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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1921
Page
2
City officials listed include Mayor, Marshal, Police Judge, Assessor, Aldermen, Resident Board, and health board members. Names cited include B. Freeman, Roe Strong, J. Fuson, C. Newt A, J. Brazeal, N. J. Craig, C. Turner, and J. B. Freeman. Council meets on the second Monday evening each month.
East bound service lists 101 passenger train at 0:55 p.m. and 102 passenger at 6:25 a.m. Local freight runs 11:00 a.m. and 5:45 p.m. Passengers and freight timings, agents LIVINGSTON at Mansfield and FRED GROVER at Ava, with connection details after Frisco train 108.
The Baptist church holds Sunday School every Sunday at 9 45 a m with W Matthews as Superintendent. Preaching on the 24th and ith Sundays by Rev J F Seal, Pastor.
Aberband Presbyterian Church announces weekly worship led by Pastor Doe. Service begins at 9:45 AM each Sunday with supervision by Fresinan as superintendent.
Methodist church page announces 20H and preact service every third Sunday evening. Pastor A J Graves conducts the service and Sunday school meets each Sunday at 9:45 am with Geo Benjamin as superintendent.
Fragmentary notice lists church activities with references to a Bible study at 0:45 a m every Sunday and names Rev Superintend ent Prenobler and Rev Puator in unclear roles.
A Seventh Day Adventists Bible study gathers at G A St Hall every Saturday at 8:00 p.m. led by John H and Claris, inviting local residents to join in the weekly session.
A local sales day program lists events starting at 1 p m with a concert by the Mans fled Concert Band 130 p m featuring acts by J E Craig A J Clark and L A Johnson and a 20 p m auction led by Col Roy R Dennis as auctioneer.
Congressman Shelton announces appointment to three House committees led by Education, plus Patents and Expenditures in the War Department. He invites constituents to share views on these topics. He notes pension claims from predecessor Thomas L. Kuyper were not acted upon last session and urges claimants to recontact with their addresses for reintroduction.
An advertising block touts Drhack's French Mair tonin for one dollar and a plan to stop hair loss and graying. It promises safe, pleasant effects, claims to restore hair and imply anti aging benefits, and notes availability from Dehoen Chemical Co. in Stevens, Missouri, with mentions of various cosmetic items sold by dealers.
Governor Hyde vetoed appropriation measures in Missouri on Wednesday. The House and Senate approved $12,000 maintenance for the Mountain Grove Fruit Experiment Station, $210,000 in premiums by the State Poultry Experiment Station, and $88,500 for improvements at the poultry farm. all funds were cut by the veto.
Claude Letsinger injured a hand during a game at Me Moses Sunday. He was taken to the doctor Monday to have the item removed. The note expresses relief at new construction in Mansfield and hope for several houses to be built this summer to meet a strong housing need.
Teck district notes the passing of Mrs Maggie Early on Sunday after a lingering cancer battle. Funeral at Prairie Hollow April 25. Mentions of relatives, resulting sympathy, and community notices including local illnesses and small events from Prairie Hollow and nearby areas.
An OCR fragment promotes J. W. Kennedy's fertilizer as a middle west grain brand sold locally. It touts high results and urges readers to buy, implying performance claims.
Community notes report minor damage during a rebranded event with scattered disruptions. The account references figures and locals reacting to the incident, while no major injuries or casualties are mentioned.
Farmers are urged to start fall freshening as cows calve more easily and will yield more milk. The article notes that the main work is in summer when farmers gather hay and milkers busy. fall fresheners go dry in July and August when milking is least pleasant.
The text discusses dry mash as a supplement to grains and table scraps for poultry. It describes ingredients like beef scrap, fish scrap, and cottonseed meal, and outlines feeding timing and proportion guidelines to avoid overfeeding or under nutrition. It notes the U.S. Department of Agriculture endorsement and emphasizes substituting and balancing protein sources when available.
The text discusses resilience of production and quality, mentions greenish or purchasable feeds, and notes that fresh procurement yields excellent subtleties for beef scrap. It warns that hides cannot stay fresh long and advises reducing or stopping certain feeds if severe bowel trouble or diarrhea occurs.
A Mississippi report details a homemade device with a two to one gallon capacity and windlass components. The article describes a cord through a ring, soldered ends, and a swing mechanism enabling operation, noting readiness for testing and a telephonic function for linking to the setting.
United States Department of Agriculture dairy division leads cooperative milk promotion across schools homes and communities. About 35 campaigns reached cities from Boston to Seattle with populations over 4 million, lifting milk intake by around 10 percent since campaigns began.
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