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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1917
Page
3
Farm loans offer the lowest rates with no delays. Aud, Gro, TO Wienan are noted in the brief as participants or references in the financial notice.
Sunday Walter Pitnell departed for Webb City Monday. Traheen and wife are the Prowl parents of a fine baby bay. Last week's items Walter poek returned team Webb City Mrnday. Chis Alford has been visiting his parents in Segimour the past week. Singing was well attended Sunday night. Sincinseat Antioeh every Sun day night, veryboody come. Sunday School every Sunday MOTO in ab Attioeh. every body invited TEDDY.
Sunday school and church activity fill the week in the St James area with multiple families noted attending services and gatherings. Several members travel to nearby towns for prayers, picnics, or guest visits while weddings and reorganized Sunday School draw a large local crowd.
A promotional notice claims Sanal Kezema Cure will aid pided heads and smooth skin. It touts fast, pleasant use and urges purchase at the drug store. The copy uses unclear phrasing but emphasizes relief from Kezema symptoms.
N J Craig offers money to loan on good, improved farms in Bit er Wright or Douglas counties.
Local residents report better health for Jess Brageal and describe a busy spring with planting nearing completion. Several families, including Mindley, Windley, and Dake, have returned from travels to California or elsewhere and plan church activities at Ashley Church with Rev. Kindley. Social visits persist as Miss Cora Mindy and Miss May Mindley spend weekends with relatives amid scattered garbled lines about neighbors and church events.
Brushy Knob Mismina Thos of Cheney Wits initiated into the bhelebuls links Satureway Adiaby bor was born to Richard Rows and wife at the home of its grandparents Lentheapal and wifee April 20. Mrs Marion Goats and children here Monday for iiehards where Mer Coats is at work. Word has reached here of the marriage at Tarkio of Laurence Metcalf and Macy Willer both formerly of this vicinity. Tevtie Ghisco spent Saturday on Tryin ont the bedside of her uncle Jovy Lord who o is very with rheumetism. tufcus and Md Morgan went to Denton Saturday after feed. ethan Standifer as Olathe was a week end shit of Pearl Foster Word has come to the effect that ahbaby girl has arrived at the home of Mas and Mrs Bish ard of Fort Scott Kansis. Mes Wishard was formerly Watic Wing ities Coats and wife are still MW Ehime Was all the bon aide of Weir daughter Mes Marl Turley who is very low with tu be reulosis
When you have backache the liver or kidneys are sure to be out of gear Try Sand it does wonders for the liver kidneys and bladder A triad 35 bottle will convince you Gebita the drug store adv
A B Y P U program with Alma Draper leading and Sylvia Brazeal Jewell Dean Lena Chadwell Elva Turner Wilda Stephens Mr Hudson Helen Irost Mer Drazeal Roy Norcross Mr Pool Mogtland Pearl Newton Pearl Newton Coles Pallington Silas Seal present songs prayers and scripture readings Matthew 28 Luke 24 and themes from geographic racial monetary cost and sacrificial giving
Mansfield high school sophomores entertained faculty as well as seniors and juniors at the hall over the Farmers and Merchants link Perday night. Games were played, refreshments served, and a very good time was had.
For sale 7a or 80 good Angora goats and about 10 000 feet of good oak lumber. Adv GEO. B. Freeman.
Weather chatter dominates local notes as residents discuss last week's cool spell. Robert Imhoff, Dave Thary, Barney Shropshire, and Willie Allen burned adjacent woods causing several hard to control fires. Sunday School at Pleas ant Grove moved to 104094 and Tharp school house preaching at 11. Miss Scioto Imhoff started school at Kelley school Mon Uncle Johny Williams out of bed after months bedridden. Cash Jackson left for Spring lell to attend summer school. friends wish him success and hope he returns when school ends.
Clinton selects Prof. J. K. Pommiller as superintendent and Miss Pearl Waimack now at Thayer as principal. Grade teachers named include W. H. L. Fellington, Miss Sullivan, Miss Fran Rippue, and Miss Jewell Hoover.
