24 Aug 1922
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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1922
Page
2
East and west bound passenger and local freight trains listed with times and route numbers. Mentions agents LIVINGSTON and GROVER and towns Ava Mangfield and Caave Munchield with arrival and departure times.
A plan for a tourist camp ground would attract visitors and spend money in Maastied, supporting local merchants and boosting supplies. The idea envisions merchants showing interest as the project could bring dollars into the area.
A plan outlines 2000 acres of straw berries 4000 acres of grapes a milk condensery and cold storage plus expanded poultry and dairy to transform Mansfield and vicinity. It asserts the town could become the envy of south Missouri with concerted effort and local advantages.
Gunday school held every Sunday at 9 W 5e m with W L Mathews as superintendent. Preaching by Rev F P L Kelley, pastor, at the first and third bundlesage.
The notice lists preaching on every second Sunday by Rev A Humphrey and Sunday school each Sunday led by QSam G Freeman as superintendent. It reflects a church schedule with identified pastor and superintendent.
Weekly religious notices list preaching on the third and fourth Mondays morning and evening by Rev C H L Little in Baator Gumday school every Sunday at 5 am with Geo Benjwin as Bupt.
Church notices show Sunday worship at 9 45 a m led by D H Kay superintendent with preaching by Rev Oscar Wright on the second Sunday each month.
The board of roore meets on the third Thursday night each month at Fellows Hall. Dr A J Clark serves as President and Davis acts as Secretary.
Despite strikes, preparations continue for the fourth Ozark Stock Show to be staged in Springfield Missouri during the 61st week of October. The event aims to attract record livestock, buyers, and visitors with cash premiums and entertainment features. entries close September 20th. Contact R Nelson, Manager, Ozark Stock Show, Jefferson Theatre Building, Springfield Mo.
In hot weather disorders of the bowels are dangerous. The ad urges buying Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy to protect families. It claims many have testified to its excellence and reliability.
Monthly statement shows strong fiscal health with Beneficial and Social members totaling 1 054 168 in good standing June 1. Insurance in force 1 591 9 500. Death claims 205 956 359 03. war death claims paid 82 662 250 00. Benefit fund surplus 22 017 056 85 invested. new camps chartered 4. local camps in good standing 18 954 by July 1. Death claims paid in June and total paid since organization to July 1, 1922 not fully specified.
G W Tripp was in Gartrille Friday. Mr and Mrs H M Haswell visiting in Springfield this week. Tom Casson catered Saturday at Charley Rushes. S L Hensley attended the ball game Sunday at Seymour. Visitors at G W Tripp's Sunday included Mrs Anna Rippee and daughter Fiona Mrs Miller Willie Hensley and wife Claud Tripp and wife. W E Shinpaugh and family spent Monday at G M Hensleys. Mr and Mrs Fred Grover visited J K Pool's Sunday. Mrs S L Hensley called in the afternoon. NekHiv and Alice Cassin spent Sunday afternoon with Ray and Wats Salisbury.
A vintage advertisement touts DeLacy's French Hair Tonic as a safe effective product used by thousands. It claims to restore gray and streaked hair to a natural appearance, destroy dandruff, stop hair loss, and keep a youthful look. Sold at drug and toilet counters for $1.00 from DeLacy Chemical Co., St. Louis, or via prepaid direct order.
Mrs Harve Henslee and family were Wednesday visitors at Haden Coday. Ruth Lamb of Tulsa is visiting Walter Henslee this week. Jewette Violet Findley and Ben Glen Findley visited Elihu Moody last week. Audrey Henslee called.
Saturday and Sunday visits fill the week with neighbors calling on Henslee families and friends. Juanita Henslee and Audrey Henslee spent time with relatives while Harve Henslee returned from guarding at Newbury Missouri.
A vintage ad promotes Texas Wonder for kidney and bladder troubles including gravel backache rheumatism and irregularities. Sold by druggists or by mail for $1.25 with small bottles promising cures. Sworn testimonials available from Dr. E W Hall 2926 Olive St St Louis MO.
When bowels are constipated the lower bowels pack with refuse matter full of germs. These germs enter the vermiform appendix and inflame it, causing appendicitis. Take Chamberlains Tablets when needed and keep bowels regular to reduce risk.
Purity and healing power are touted as the chief characteristics of Liquid Borozone. The product mends torn, burned, or scalded flesh with promptness. Price 60f or $1.20. Sold by all dealers.
Attendees from Mt Zion include Neva Duncan Beulah Qdle Gertrude Brenthager and Ross Davis. Mt Everett Church hosts preaching and singing Sunday August 27. Jesse King Ira Sullivan recovered enough to go out after illness. Prairie Hollow Church revival draws large crowds. Canning factory operates about three afternoons weekly. Bryant residents visit Prairia Hollow and attend church events, with several social mentions across the week.
Advertises Herbine as a daytime tonic to stimulate the liver tune up the stomach and purify the bowels. Claims price is 60 percent and that it is sold by all dealers.
Miss Carter of Seymour visited Norwood on Monday and will teach in the primary department. Hugh Williams and L Leather ton of Mansfeld were in Norwood Monday. Ira Scarborough went to Oklahoma last week. Adam Carter of Hartville was in Norwood Monday. Mr and Mrs Harry Axtell of Harris Kansas guests of J E Hart and wife and recently bought the Wm Wymer farm at Oak Forest church in Douglas County. They bought the Hart farm in April. J F Curl and wife of Hickory Plat traded their Hebron Douglas County farm for property in Mt Grove and may move soon. The School Girls.
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