Wright County Assessor and Sheriff Candidates Listed
The Mirror announces candidates for Wright county offices subject to the Republican August primary. W. 8. Griffith of Wood Township seeks assessor, Charles G. Sanders of Hart Township also seeks assessor, John T. Pope is named Prosecuting Attorney, and Joke H. Dennis of Pleasant Valley Township runs for Sheriff.
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Griffith
Wood Township
Wright County
Hart Township
the Mirror
John T. Pope
The
Mirror
Joke H. Dennis
Pleasant Valley Township
City Officials and Roles in Local Government
City officials listed include Mayor J. 8. Freeman Clerk J. W. Brazen Treasurer Blanche Anderson Attorney sird Craig Marshal Roe Strong Street Commissioner Roe Strong Collector C. L. Turner Police Judge Jas. K. P. Coday Board of Health members J. Freeman Dr J. A Fuson IL F. Livingston Aldermen First Ward J.C. Turner Freg Ward W. A. Black Second Ward L. F. Livingston Council meets the second Monday evening of every month.
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Freeman
J. W. Brazen T
Blanche Anderson
Craig Marshal
Roe Strong
C. L. Turner
Jas. K. P. Coday
Ee Eee Co. C. Newton
J. A. Fu
Train Schedules for East and West Bound Lines
East Bound schedules list No.101 passenger at 4 55 p.m No.241 local freight at 11 00 a.m No.105 passenger at 9 35 a.m West Bound shows No.102 passenger at 3 25 a.m No.340 local freight at 11 00 a.m No.104 passenger at 6 38 p.m L F Livingston agent.
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L. F Livingston
Daily Train Schedule Mansfield to Ava and Ava to Mansfield
Daily departures and arrivals between Mansfield and Ava with times noted. After arrival of train 108 from Fyiseu, additional services to Ava at 3:30 PM and Mansfield by 5:00 PM, per clerk Fred Grover.
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Mansfield
Ava
Mannsfield
Manstield
Fyiseu
Ava Oo
Fred Grover
Baptist Church Sunday School and Sermons Schedule
Sunday school every Sunday at 9am led by A Stephens as superintendent Preaching on the 2nd and 4th Sundays by Pastor Ritzinger Key T B Ritzinger and others list a church program in Colorado with pastor and superintendent named Images of a small church notice in a regional paper
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A. Stephens
Key
T, B
Ritzinger
Church Service Schedule Fragments
Preaching every 4th Sunday by Rev Join T Younger at 1 45 am. G W Freeman superintendent. Preaching every 3d Sunday morning and evening by Rev T KE Prat Pastor at 9 45 am J D Reynolds Superintendent. Bible school at 8 45 am every Sunday C I Kay Superintendent. Preaching every second Sunday by Kev Osear Wright Pastor.
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T. Younger
Rev. T. KE. Prat
J.D. Reynolds
Bible School
C. I. Kay
Kev. Osear Wright
O Z O N O L Influenza Remedy Mentioned
An ad notes OZONOL for influenza urging nasal membrane use three times daily and says pharmacists offer it in 600 and 600 jars. The piece frames the product as a ward against the disease and lists general pharmacy availability.
Wiles Candidates for State Treasurer Nomination
GD Wiles of Norborne visited Mansfield Monday as a Republican nomination candidate for state treasurer. A former member of the General Assembly and chairman of the appropriation committee, he is cashier of the Citizens' Bank of Norborne and argues his experience qualifies him for the state treasurer’s duties.
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Wiles
Norborne
Mansfield
Seth General Assembly
Citizens’ Bank of
Hartville residents urged to move wood yards to rear
A reader urges Hartville residents to relocate wood yards from the street to behind houses and improve the town’s appearance. The note calls for general cleanup, arguing it benefits the community and neighbors.
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Hartville
Manafielid
Route Two Farm Social and Visits Report
Rainy weekend locals mingle as Huggans Fry and others visit Charley Fry and C A Dores. Neva Baker and Daisy Wilton call on Brantlinger and J W Edwards as farm club forms with eleven members and funds for an exchange building.
