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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1921
Page
2
The notice lists First Ward officials including M F Stephens as president and J W Brazeal as clerk with treasurer, attorney, and street and health officers named. It states the Livingston Board of Health and council positions, plus the council meets the second Monday evening each month.
East Bound trains include No.101 at 0.58 pm No.241 local freight at 1 am No.103 passenger. West Bound services show No.102 at 10 am No.240 local freight at 11 am No.104 passenger at 6:45 pm. Agent L. F Livingsgstos provides the schedule.
FRED GROVER Agent reports a schedule sequence from Mansfield to Ava via Frisco line. Arrival times shown as 8:00 p.m. and 50180a code appears, with further arrival at Mansfield at S00 p.m. Read as transportation timings and agent notice.
Sunday school every Sunday at 4 5am. W L Matthews superintendent. Preaching at 14 and 1 sundaye. Rev J B Seal, aster.
A fragment notes a preaching event listing Rev. Dugugins as preacher on the first Sunday at 9 40 a.m. with G. W. Freeman named as superintendent. The terse item preserves names and the event timing from the church notice.
Preaching services every Sunday morning and evening led by Rev A J Graves. Pastor, with Geo Benjamin serving as superintendent. Offerings noted at 5 am.
Church of Christ conducts Bible school at Waa Ti every Sunday. Superintendent BD H Kay presides. Preaching every broad Sunday. Pastor Key Oscar Wright leads the congregation.
Mansfield Chamber of Commerce announces monthly meetings on the first Thursday evening with the Board of Governors meeting weekly on Thursday night. Officers listed include L A Johnson as President and Oliver B Davis as Secretary.
The conference in Washington will open November 11 Armistice Day. The note mentions seven living Missouri governors and questions who among ex chief executives has the longest tenure. The text also cites a relief about Carl Mills and details on baseball and penalties, including A L Bubb and other scattered items.
Rumors place Carl Mays and Pabe Hote with the New York Yankees near Mote theld in Cletolwn. The Mirror claims an announcement will confirm dates, inviting fans to witness world famed ball players in a public baseball event.
A vintage ad claims Gray streaked and worried hair can be fixed with Hou-bis Hair Tone from Lelney Chemical Co. It promises even coverage, temporary tint, and spray for a youthful look. Sold in drug or toiletry counters for $1.00, with broad dealer availability.
The fragment discusses licensing to curb cathe dietary claims and hints at a shift to power generation methods. It mentions taxes, legislation, and public welfare goals but is incompletely legible, limiting precise interpretation of names or dates. The tone suggests political debate over energy policy and public finance.
Pleasant Flat reports a well attended meeting at the Moore with Miss Bertha Davis as teacher and plans for a trip to the State Fair. Slavery era: not relevant.
An advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a pleasant, harmless substitute for calomel claiming it strengthens bones aids liver function and avoids salivation or weakness. It asserts an ironclad guarantee and emphasizes superior safety and effectiveness.
Carmen, recently purchasing Selituslin price oath of Manstreth, arrived from Colorado and voiced strong interest in promoting the Torperape prow jig movement. He offered to make a trip to Springdale Arkansas, then Dallas, and claimed knowledge of local business and related trade practices.
Advertisement for a kidney and bladder treatment marketed by a druggist at 2926 Olive St. Stravale, Mio. Claims a strong remedy with a small bottle often mentioned. price listed as $126. Wording is garbled but centers on sale through mail order and drugstore distribution.
Missouri State Fair and Centennial Exposition at Sedalia runs August 5 to 20. Wright County Fair and Stock Show at Mansfield spans September 4 to October 1. Tri County Stock Show at Mountain Grove is October 3 to 5. Osark Stock Show in Springfield is October 1 to 5. Secretaries include Ed Bylander Seey Wright County and C D Shannon.
Springfield Business College seeks nine hundred fifty men aged seventeen to thirty to train as railroad station agents and telegraph operators. No high school required, but helpful. graduation work offers guaranteed positions. Wages high, demand strong. request circulars for tuition payment plan from President AL Taylor.
Route Number 2 notes begin of Centennial Mall with a calm day. Local residents Mrs Cowl Brye and Geo Dewhirst's circle are mentioned along with several visits Monday night and Tuesday reflections. Multiple townsfolk including Sam Letsinger Haurles Stout Lon and others are recorded visiting and socializing across the week.
A compact county notes column lists local visits and social calls. Mrs Jhey Haswell and W.S. Gaskill involved in Springfield and Marve Dennis visits. I J Selling and Read Baker in Seymour. Joe Lee Deans and Paul Bdoward visited Rt. Pool. Mrs W Aarlutton and daughter Jewell in Norwood. Miss Nola Dennis visited Lele Tripp. John Shinpaugh and family called Elmer Shinpaugh.
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a cure for catarrh with a $100 reward for any untreatable case. It claims 35 years on the market and alleges blood purification and healing on mucous surfaces. It urges immediate use and promises visible health improvement after a short course.
Describes placements of girls in Christian homes to work for board while attending Draughon’s Business College in Springfield Missouri. Calls for inquiries and particulars.
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