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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1921
Page
1
Mansfield and surrounding area residents are reported visiting relatives, returning from travels, and attending events. Notable mentions include A J Clark in Springfield, Miss Mary Manes from Richland, J B Crouch in Mountain Grove, and many others returning to cities like Chicago Memphis and Kansas City. Local school openings, church revivals, community gatherings, and a canning factory update are noted alongside several promotions and ads.
The Mansfield Public School prepares for the 1921 22 term starting Monday August 21. Superintendent Kay enters his third year with 19 years teaching experience while Principal Renn leads the history department. Notable faculty include Mrs G K Arney in English and home economics and John Roy as grades principal. The board praises local citizens for school progress and emphasizes strong teacher credentials across high school and grades.
The Missouri State Poultry Experiment Station tour stopped at Mansfield with 1200 visitors viewing exhibits. W L R Perry led talks with A J McDowell W D McKee W R K Schrader and J K Morrison offering plain speaking on breeding marketing and prosperity. Missouri Queen a White Leghorn hen and a Rhode Island Red produced notable egg records and the car carried legends of strong poultry and dairy growth across the Ozarks.
Christian Endeavor leader Ulis Cantrell leads a session on the Ten Commandments focusing on how modern life tests faith. Francis Black and a roster of youths discuss modern idols, blasphemy, Sabbath, parental honor, violence, time, reputation, theft, lying, and discontent with probing questions and reflections.
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