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W. H. Barlow
Mias
Daisy Wilton
Neva Baker
Biography of Herbert Hoover Appears in Sunset
A Mansfield girl reports that The Making of Herbert Hoover by R. Wilder Lane is now appearing in Sunset magazine. The article highlights Lane’s biography and its publication in the periodical.
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Herbert Hoover
Rote Wilder Lane
Wolf Creek Social Notes and Local Gatherings
Weather brings frequent showers then sun as residents plant corn. Chivel was well re‑visited at Wolf Creek Sunday with a colored brother’s talk. Dinner at Win Shelton’s included Rev Findley, Rev Way, Trout, Roy Gunn, Hertes Shelton, Marion and Della Shelton, Miss Geneva Kirk. Above 35 Cade Jin Dennis friends gathered at home after imbibing. singing and prayer meetings held. The colored trader gave another talk and led songs. Miss Eugene Fagan visited Ruth Skinner. Mr and Mrs Henier Ragdoll announced a new baby girl. Uncle Dick Ing ill. Mek Calvin Randolphia caring for the sick.
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Win
Shelton
Charles Findley
Way
Trout
Roy Gunn
Herteet Shelton
Marion
Della Shelton
Sun
Miss Geneva
Cade Jin Dennis
Eugene Fagan
Ruth Skinner
Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Natural Hair Color
Advertising copy touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as a convenient remedy to darken gray or faded hair. It claims natural, even coverage and a youthful appearance with regular use, while noting it is a toilet product not a disease treatment.
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Wyeth
Tersely Told Town Tales from The Mirror
Local notes cover subscriptions, moves, and visits. Mrs. Leonard Dowell returns to Bartlesville Oklahoma. Scott Mackey joins Smith Williams Hotel in Fairfax. Mrs. J. E. Craig and son John visit Kansas City. Correspondents urged to submit items by Monday. Roy trades a Rev one for 40 acres near Mansfield. J L Kelly of Norwood injured in motorcycle crash. Mrs. W M Divan and Julia return from Viet Nam visit. T Conkin and wife relocate from West Plains. he becomes a salesman for Ree Marlin Ceoeer Company.
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J. L. Kelly
Norwood
W. M. Divan
Julia
James Green
Sweileborg
Norwood resident G. W. Lee visits Monday
G. W. Lee of Norwood spent Monday in the area, visiting local contacts and engaging in brief community activities. He was seen in several downtown spots and left on friendly terms with residents he met during the day.
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G. W. Lee
Norwood
Wayside Gleanings In a Windy Cold Week
A column notes Miss Julia Schafer hosting an entertaining dinner Sunday with Miss Hazel Williams and Miss Lolelia Christy. M Schafer went to Springfield on business, Willow Springs events resumed, and Mrs JE Greenwood visited Mrs W A Christy. Ed Willian and family returned after Ernie Williams’s funeral. Ernie Williams’s sisters Hensley and Stitfe returned to Adrian with his wife. The community offers sympathy for the loss, and Julia Schafer visited Mansfield friend Sylvie Brazeal. Edith Schafer visited home folks, and a Farmer’s Club formed last Friday night in March.
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M. Schafer
Springfield
Willow Springs
JE. Greenwood
W. A
Christy Fridey
Mra
Ed Willian
Ernie
Mra. Hensley
Stitfe
Adrain
Ernie Williams
Erote
Misa Julia Schafer
Sylvie Brazeal
Mansfield
Castoria Ad Premise and Health Notes
A dated mixed update notes Castoria for infants and children with a 30 year signature history, plus health improvement and weak condition remarks. It mentions a Mirror date prompt, subscription renewal, construction ad, and a healing product Liquid Borozone with prices. Also reports Royal Arch Mason convention in St Louis with proxies and overwork remedy Hellister's Rocky Mountain Tea marketed by Fuson Drug Co in Mansfield, MA.
