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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1922
Page
3
Rain expected in Pumpkin Center as residents report social visits and church events. Ruth Gann called on Mildred Moody Thursday evening while Mildred Moody and Audrey Hensley shared Sunday interactions. Roscoe Sikes welcomed a 9 pound boy with wife, and local gatherings at Holiness church and Sunday sings continued.
An advertisement asserts catarrhal deafness stems from Eustachian tube inflammation and cannot be cured by local remedies. The remedy Hall's Catarrh Medicine supposedly treats through the blood, offering a $100 claim for any uncured case and circulating free.
Rev Earl Peters of West Plains plans to preach two Sundays a month at the Christian church while boarding in Norwood. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Garnett Schofield. Virgil Raney and family from Nelagoney Okla visit Norwood. The Christian Endeavor Society held a social August 15. J E Hart sold farms recently. John Scarborough sold produce to Ray Brazeal, now combining with Scarborough's harvest. Sterrett Williams of Kansas City visits Mr and Mrs R E Williams. John Boyd and family visit A L Pope's family. Roy Bennett returns to Kansas City until the strike ends. Mrs A L Pope away visiting her daughter. Lisle Steele and wife rent rooms. Steele to beNorwood's principal this year. Ray Brazeal increases holdings by purchasing Scarborough produce. Phil Wall occupies the vacant building as a feed barn. Garnett Schofield and wife become parents of a baby girl. Kilroy of Phoenix Arizona visits brother-in-law Pete Conrolly and family. Rev Bird will lead the regular Methodist appointment on Sunday August 20. The School Girls.
An advertisement promotes farm supplies at Manafield Farmers Exchange including chick feed and chops.
Rev Geo Vanney and Pastor Chadwell wrapped up the revival meeting at the Norwood Baptist Church on Sunday with baptisms at Killian pond. Mrs Hackworth's daughter Mrs Casey died Sunday. she leaves a husband and baby along with parents and siblings. Clarence Turtle of Hartville visited Jason Hight and family Monday night. Jason Hight, Mrs Myra Newton, Mrs Myra Hight and Everett Newton drove to Springfield Sunday.
An advertisement offers McGee's Laby Elixir as a pure harmless and effective remedy for baby wind colic diarrhoea or summer complaint. It is priced at 60 cents and available through all dealers.
Sunday School at Mt. Everett every Sunday invites all, especially older folks and their children. A good rain would be appreciated in this vicinity. Springfield visitors included Mr. John Miller, Leonard and Vina Miller, and Iva Hooper visiting Bryant friends and relatives. Hicks and Oak Grove Schools began Monday with Miss Maude Dunn and Miss Pearl Broyles at Wachers.
A compact notice notes velvet data new items at Bon Ton store. Beav er Sailors and felta appear in the brief readable lines, signaling promotions or inventory for the local shoppers.
Harve Findley and Ollie Frye were married in Hartville on Wednesday. Everett Findley returned home after three years in the Army. The report lists many relatives and visitors including the Frye and Findley families, Bishop Babb, and others. The piece notes health news and local visits, ending with A LONESOME JANE.
Ray J. Brown announces the opening of law offices in Freeman Block Mansfield Missouri and invites all Ozark region citizens to call for business and to get acquainted. He extends a hearty invitation to the public.
The notice warns that only Bayer packages with proper directions are authentic for headache lumbago rheumatism and neuralgia treatment. It notes Bayer tablets sold in handy boxes of twelve at low cost and bottles of 24 or 100, with aspirin as Bayer's trademark for monoacetic acid ester of salicylic acid.
Missouri State Fair Sedalia W D Smith Secretary August 1926 Wright County Agriculture and Stock Show Mansfield W A Black Secretary September 27 BC
Kidney disease can progress rapidly and require prompt attention. H L Stull of Mountain Grove Missouri reports that Doan's Kidney Pills cured his weak back and nocturnal urination after several boxes, with no return of symptoms since. Price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo New York Adv No 58.
Crops need rain as tomato factory at Macomb plans to begin work next Tuesday. Local residents, including Miss Jessie Morton and Lillie Doyel, attend school term starts and visits to families in Endeavor, Hartville, Norwood, and Manafield. A surprise party at Sidney Williams brings near 100 guests, Ice cream and cake served. Neighbors G N Findley and family visit, church services attended, and several outings cited with frequent mentions of local names and places.
An old advertisement claims Chamberlain's Tab improves digestion and appetite and gently stimulates bowel movements. It emphasizes digestion as the right path to relish meals and suggests the product as a solution to support healthy digestion.
For sale seven acres of land on the hill adjoining the Nichols property priced at 750 dollars cash. Potential buyers urged to inquire at Farmers and Merchants Bank via J E Craig for details and purchase arrangements.
A farmer urges careful seed bed preparation for wheat. Deep or shallow plowing shows little difference. harrowing weekly after plowing, packing soil, and applying phosphate rash before seeding are recommended. Drill wheat in October after fly danger passes and grain is cleaned and graded. Following these steps promises strong harvest results.
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