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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1920
Page
6
The City Council designates Monday and Tuesday May 3 and 4 as Clean Up Days. Citizens are urged to remove all trash from premises and place it for convenient collection. The city will haul rubbish in sacks boxes or barrels. J.B. Freeman mayor. dW Brazeal clerk.
Flat Rock details a community notice with residents such as Viola Laurence returning to the Ozarks for health and others like Jim Turley buying a horse and Willis Moody sawing logs. A pie supper at Prairie Hollow church is set for Wednesday May 5 to benefit the church, with a program and guests urged to bring a pie.
Mrs Slarty and M Thomas spent Wednesday at John Frys while Ruth Pry has recovered from measles. Farmers break corn ground and garden late. Rider Cencibougn left Friday for Springfield after visiting near Macomb. Miss Edna Rowland is sick. Miss Nellie Pry stayed Friday night at W E B Royals. Dolly Dimple.
Kk M Palmer formerly of Springdale Arkansas has bought the Cash Mercantile Co stock of general merchandise from A E Brown and took possession this week. Palmer recently relocated to the community and assumes the business management. The transfer marks a new chapter for the store and its customers.
The Norcross and Son advertise a big boned Poland China hog herd in peak condition with popular bloodlines. They offer bred and unbred gilts at reasonable prices and note their herd boar is highly regarded by breeders. They invite inquiries to explain merits and sell young sows and offspring ready for sale.
Mrs. Palmer will assist in the store. Mr Brown and family plan to leave next week for a visit in Aransas and have not decided their future location. The Mirror wishes all concerned success.
A fragmented dramatic tale follows Rufus Gaston and Nelson as they navigate a tense city apartment life. A young woman and a mysterious pearl theft ripple through Nelson’s duties, with eerie signals from Barbara Bradford and unseen watchers heightening suspense as an investigative thread emerges.
The piece argues that constant association with its content can lead readers toward a better life. It asserts the paper is not a crank publication and should belong in all homes, promising general interest material accessible even to nonreligious readers. Readers thank the paper for its affordable price and life-changing potential.
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