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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1919
Page
8
Regularly feed poultry with clean drinking water and provide daily B. A. THOMAS POULTRY REMEDY as a bone and muscle builder and bowel tonic. H. M. Norcross.
An old advertisement touts Kodak films at the same old price and promises mailing of listed articles to any address. It notes amateur finishing and printing services, along with handling amateur supplies. Buyers are urged to send orders for immediate service.
A dense list of local notices promotes Floyd's store with new carpets and silks, Cash Mercantile Co. advertisements for dresses and dry goods, J. D. Otto and various residents selling cattle, farm equipment, and hardware. Local visits and social notes include Mrs. Storm’s travels, Seymour and Mansfield residents visiting, and births and visits. Including overseas service news and upcoming institute details from the Weight County Sunday School Association.
A list of multiple marriage announcements from Seymour and nearby towns names couples and locations such as Hartville Mt. Grove Grove Spring and Norwood. The report notes Judge G. Co. Murrel officiated and mentions individuals like Rosa Freeman Hattie Climer Stella Kuttram and Greta Kirkpatrick among others with brides and grooms from Missouri communities. The text ends noting a marriage at Houston on April 5.
The report lists names thanked for cash subscriptions including Mrs Silas Rippee Mansfield Oliver Kiley Mansfield S W Carter Mansfield J R K Deckard Mansfield Luther Hylton Howard Kans KB Archer Hartville UR Borders Sanger Call J HW Keith Judsonia Ark.
Carl Mays of Mansfield, famed Boston pitcher, held New York to four hits and struck out three as the Americans beat New York 10 to 0 in the AL opener in New York. Deputy Sheriff Marl Sanders of Hartville accompanied Arvill Curtis to Boonville, Curtis sentenced to two years in reform school for carrying concealed weapons. Local ads note corn orders and seed sales.
An old advertisement claims calomel purges bile and damages the liver causing cramping and nausea. It promotes Dodson’s Liver Tone as a harmless vegetable substitute that cleans the liver without sickness and can be given to children. It warns calomel may salivate and make one ill tomorrow.
Doctor Mack Davis relocates to the Grissom property situated at the Jake Hoover place, marking a residence change reported in local notices.
Testimony from W S Smith of Mansfield Missouri praises Doan's Kidney Pills after years of kidney pain swelling in feet and hands and back soreness. He says three boxes cured the trouble and reports little kidney complaint since. Fos ter Milburn Co Mars Buffalo sells Doan's Kidney Pills.
Dr. R. M. Rogers and Mrs Sisk and their son were in Springfield on Tuesday for an unspecified visit or engagement, sharing a brief appearance noted in the local column.
The Nugget Theater will show Tarzan of the Apes after noon and night on May 25. To avoid conflicting with Mansfield High School Commencement exercises, the screening will occur either before or after the ceremony, as the date is already scheduled and cannot be changed.
Surveyor Mime G. Harris of Rolla is expected Monday to survey the Ozark Scenic Highway, outlining routes and measurements for the regional project. Harris will inspect terrain and prepare data for official planning documents.
Representatives from all units of the American Expeditionary Forces plan to form an American Legion. All soldiers sailors and marines are requested to meet at the county seat at 2 p.m. Saturday to name a delegate and an alternate to attend the April 10 gathering in the district.
J. D. Reynolds announces a 40 day closing out sale of general merchandise and hardware. Large portion of stock offered at cost to clear before the store building is vacated. Come early to avoid rush.
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