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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1916
Page
6
Ady Geo B FREEMAN appears in a clipped note indicating the lowest proving rates were sought to delay actions. The trigger terms suggest a brief status ping or internal memo listing names and a procedural objective. No further context or dates are provided.
Unimproved lots in Kansas City were cleared as part of a sale benefiting Lee Monroe Advy of Topeka Kansas. The transaction details include parcel status and buyer information as recorded in the local notice.
N. J. Craig offers money to loan on good, improved farms in Wright or Douglas counties. Interest terms to be discussed with qualified applicants. Contact N. J. Craig for details and eligibility.
Farmers urged to save by leaving Old Line Insurance and insuring with Wright Co Mutual at cost. Advertisement directed to readers, signed by A C Barton Secretary Mountain Grove Missouri.
When you buy flour seek Kansas Diamond Bull Dog or Crescent brands from J D Reynolds Cantile Co at Lotten Jariees. Every sack guaranteed. Call for these brands when in need of flour.
Notice is hereby given that the partnership existing between F F Weed TL Plimmer and A Po Miller in the ownership of the Mansfield Telephone Cabins has been dissolved. All accounts due the Mansfield Exchange are payable to Plimmer and Miller. all accounts due the Ava Exchange are payable to TL Plummer and A P Miller of the Ava Telephone.
Readers are urged to send news items by Tuesday including births deaths marriages social events school news entertainments and community notices while avoiding gossip jokes or frivolous references. Sign your name to all communications.
A special city council meeting is scheduled at the mayor's office on April 24 to close the year's business, hear the city elect's financial report, and handle other lawful matters. All persons with city claims should present them to the clerk before the meeting.
Hills and Mountain Sunday School at Mt Pleasant hold services each Sunday at 10 a.m. Singing sessions occur every Saturday evening. A Springfield visitor Dave Bloom spent Easter in Sterling Gastill’s area. Frank Patrick and Miss Mary Berner of Springfield called in the afternoon. Mrs Grace Carlisle of Kansas City visited at Sterling Gastill’s Monday night and Tuesday CGHBRS.
Sunday School at Lead Hill and Wa. om. each Sunday. Young People's Union Band meets Tuesday. Prayer meeting every Saturday evening. A severe tornado last Thursday damaged many apples and pears and damaged gardens. Mountan Grove visit by LT Rice to his father. Boat stopped at Alex, suisbury's spring for a drink. A dinner and birthday anniversary at Andrew Morris' Sunday with about sos attendees and ample good bites.
An OCR fragment advertises Hall’s Catarrh Cure with a Toledo business block of names and dubious claims. It mentions CeLese y & Col, a Jenal Baal of Commerce figure, and promises direct application and free testimonials. The text reads like a garbled sales pitch with inconsistent pricing and distribution claims.
Route Number Three preaching schedule at New Hope Baptist Church set for every second Saturday evening and Sunday. Local visitors Nell Walle and Allen Purney visit their relatives. G Chadwell and Verbur Thaprel noted from Colorado. Harvis and Kingestund families, S AL Mines, and Justis family mentioned among weekend visits and moves.
In damp weather rheumatic pains trouble many, but relief comes from applying Chamberlain's Liniment as advised by Ade. The note promotes a topical remedy for rheumatic discomfort during cold, damp seasons.
Fragmented notes describe Flat Rock Sunday school and prayer meetings. References to Miss Cow York, Mesodoorey Pierson, Isa Pearl, Stacey and children, Mrs. Deibert Werth, Homer Moore, and Atlas Hunsal er appear with mentions of quilting, a visit, and local social details.
An old advertisement touts a remedy called WHITH CHEAM VERMIFCGE for worm infestations in children. It claims symptom relief for lack of interest in play and peevishness, promising a return to natural behavior after a few doses. The ad urges private per bottle sales by dealers.
A fragment notes failure of a 4 year plan under a federal administrative mission. It mentions labor costs during detri totate pulling and disposal of old items, but the readable text omits specifics. The item lacks clear dates names or places.
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