Fairview near Mountain Grove reports Sunday visits by Peterson and Moanrhy and others including Dr ToT Viciy of Nevwood who was called to see Mrs Bruton. Rethel Bruton returns from Iowa while G I Coyle spent weekend in Mansfield. Due to treasury lack, Longview Sunday School nears closure. a drive is planned to restore support and invite families to join and enjoy activities for boys and girls.
Chas Mink of 347 St. Clairs Street Mgin Tl encloses one dollar for a renewal of the valuable paper. He says they could not go on without it and that it keeps them informed about old friends in the region. The writer reports all are well and prospering.
Dobler of Del Rey Chio and Robertson of Orange Cove express eagerness for more local coverage. They request more weighty county news and more items about Norwood, noting they value the paper for its connections to old friends and frequent updates.
A garbled local notes page shows farmers busy with corn tasks and social updates. Reports mention Saturday singing at Joe Rushing's, business trips to Springfield, visits to Musfield and Lartville, and several residents returning home from Springfield. Names include Miss Mraneces Rutherford, Mrs. Dintley, Chas Todd Jett, Miss Mlota Mechelhin, Miss Lelia Pitelford, Carl Mackey, Miss Trmey Kennedy, and Olive.
A damaged OCR shows a congressional letter from Rubey Controssui Thos L in Washington. The writer asks the subscription be renewed and encloses payment of two dollars to cover until January, signing with personal regards and best wishes.
Sunday night a Cadillac driven by Mics Willis, son of the car owner, left the Cabool road near Mountain Grove and overturned. One occupant, Mr. Webith of Boston Mass, died. Mics Williams and several others were injured. Mrs Smith’s body shipped to Maine for interment. Williams carried $15,000 life insurance.
Route Number Three notes fine showers on Wednesday and holiday aiding outs, meadows, gardens, and crops. Farmers have corn planted and seem to rush to cut high living costs. COIS TWarvis and family visited Douglas County. Lerman Kingsland of Sedalia spent several days here visiting neighbors.
A notice for White's Dream Worms claims pale ness, loss of interest in play, and peevishness signal worm infestation. A few doses of this comedy remedy end the worms and restore the child to normal. Price 25e per bottle. Sold by Pusen Drug Co.
M L Andrews of Bryant, president of the Bryant Mariners Club, attended a Monday meeting and, en route to Jefferson City for the Missouri State Conference on Agriculture, spoke about boosting local food production. W Roberts of the Roberts Elder Kanning Co Mansfield advised best crops for canning.
Fr Cooley of Norwood conducted singings at Dennis church and Mansfield Baptist church over the weekend. Preparations for the annual county Singing Convention at Mission Temple are under way for the first Saturday and Sunday in July. Cooley is county association president and Rev W M Havers of Norwood is secretary.
Cecil V. Hilsabeck purchased two cars of scrap iron and issued bills for the first car. He ran an advertisement in the Mirror to solicit the second car, claiming it yielded the best spetting results. Both bills cost the same, but the notices required distribution across Mirror advertising pulys.
Large crowds attended a Mount Pleasant Sunday singing. Will Tarburton and family and Mrs. Wells visited Mrs. Ann Freeman Sunday. Oak Ridge Sunday night singing was well attended. Jerry.
An old advertisement touts HERBINK as the medicine required for bad breath bitter taste dizziness and general malaise. Claimed effects include activating the liver vitalizing the blood regulating the bowels and restoring energy and cheerfulness. Price is 50 cents, sold by Fuson Drug Co.
Circuit clerks have been notified that no additional German nationals can be naturalized until a formal peace is declared. The order affects applicants awaiting citizenship under existing procedures. Officials emphasize compliance with the stoppage and await further instructions from higher authorities.
A large trial bottle of Sanol is advertised for 35 cents. Nanol is described as a family remedy with an absolute guarantee. The ad notes the product is safe even if labeled Banal. Promotion highlights a price of 3d and $1000 at the drug store.
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