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Prica
Fuson Drug Co
Ady
The
Royal Aveh Masong
St. Louis
Mansfield
J. E. Crale
N. J
Hellister
With your fingers you can lift off corns and calluses
A short, promotional claim urges readers to use Freezone drops from any drug store to remove hard and soft corns and toe calluses. It promises instant pain relief and painless removal, claiming the corn lifts out root and all.
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S. 8
Ita
Medi- Ical
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Card of Thanks for Chandi Trip and Family
We extend our thanks to all who assisted during our bereavement and the salon for floral offerings. Irene Pelp, the playroom chief, and Chandi Trip and wife Gow Tripp and family acknowledge the funeral conducted by Toon Kizinger of Seymour. Interment at Na fh cemetery.
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Clhaide Ko Tripp
Gow Tripp
Loin
Irene Pelp
Chandi i
Trip
Ey. Toon
Kizinger
Seymour
Na Fh
Pale clad children face cleansing of their fears
Fragmentary OCR notes describe children wearing pale clothing and a harsh program to remove them from a setting. References to White’s Creature Nam—unclear—suggest attempts to purge or restructure a group. The text is garbled and difficult to interpret.
Mra ROA.ole and Ken Mirvin Hive petition for lantern trip
A damaged OCR fragment notes Mrs Roa.ole and Ken Mirvin filing a petition seeking a lantern trip. Details are unclear, but the item records a local civic action or travel request.
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Mra
Ole
Ken Mirvin
Lantern Trip
Mays Family Faces Fire Loss and Visits Schedule
Rose Hile reports Mrs. L L O Mays crippled by a bone issue while the Weaver place family lost their house in a Tuesday fire. Mrs. Wo Dr Daussman visited her daughter last week, and W F Hoffman's house suffered a fine loss last Thursday. James works for Homer Ray as Ruth Mays spent Tuesday with Homer Ray, and Ruth Mays spent Thursday with Mrs. Nunes Merritt. Mrs Tlonney Ray recuperates, and Albert Rather’s family heads to California for a new start.
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Mays
Duaffman
WF. Hoffman
James
Homer Ray
Huth Mays
Nunes Merritt
Tlonney Ray
Local Visits and Names Mentioned in Sunday Social Time
The text lists numerous residents such as Virgil Moody Ernie Wade LaVerna Alfred Gladys Minsaker and Clara Tate as visitors to various homes on Sunday. It notes social visits with many names attending activity and some staying overnight, including Virgil Moody who stayed with Clarence Wunsaker.
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Charley Witlie
Ghidis Tmunsaker
Annum Willis
LaVerna Aletrod
Virgil Moody
Ernie Wade
Lelih Tyne
Ahredie Thane End
Ted
Alanida Williwine
Mistes la Verna
Alfred
Gladys Hiunenker
Nelie Liles
God Jeteredion Lilea
Irate Wide
Voergil Moody
Arthur Diunwing
Clirenes Hounsaker
Ibn Marshall
Sid Gertie Liles
Clarence Wunsaker
Local Social Notes From Community Gathering
Cool weather and social updates fill a town page with names. Miss Ruth Chivis in Joplin hopes to find work while Miss Vina Miller dines with Miss Brim Kine and Miss Giles’s Saturday, a well attended meeting at Bryant Saturday night, and a well attended supper at Oaks. Sid McCrite suffers rhinitis and Miss Mattie Lilow returns from Mapnefhededl to woo. A meeting led by Rev Frank Mnwoms convened Mint Point on Thursday night. Mr and Mrs A Mo Rrenthinges attended Ministrela Thuesday. There is a church gathering at Everett church every first and fourth Sunday. everybody invited.
