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Newspaper

Mansfield Mirror

Location

Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1922

Page

4

For sale glass jugs and kidney remedy ad note

An advertisement lists gallon half gallon and quart glass jugs from Mansfield Bottling Works. It also reports Senator James A Reed winning the Democratic nomination for U S Senate by about six thousand votes over Breckinridge Long. The text promotes a kidney and bladder remedy called A TEXAS WONDER sold by druggists or by mail for 1.26 with testimonials available, from Dr E W Hall at 2926 Olive St St Louis MO.

Mansfield Bottling Works James A. Reed U. S. Senate Breckinridge Long BE. W. Hall Olive St St. Louis

Leedys Leading Ladies Shop Advertisement in Springfield

An old classified style notice for Leedys Leading Ladies Shop offering cotton hemstitching at five cents per yard and silk hemstitching at ten cents per yard. It mentions free cotton thread and mail orders, with the address 225 227 East Commercial Springfield Missouri.

Commercial Springfield Missouri

Terse And Not So Terse Get Your Fly Hike Era Note

D T Cantrell and Ward B Hitchcock visited Springfield last week. Miss Edith Wade of Ava called on Miss Foe Davis. Myra Hight and Effie Jane Cantrell of Hartville were seen in Mun Grove. Walter Bean returned from near Fairfax. Mr and Mrs John N Pryor Jr visited Springfield late last week. For sale rye seed at 100 dollars a bashel from Rov and Stephens.

Edith Wade Ava Foe Davis Myra Hight Mun Grove John N. Pryor Jr Springfield

Common Sense About Eczema and Eruptions

A dubious health ad claims skin diseases stem from the blood and promote a so called blood cleanser S. S eight eight eight an elixir that supposedly purges impurities and improves complexion. The ad promises rosy lips sparkling eyes and a refined look if using the product.

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Clergy visits town as revival travels toward Ava

Rev Clyde Little was here during the week en route to Ava where he preached Sunday. Earl Thomas acted as agent for the American Railway Express Co. M B Heath and family visiting in Hardy Ark. Mrs W C Duckworth and children moved to Harrison Ark to join Mr Duckworth employed by the railroad. White's Cream Vermifuge advertised at 35 cents, sold by dealers, claims forty years of use proofs against norma in children or adults.

Clyde Little Ava Earl Thomas American Railway Express Co M. 8. Heath Hardy, Ark W. C. Duckworth Harrison, Ark Duckworth M. & N. A. Railroad

Quieting Title in Wright County Real Estate

In Wright County circuit court, J F Ruemple sues Isaac Newton Buck and others to quiet title to the southeast quarter of the northwest quarter and northeast quarter of the southwest quarter of Section 17, Township 20, Range 15, asking the court to bar all claims adverse to his ownership. The case, filed in vacation for the September 1922 term, requires defendants to appear by September 4, 1922. The Mansfield Mirror is ordered to publish this notice weekly for four weeks.

Isaac Newton Missouri Circuit Court Wright County Isaac Newton Byck Martha Buck W. J. Buck State of Isaac Newton Buck W.J. Buck Isaac Newin Buck Circuit Court of Wright Manafield Mirror Mansfield Mirror

Court Clerk Certifies Original Order of Publication

I, Jack Bane, clerk of the circuit court of Wright County Missouri, certify this is a true copy of the original order of publication as recorded in my office. Dated the th day of duty, 122.

State of Missouri Wright I Jack Bane

Mansfield Shoe Shop Reopens With Saturday Hours

Mansfield Shoe Shop announces renewed management and will be open Saturdays and on rainy days. Mrois and Candivanier are credited with keeping operations up to date, claiming improvement over competitors.

Mansfield Shoe Shop Mansfield’ Shoe Shop Mrois Candivanier

Red Star and M. FP. A. Flour at the Mansfield Farmers Ma chine

Red Star and M FP A Flour are listed among exhibits at the Mansfield Farmers Machine event. Local vendors showcase agricultural products and processing goods with demonstrations and sales opportunities for attendees.

Red Star M. FP Mansfield Farmers Machine

Cardus Helped Regain Strength In a Testimonial

Paint Rock Alabama Mia 0 M Bregall near here relates a recovery tale after three years bedridden illness. Cardus aided her eating sleep and strength returning life saved she testifies Cardul has helped thousands of women for over 40 years and may help you too at all druggists. Rocky Ridge Items describe local visits and social calls with neighbors and friends at Oetting and Gutschke households and a cafe ad closes the page.

Paint Rock Ala M. Bregall Near Here Cardus Cardul

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Texas The Norwood M. W. of And American Legion Will ON E. Householder Norwood, Missouri Mansfield Snt C. M. Miller Carter Garage Leedys Leading Ladies Shop D. T. Cantrell Ward B. Hitchcock O. T. Cafe Effie Jane Cantrell of Hartville Mansfield Farmers Exchange Walter Bean Fairfax Bashel Rov & Stephens J. F. Ruemple Alabama Rocky Ridge Anna Gutschke Nola Marley Amelia Wisie Oetting Fred Oetting August John Oetting Kansas Helen Agnes Oetting Retha Adamson Misa Martha Dora Oetting Gita Gutschke August Oetting Juanita Henslee Mrs . P. Willcox Harve Young Zelda Cecil Maxwell Martha Dora Agnes Ortting Retha Adawson Misa Helen Elizabeth Oetting Jacl Jill T. Cafe Bank OF Mansfield Mansfield, MO
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