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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1915
Page
6
Notices indicate the entry at Mansfeld Missouri to the postoffice as second class matter and an event labeled Feniches Evers Thursday in the Opera House Block located at West Bile Square.
A list of individuals from multiple towns and states thanked for cash on subscription. Names include WH Moore Lindsay Calif Rinda Brazeal Mansfield Robert Wood Hartville Alvah Richardson Harrville DC Carter Hartville FC Hagan Mansfield Allen Harris Cedar Jajn B Mors Cedar Gap Frank Roediger Mansfield Mes CH Osborn Spokane Wash Mack Davis Mansfield CE Cathcart Mansfield Minnie McNaul Holman Seligman Ariz JW Shinpaugh Shenandoaly Iowa ML Gilley Mansfield W T Baker Mansfield Harry Woodruff Seligman L A Short Trinidad Cole Thomas Dean Mansfield J A Dixon Mansfield Judge Argus Cox Springfield Earl Cauble Mansfield National Live Stock Commission Co National Stock Yards 1st Mrs Minnie Myers Los Angeles Calif Charles Davis Mansfield SH Robertson Macomb J Cayter Mansteid
Inspired by Mansfield's success with her Trip Around the World the St Louis venue plans a similar performance under the direction of Dr. FL Hi, Eiley and wife. The announcement signals a staged travel spectacle with music, dance, and scenic elements for local audiences.
It has been predicted that within 20 years the Ozark country will be the richest part of Missouri and the world’s dairy leader, potentially surpassing Denmark in dairy wealth.
Balmy spring weather brings many checkers players to the 1915 championship contest with crowds watching fierce play and standings shaping up as the event progresses.
A Rembert reader writes that they like the paper’s tone and can hardly do without the Mirror, expressing steady loyalty and appreciation for the local publication.
The article notes the return of crowds to the once‑famed swimming spot as summer draws near. Local residents report increased activity and repeated visits, highlighting the site's renewed appeal and community nostalgia.
Unclear OCR text mentions a new store and references Fannie Vrais of Nd. No verifiable names or locations. Unable to extract concrete events or outcomes from the fragment.
Market report from National Live Sink Commission Co. notes Monday trading with hogs down a dime on Saturday and lighter receipts. Packers showed little interest but high quality hogs around 7.50, with shipments to shippers and packers near 7.40 to 7.50 for various weights. Cattle market steady with 1,700 head. sheep receipts 4,200, lambs 10.50 to 10.75, ewes 8.25 to 8.75, clip lambs 7.50 to 7.25.
Two district boundary cases were heard by county superintendent John M. Carter and an arbitrators panel including Jes ter Rippee and Charles Haworth. The petitions sought transfers to adjoining districts after annual meetings failed to secure legal written appeals, so both elections favored joining the other district but the current districts voted to stay. The cases were dismissed for lack of written appeals, and districts will hold new votes later.
The Southwest Missouri Teachers Association met in Springfield last week with Prof. A Hylton discussing Approved Work In the Small High Schools. Miss Clee Osborn and Bertha Miller from Mansfield High spoke, with an oratorical and declamatory contest and field meets featured. Mansfield attendees included J A Hylton his wife and son Paul, Mabel Coday, Hazel Burney, Frank Hoover, Cowe Kuwae, Herve Coday, Jasper Craig Ren Grover and Dewey Mawares.
The Hartville Democrat profiles Riley Mansfeld who champions town improvements with tireless effort, willing to devote every hour to securing better goods for the community.
A compact study of David and Jonathan amid Saul's mounting jealousy. David's modest conduct and loyalty to God contrast with Saul's rage, including attempts on David with a spear and the impact of envy on leadership. The tale frames Jonathan's plea, David's victories, and the divine discipline shaping Saul's downfall.
A Texas remedy named Texan Wonder claims to cure kidney and bladder troubles and other conditions for men, women, and children. It promises home mailing of treatment on receipt of money and advertises two months’ supply and high success. Contact Dr BE Wy Hall of St Louis for details.
A fragmentary local column notes neighbors visiting, calling on friends, and Friday and Saturday night social happenings. Mentions Bertha Young, Mrs Hensley, Coday family at Tose Young's, and Misses Avi and Elle Jones visiting at Callie and Noel Hensley. Mentions preaching at Pleasant Grove and old friends seen in Mansfield and Medicine Tow.
Fragmentary note mentions people including Grindpe Lahey Grandpa Cope visiting Mr lant Mrs Harve Young of Wlathe hinting at a local gathering or family visit with unclear details.
Springfield locals welcomed City Marshal Hoe Strom during a visit this week. The brief stop highlighted local law enforcement ties and community outreach efforts.
Final settlement of the estate of Franklin L. Veavock in Wright County proceeds under authority of the probate court. T. Mary E. Mieoek and Mary F. Peacock as executrixes announce the hearing date at Hartville on Chelethdtiwoot Ming to approve the final accounts and discharge the executors.
Nath Graves visited Norwood Saturday. Mrs Nath Graves spent Monday at George Shiort’s. Perry Dike and wife Sunday at John Woody’s. Clyde Hagan and family visited Mr Dante’s Sunday. Nath Giraves’ Sunday with Harve Graves family. Chris Tyson and wife Saturday with Nath Gives. Henry Royal and family visited his parents. The Royals spent Sunday with their wife Sunday. Mr dine Mrs da Me May visited their daughter. Dora Robertson and Mindlay afternoon. Rew doh Newela tile the as r War appointment at the Baptist church Saturday and Sunday. Mrs S O Robertson and children Saturday night with sister Mrs Ovin Findley. Robertson spent Sunday there. Walter Sours attended church here Saturday and stayed with S A Robertson’s. Misses Ollie Alva Ruby and Chimbel Prye with Robertson. Nellie Dale visited Lelia Pindley Saturday and attended church Saturday night. The following from Macomb were at George Shorts Monday Night: W O Brake and wife, John Garner and wife, Conley Tourer and wife, Misses Sourshy and Mae Nelson and Viol Me Culliater.
A fragmented notice from Minnatiold Produce Co listing farm fresh items at Springs. It mentions turkeys geese and a 10 percent discount or green tag pricing. The readable text highlights a local market listing with prices and stock.
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