Local items and visits around Mansfield area
A jumble of names and brief notes from Mansfield and nearby towns. mentions Cedar Grove, Lune Aaron, Sprinefield visits by Walter Stout near Mansfield, Mrs G W Newton of Mun Grove, telegraph operator McMullan at Willow Springs, Nixson of Grove Springs, Mrs T B W of Pittsburg visiting kin, Argus Coffman of Thomasville now Mansfield area, mail carrier moving to Morstead, Goaga City to farm purchase, Jonn N Pryor Jr back at Mansfield Hotel, Nancy Hall selling sweet potato plants, Roy Wood en route to Jefferson City for county superintendents meeting, a boy with a thorn injury treated by doctors Mond.
Mansfield Baseball Practice Opens Ahead of Season
Base ball practice begins with players drilling infield outfield and pitching as teams prepare for the upcoming season at Mansfield. Coaches report improved condition and a plan to open on Sunday May 1. Rogersville, Mtn Grove and Cabool games slated for May 15 22 and likely May 1 start, with Cabool expected to join.
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Sauling corn day and social at Greer Mountain
A Sunday gathering at J Owens and C H Fry hosts drew Mrs Mary Denton Smith Fry Elva Smith Della Coday Goldie Bennett Johnl Fry and others with Robert Fry visiting C H Fry Friday and FE R Roy. A large crowd witnessed a ball game at Worippen's Sunday. various Fry family members traveled between Norwood and relatives on Sunday.
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Worippen
Jobul Fry
Norwood
Phely Players Play Week Opens in City
The Phely Players announce a week long engagement here with performances to unfold daily. Local notices highlight the troupe returning to town and the scheduled shows to follow.
Phelps Players Big Tent Tour Opens May 2 In City
The Phelps Players bring a 22-person dramatic company with own scenery to the Newton Lot one block north of the square. Opening Monday night at 1 1 1 is The Country Boy with Cecil Phelps, followed by Royalty plays including The Atonement and Trasic in Souls later in the week. Doors open 1:30 pm with show at 2:15 pm. Ladies free Monday when with a paid adult.
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Trasic
Sam
Newton
Musical instruments taught at Mansfield school
Saxophone clarinet cornet drums and all band instruments taught. See J 1 Cron Mansfield Mo.
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J. 1 Cron
Mansfield, Mo
Wayside Gleanings News Short Items and Local Notes
A brief local column notes a heavy rain on Monday and Tuesday benefiting grass. Springfield Business College graduate Clifford Gobble is at home. A Macomb farmers meeting reorganized and plans busier activity. EC Williams of western Missouri visited his brother Reuben Williams. Mrs W A Christy and Mrs W R Greenwood attended events in Mansfield. Fazel Williams visited Lolella Christy. The Greenwoods attended Sunday teaching in Mansfield and Mrs J B Greenwood was ill. Chick numbers grow in the area and gardens are late with little corn planted.
Poultry Diet Research Suggests Corn and Wheat Are Closest Feeds
A long column discusses poultry feeding values noting that corn and wheat have similar feeding value for fowl. It cites Cory and wheat as primary grains with other feeds like scratch mixtures and sorghum. Rye is weaker for birds and barley noted as less effective.
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Cory
Katie
Sonn Lines
Grain ration for pigeons in wartime economy hints
The fragmented text outlines planned grain rations for pigeons amid wartime shortages. It mentions capillary parts for Welsh stints, various foods including peanuts, cowpens, and Penelve quiltes, and price concerns, with focus on essential feeds and ration controls for birds.
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Peor
Pavig
Evi
Filipinos Headway in Self Government Claim
Fragmented early 20th century clipping asserts Filipinos progress toward self government and independence. It claims Filipinos demonstrate capability, seek recognition, and believe independence will earn world respect.
Armenian Nation Looks Ahead to Sugar Front Passing
A wartime appeal frames Armenian nation as a living people facing devastation. An editor praises resilience and calls for unity while urging support for global relief. Names such as Edwin M. Rautkten and George Wroosver appear amid references to New York charity drives and international figures.
Obituary of Sister Mary Amantha Polk in Birch Tree area
Sister Mary Amantha Polk, daughter of Bro J A and Sister C C Sanner, born August 21st, departed life April 2nd, age 30. She married Geo T Polk in September, had three children Florence Jimmie Louise, professed faith years ago with Missionary Baptist churches in Birch Tree Nopwood and Springfield. Survived by husband, three children, parents, siblings, and many relatives. Funeral held at Norwood Baptist Elmret, with graveside service at Norwood cemetery.
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Mary Amantha Polk
Bro
J. A
C. C. Sanner
Janonths
Tive
Geo. T. Polk
Florence
Jimmie
Louise
Christ
Missionary
Net
van Teayventy
Mather
Fathead
Chamberlain's Tablets Are Just What You Need
Digestive aid advertisement promises improved appetite digestion and liver function. Claims easy intake and effective relief, touting steady use for overall comfort and wellbeing.
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Chamberlain
Surprise Birthday Dinner Celebrated for Mr Dhacer
A surprise 50th birthday dinner was held April 1 at the Woll Creek home of Mr and Mrs P J Dogner. Attendees included Viv’s family and many neighbors and friends who gathered for a long table feast after a car ride outing. Diverse local names listed attended, marking a festive community event.
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Meo
P J. Dogner
Woll Creek
Dhacer
Ma. Dieguver
Millsap
Mr Smith
Lins
Guy
Leon
Joe Mathoelo
Hal Rice
Win
Shelter
Dr. Anderson
Mo Jones
Gon Capbell
AL G. Mills
Moers
Mary Denton
Herbert Shelton
Roy Preston
Messrs
Barnie Crippen
Valine Smith
George Yan
Warner Coday
Roy Smith
Ralph Jagan
Golda Honnett
Della Coday
Elvie Smith
Mildred Anderson
Hugene Paean
Rogie Magar
Helen Metritush
Sybil Coday
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Praised by Mother for Daughter
Mrs J Shelly of Earl Willy on Ys says Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy cured her daughter Anna of a severe cold and cough years ago and she highly recommends it for throat and lung troubles. The note touts safety for children and describes the syrup as pleasant so kids won’t object to taking it.
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Chaimberlin
Anna
Do J. Shelly
Earl Willy
Hamberlain
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