Route 2 column notes local happenings and crops
On Route No 2 local notes describe hawks threatening crops and many visitors in Hartville and Mansfield. Amos Roy’s farm, plantings planned this week, while Drue Turner prepares corn. Several social visits occur, fences burn, and residents like Roy Brentlinger and Bertha Miller travel home and dine with relatives as Floyd Hale works in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Roy
John Dennis
Hartville
Thomas Dean
Lee Turner
Drue Turner
J. W. Brentlinger
Charles Brentlinger
Albert Brentlinger
Marshall
Geo. Brewer
Harley Stout
School Notes Prepares Picnic and Play Finish
Three weeks remain in the term as plans unfold for a school picnic. The Senior class progresses on the closing play while Frank Hoover hauls rock for park improvements. A Raymond Baker framed school building picture decorates Miss Gaskill's room and Arnold students push writing progress amid good attendance and missed days prompting parental concern.
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Frank Hoover
Raymond Baker
Macomb Baptist Church Saturday and Sunday services
Rev. G. Chadwell, pastor, preaches at the Baptist Church each first Saturday at 8 30 a m and 7 30 p m and Sunday at 11 a m Everyone is invited to attend the services.
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The
Baptist Church
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G. Chadwell
Reliable Market Reports from The Record-Herald
The Record-Herald presents stable financial coverage with trusted editors and a Chicago focus. It highlights its own Wall Street telegraphic reports by George S Beachel and claims insider insights from brokers, along with comprehensive coverage of rail stocks, corn, wheat, and banking in Chicago and the West.
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West
Chicago Record-Herald
London
New York
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Chicago
Record-Herald
Livestock Board of Trade and Financial
Record- Herald
George S. Beachel
Daily
Immense Gas Chandelier Highlighted in Atlanta
A gas chandelier used to illuminate a vast Atlanta auditorium is claimed as one of the largest ever built for gas lighting. The fixture stands 10 feet high with a 13 foot diameter, weighs 1000 pounds, and houses 15 lamps producing 10 650 ep from a 275 cubic feet per hour gas flow. From the May Popular Mechanics Magazine.
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Atlanta
May Popular Mechanics
A Cash Offer and Weekly Kansas City Star Overview
A description of the Weekly Kansas City Star highlighting farmer and stockman relevance with market quotes and practical farming advice. It notes a department in charge of farm matters, social etiquette guidance, subscriber questions, and short stories. Promotion for Mansfield Mirror and Weekly Kansas City Star subscriptions offered.
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Kansas City Star
Parn
Mansfield Mirror
Weekly
Burleson Affirms GOP Postmasters Keep Terms
Postmaster General Burleson announces the administration will retain all Republican postmasters through the end of their terms if no charges affect their efficiency. The policy covers all classes of postmasters.
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Burleson
Mirror Office Offers Stock Bills Printing Service
We print stock bills if you want good bills printed from good cats on good heavy ipaper. come to the Mirror office for quality printing.
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Mirror
Talks On Dentistry In A Time Of High Living
A column argues the high cost of living stems from consumer purchasing power and suggests preventive dental care as a cost saver. It promotes Riley The Wright County Dentist in Mansfield, urging readers to fix teeth before they ache to avoid greater expense and pain.
Mansfield man in Mansfield text from Masonville reader
Orie L. Walton of Masonville Iowa writes April 21 to the Mirror and the Memphis Commercial Appeal. He says he is a Mansfield resident working for the summer and that reading the papers makes him feel more at home.
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Orie L. Walton
Masonville
The
Mirror
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Mansfield
Tale of a Horse and a Florida Tall Tale
A Florida man regales listeners with a fanciful tale of a horse shedding a halr that grows into a snake and eventually swallows the original horse, a story set in the early summer to late August timeframe.
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Florida
The Largest mess In the World magazine offer
The Largest mess In the World announces Today s Magazine as the largest best edited issue published at five cents per copy. A free sample copy and premium catalogue are offered to every lady who appreciates a good magazine with address Today s Magazine Canton Ohio Adv.
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Today's Magazine
Canton
Ohio
Gasconade Items from Carl Junction News
A sad accident occurred at Carl Junction when Rev R Lewis of Wolf Creek was killed by falling down a mining shaft. His friends extend sympathy to his wife and children. Preaching at Wolf Creek by Rev Findley and Rev Anderson. Miss Anna Klich and Hessie Stephens visited country folk. Miss du Gutsehke spent Sunday with home folks. There was a chiravari this week in Wanneta.
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Carl Junction
Rev. R.lewis
Wolf Creek
Findley
Anderson
Anna Klich
Hessie Stephens
Market Report headlines unclear and garbled
Market report text appears garbled with inconsistent spellings and incomplete entries. It mentions butter per dozen and per pound, various fat and meat items, ducks, greens hides, and miscellaneous unreadable terms. No clear entities or verifiable prices or dates are extractable from the readable fragments.
Tarburton Departs for Maple Thill Kas
Bert Tarburton left last week for Maple Thill Kas. Before leaving he renewed his subscription to the Mirror.
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Bert Tarburton
Maple Thill
Kas
the Mirror
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Acie
Beatrice
Mansfield Produce Company
Ato
Mamie Hight
Paul Williams
Lodge
Roy Brentinger
Bertha Miller
Isabel Wallace
G.w.brentlinger
John Deaver
Oscar Rippee
George Brentlinger
Samuel Letsinger
Floyd Hale
Texas
Elmer Angles
Dorothy
Wm Angles
Wm. Whittaker
Dry Creek
Willie Hale
Samuel King
James Brewer
George Brewer
Roy Brentlinger
Garland Angles
Sukey
Macomb
Stanton
Eleanor M. Ingram
A. W. Weaver
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Case
Freeman-Miller Hardware Company
W. T. Norcross
Norcross
Riley
Wright County
Oriel
Walton
Iowa
A. T. Friend
N. S. Tyson
Miss du Gutsehke
Wanneta
Market Report
Lion the Real
Jack
Mansfield, Mo
McCall
the Fashion Authority
Seera
Mnions
Meccall
Siin
Meqall's
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McCall's
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