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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1917
Page
2
Weekend gatherings described with numerous names and details of meals and visits. Mentions of Maron Bran stetter FA Pipedom and various families dining at local homes. Odd spellings and fragmented notes suggest a social diary of Saturday events and Sunday duties among residents.
A garbled note mentions rain that fell fast and references Casey Jones in unclear context. The readable phrases hint at a casual weather fragment or reminiscence rather than a full event or report.
Mrs Jay Raeades of Newton Missouri testifies Cardui eased years of right side pain and spells. She describes improved mobility and daily tasks after using the tonic, urging other women to try it. Cardui is presented as a mild tonic for female ailments with a long history of support.
Mrs V J Rutherford says she owns the finest flock of tak eys in the country with ninety day lost nag felons Marl and Prin. Sherman gorders George Blankenship and Pete and Jason Kisnemer were noted in the fragmentary report.
Fragmentary OCR reveals a dated Pleasant Knob region item with names such as Ken Healy and Draty Niners, plus references to Va J Rithershoy and Frances fords. The scattered text mentions social scenes and a Saturday supper at Wall Cyoteeyl, with several proper nouns likely representing people and places in a 19th or early 20th century local column.
Fragmented text notes several residents visiting and returning home Saturday. Mentions Sunday School services at Antioch each week and a town gathering with Lembolden's Sue Eal Athueeh referenced. Indicates regular religious activities and local social movements.
Fragmentary obituary items list residents such as Penny, Jolie Anderson, Henry, and Missi, with mentions of visits and family ties. Names, dates, and places are scattered, including references to Wilts, Tahoe, Portsinth, and Lhe gore noted Mrs. Eutu Metall, reflecting a local funeral notice collection with incomplete details.
Hickory Flat community news reports visits by Stark and Mire borg Weendle to Mansfield for a time in Pat elher Ul. mentions business matters of a miller at Aves Mogdsy and a land donation by Walter Hylton, Rainy Miler, and Jim i Us Ven Matisaj. Sunday school events, road work, and gatherings at Grew Ryan and St James are listed, with plans for a September gathering in the grove and family visits described.
Thos Garwitz, prop. of saw mill Houston Missouri, reports disordered kidneys and weakness. He credits Dean's Kidney Pills with relief after taking them at the seat of the trouble. Price in all dealers. Foster Milburn Co manufacturers Buffalo New York adv.
A. Reuben of Kansas City accompanied by Dr K. Riley and BOA Crippen spent Sunday in Mountain Grove for meetings and local engagements.
A Cincinnati pamphlet advertises Freezone as a simple remedy to lift corns and calluses with a few drops. The claim states the entire corn dissolves without inflaming surrounding skin, offering a cheap at home treatment available through drug stores or wholesale houses.
Hartville county court ledger lists financial statements for Mansfeld special road district dated March 4, detailing land and personal tax assessments, levies for state county municipal special road school and other taxes, totals around 25,000 with numerous line items for road, bridge, and county farm expenses. Also notes insane patient Marinda Ussey sent to Nevada hospital, survey conveyance of rural roads, and various salaries and supplies for county officials and institutions.
The text presents garbled names and locations, mentioning dynamite, jail, and various dubious terms. It fails to identify a clear event, person, organization, date, or place, rendering a coherent summary impractical based on the readable fragments.
A historical report notes a Hartvidle fee case where a person was accused of poisoning Serine. The fragment indicates legal action and a plea of concern over potential criminal poisoning and related punishment.
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