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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1915
Page
3
An advertisement promotes first class flour brands Kansas Diamond Bull Dog and Crescent sold by J D Reynolds and the Cash Mercantile Co at bottom prices. A kivery sack guarantee is offered and shoppers are urged to call for these brands when in need of flour.
Missouri Pacific Railway issues a new Exposition booklet for California travel. It details routes rates round trips side trips hotel prices and itineraries to suit time taste and budget. The Scenic Limited is highlighted as the all steel through train between St Louis and San Francisco with daylight sightseeing and superior service. J G Hollenbeck urges early reservations and offers personalized planning assistance.
Gasconade notes fine weather since rain. Hower Newton is reported very sick. H J Rice and wife visited John Hensley. P W Newton and family visited Andrew Pewton. Several locals visit sick or travel. crops damaged by rain and wind. teachers N R England and family leave for Exeter High School.
C E Robinson of Pelican Louisiana and Norma M Stokes of Hartville were married Monday at the home of officiating minister Rev Joseph Davis of the C P Church. The couple left for Pelican to reside, with congratulations pouring in.
Local notice by Alex Salisbury advertises sale slates at the Mirror office offering satisfaction guaranteed or no charges with emphasis on Wright and adjoining counties. Mixed, unclear text referencing sales and guarantees.
A Glenn and Son Mansfield offers wagons bugging farm implements stoves ranges best wire fence sewing machines shelf and heavy hardware for sale with a full hardware assortment and delivery options. Local store ad promotes varied farm and home equipment under the Glenn family business in Mansfield.
John J. Newberry and Florence H. Newberry conveyance to trustee due to default on promissory notes. The sale of two hundred acres in Wright County Missouri is set for September 10, 1916, at Hartville courthouse, to satisfy the principal note, ten interest coupons, and costs. M. A. Freeman, Trustee.
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