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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1922
Page
4
An old advertisement claims Herbine can stimulate the liver toning the stomach and purifying the bowels. It notes a price of 60 cents and says it is sold by all dealers.
A concise list notes a good rain on Monday night welcomed by farmers. Corn plowing is finished for the season and hay has been put up. Miss Lolella Christy visited Mrs. Dora Woody Sunday afternoon.
A vintage promotional piece advises expectant mothers to adopt a positive outlook as months pass. It promotes a product called Mother's Friend applied externally to abdomen back and hips, claimed to ease expansion without narcotics or harmful drugs.
Roy Huey visited W B Gobble s Sunday. We are sorry to hear of the death of Arthur Short who leaves many relatives and friends here to mourn his death. Sympathy go to his relatives. Mr. and Mrs Sid Williams called on Mr and Mrs G N Findley Sunday afternoon. Miss Vernie Nevils visits G N Findley and family. Wallace Gobble wife and baby visiting at his parents home. Jase Week and this week. Miss Roa Morgan of Guernsey Wyoming spending the summer at Manstild visits her high school classmate Mrs Cornelia Greenwood this week. Alfred Woody and wife visited her folks Sunday. Arthur Greenwood was a guest of Earnest Stewart Saturday night and Sunday. Mr and Mrs Will Greenwood were dinner guests of his parents J E Greenwood and wife Sunday. Rev Ramie Goas preached at the Macomb Methodist Church Sunday night. Christian Endeavor meets at Macomb Methodist Church next Sunday night led by Miss Effie Finday.
An old advertisement promotes Texas Wonaver for kidney and bladder trouble including gravel and rheumatic back issues. It claims benefits like curing with small bottles, priced at $1.25, and urges mailing for sworn testimonials. Doctor EB W Hall of St Louis provides proof and orders through druggists.
Leedys Leading Ladies Shop increases capacity in the hemstitching department with an additional hem stitching machine to speed work. Cotton hemstitching 5c per yard and silk hemstitching 10c per yard. Free cotton thread with work. Mail orders welcome from 225-227 East Commercial Springfield Missouri.
Wednesday morning visitors Brentlinger and others, Belfurne and Julie Henry Baker guests of Barry Thomas, Eva Morris from Ava visits Fae Davis, J W Brentlinger and Harry Thomas help for Ben Viet, Ethel Hall with family, Mrs Hall ill with boils, Edwards and wife at Dave Crider’s, Mrs Crider ill, Leo Dorrell to Kansas for oil work, G W Brentlinger ill with Dr Fason visiting, John Davis family and Jamie visit Edwards, Mary and Dorothy Smith sick but hoped to recover soon.
In Wright county Missouri vacation court the September term 1922 Isaac Newton Buck Martha Buck and W J Buck heirs are unnamed defendants in a land dispute. The petition seeks quiet title to southeast quarter of the northwest quarter and northeast quarter of the southwest quarter in Section 17 Township 29 Range 15. A publication order in Mansfield Mirror requires four weekly notices before the next term beginning September 4, 1922. Clerk Jack Bane certifies the copy as true.
Local cafe W T Cafe announces a neat update to its menu and decor with a focus on fresh fruit and candy options. Patrons can expect a cleaner, brighter dining space and new fruit based treats.
SedaliaMo fair officials urge exhibitors to enter county or individual farm displays with liberal awards, promising prompt payment and a reduced shipment cost. John F Case directs operations with Sam Jordan and Roy Kirkpatrick assisting Missouri Corn Growers Association. Judges are F J Howat and TI J Rusa.
Ad proclaims forty years of constant use proving the vermifuge’s effectiveness in expelling worms in children and adults. The cream remedy is priced at 35 cents and sold by all dealers.
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