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Harley Stout
Eon
Norman
Lew
Darrell
Farmers’ Club
Row School
Myrtle Williams
Audria
J. W. Edwards
Edwards
Mr. Edwards
Mint Point
Ty Rev
Frank Mnwoms
A. Mo
Ballard’s Snow Lintment for Joint Aches Sold Locally
Futon Drug Co offers Ballard’s Snow Lintment with three sizes priced at 50 cents, 60 cents, and 1.20 dollars. The advertisement claims relief for bone ache nerve pain and joint discomfort.
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Ballard
Futon Drug Co
Weekend Visits Across the County Market Relatives
Readers list weekend visits as relatives and neighbors spend time with family in this vicinity. Names include Mrs Charles Miller and Mrs J Glass with several others visiting and socializing at multiple homes over Sunday and Friday mornings.
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Gid Fromiby
Odle of Cedar Gap and Cantrell Undergo Surgical Care
Ph B Odle of Cedar Gap was here. Cantrell went to Springfield during the week. Ova last week for a surgical operation bag been sick and it was necessary which proved quite successful. He to take hire to Springfield see heat was accompanied by Dr J A ment Fuson.
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Cedar Gap
Cantrell
Springfield
Bern
J. A Ment
Fuson
Its Dangerous Stage in Respiratory Disease
A cautionary note warns that despite irritation from nasal congestion and coughing, the real risk lies in the disease progressing downward to the lungs, potentially causing consumption. The text urges awareness of this progression and reflects on personal experience with the ailment.
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Charles, G. Sanders
Mansfield Mirror
Black Publishing CO
W. A Black
W. A. Black
Mansfeld
Frisco Lines
Ozark Southern
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church
Church OF Christ
Mr. Huggans
Thomas Fry
Charley Fry
Paul Williams
A. Dores
Brontlinger
Jne Brentlinger
J. W. Brentlinger
AL Dogier
Wesley Stout
Leo Sorrell
Kansas
Derrells
Hills
Hole
Mrs. Morris
Bil Hale's
Miles
Nervine
Dr. Miles
H. B. Tolle
Paso Robles
Cal
Ervin
Lockwood
Wolf Creek
Chivel
Kirk
Mr. and
Mire. Hhenier
Uncle Dick Ing
Calvin Randolphia
Gage
Sulphur
Leonard Dowell
Bartlesville, Ol
Scott Mackey
Smith-Willams
Fairfax, Oklahoma
J. E. Craig
John
Kansas City
40 Aeres
A. Kearn
T. Conkin
West Plains
Mr. Conkin
Ree Marlin Ceoeer Company
Julia Schafer
Hazel Williams
Lolelia Christy
Misa Edith Schafer
Hone Fulks
Castoria
Viola Lawrence
W. N. Draper
Séead
Paxe G
W. OE. Burton
Norwool
Bayer
Gavist
Rover
Aspirinia
Rayer Monufetiure
Monometio Joideater
Miurian Eye Remedy Co
Chicago
Rose Hile
Ll. O. Mays
Ruth Mays
Albert Rather
Fulke
Mney Wether
Hessie McCrite
Ehil Crow
Mes
J. T. Alfred Feday
Mise Gladys Minsaker
Clara Tiilew
Keen W
Ois
Bevyant Breeries
C. CL
Chive
Misler Te Tani
Rhe Hain
Bryant Sy
Ruth Chivis
Joplin
Vina Miller
Jit Giles
Wildl Bansh Oil
A. Pillar
Kirby
Oaks
Phanel Milley
Che Tiedel
Shive McMiIen
Titeker
Okla
Wil
Orvif
Sid McCrite
Mattie Lilow
Mr Everett
Midway
Charles Hf. Miller
J. W. Glass
Flow. Thompson
George Mackey
Ann
Ada Vinitowt
Alfred Tushing
Speint
Hee
Jasper Newton
Mrs. R. Os
Anil
Muth
Writ, Deckard
Mies Kea Kennedy
Heasie Clana
J. Pieckard
Gillondine
Nebo
Tee
America
American Steel & Wire Co
R. A. Alcorn Hardware Co
Carter & Beach
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