station, ration improvements for work horses from Iowa, and poultry management losses. Includes a humor vignette about a tourist and a domestic quarrel ending with a husband’s quip.

Dairy Facts on Milk Composition and Proper Ration

An article by James H Mormon explains that milk quality depends on balanced feeding. It details water, carbohydrates, protein, fat, and ash in milk, defines balanced rations, and gives example daily rations for cows producing around 25 pounds of milk, with adjustments for higher or lower yields.

James H. Mormon Wisconsin

Breeding crate design cited for safe bull cow mating

A practical breeding crate built from 2 by 12 planks and 214 inch stock is recommended when a heavy bull is used on a small cow or heifer. The crate features a two foot spacing between planks, front height of about 20 to 24 inches, center post height 3 to 3.5 feet, and overall length from rear to center post of 4.5 feet.

Active Agents of Disease in Cattle and Beef

In 1912 cows with udder tuberculosis shed tubercle bacilli into milk sold to creameries, contaminating milk from many herds. Hogs fed skim milk from creameries are condemned for tuberculosis. Blackberries and raspberries are easy to grow and propagate, making fruit patches feasible.

H. Preston Hoskins Apaistant Veterinarian University Farm St Paul Minn Cotany Bureau of Animal Industry

Save the Hen Manure for Better Garden Soil

Farmers note two distinct roles in agriculture. A dairy farmer and the man who tends cows are often different people, yet the dairy farmer often achieves success. For soil, mix hen manure with wood ashes in heavy soil, or use leaf mold or rich foam on light sandy soil.

Lower Wolf Creek Special Corre epishdette

Rain Friday night eases fears in the area. Notices of visits, wells drilling, church events, and family gatherings fill the week. Mentions Mrs Harrison Coday, Mrs Tom Hotland, Bert and Martin Coday, Walter Hensley, and local families. IDs include Chively Gull Sunday school and Tharp settlement prayers.

Harrison Coday Tom Hotland Bert Martin Coday Kansas City Messrs Crowse Gravens Graham Walter Hensley Church of God F.d. Light Tharp Settlement Roscoe Sikes

Found a Cure for Rheumatism

Sufferer Lee L. Chapman of Mapleton Iowa writes that two years of rheumatism left him unable to bring his right hand to his mouth. He claims Chamberlain's Liniment cured him in two months and that he has not suffered since. For sale by all dealers. Ad.

Lee L. Chapman Mapleton, Lowa Chamberlain Ady

Notice to Correspondents Urges Early Mail of Items

Notice to correspondents appeals for items to be mailed by Monday or Tuesday to prevent late arrivals. It notes heavy midweek news causes hardship for the staff, leading to night work and potential delays. Readers are asked to send submissions as early in the week as possible.

Importing Percheron Stallion Zi Zi at Whitaker Farm

Zi Zi, a French subsidized Percheron stallion imported to America in 1877, will stand this season at Whitaker Fruit and Stock 3 miles west of Mansfield. The horse, valued for weight and breeding, has been priced at 150, with a 10 day discount bringing the total to 150 to cover stand cost and fuel.

Whitaker Fruit& Stock Maria Mansfield America Zi Zi Sam Sis

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Nimi Ainmeinee Bert Perrick Wood Township Denerttic Cnthorien Annie Ao Decikard Ciscoe Pormiry Wepee Measill Valley Joe Rushing Jim Becket North View Mr. Nelson LM. Muosgimve Will Murrell Ben Marvel Topsy Mlint Hollow Alfred Rushing Fairyland Aleth Borders Jank Kelly Russell Walters Texas Lester Stone Stone & Williams Eliss Win Unulies Eerie Miarosfield Cassie Drentiinner Tom Keith Ernest Brentiinger Minnsfield Dinah Ali Aly Rbrewer Joe Mashbirn G. W. Brewer Mallsburg Mr. Park Manie Tletsinger Rt. W. Starne James F.gallard St.Louia Stephens Fuson’s Drug Store Nebraska Experiment Station Wall Street Elantia Canada South Dakota Iowa General Putnam Lower Wolf Creek Chively of Gull Myers Harve Young QO. Tk. Whitaker Alex Salisbury
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