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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1922
Page
4
A Springfield Missouri business offers cotton hemstitching at five cents per yard and hematitching at ten cents per yard with all cotton thread furnished free of charge. The advertisement directs readers to Specialty at 225 227 East Commercial.
Mansfield scene features visitors, sales ads, farm notices, and local updates. People like Miss Margaret Brake and Miss Agnes Short visited, while residents such as Horace Hamby and the Salsburys are noted moving to Mansfield. Items include sale offers, land for sale, farm tools, seeds, and medicines like Herbine advertised for malaria and digestive boost.
The Democratic County Central Committee met at Hartville last Tuesday to nominate a county ticket. W A Hoffarth chaired the meeting with Wim Rippee as Secretary. Nominations include Representative A C Roy County Clerk N F Gresham Presiding Judge Rufus Crews Judge North Dist Wom Jordan Judge South Dist W H Cottengim Probate Judge E W Yoakum. No nominations were made for Recorder of Deeds Circuit Clerk or Prosecuting Attorney.
A vintage health ad promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe liver remedy, warning that calomel can cause salivation and jaw soreness. It claims the vegetable tonic eases biliousness without sickness and even suits children, urging readers to switch for a quick, risk free cleanse.
Southern Missouri favored a 60 million dollar state bond issue by a large margin while North Missouri opposed it. The Howell County Gazette notes a fragmented result with regional splits and unclear outcomes for the primary highways project.
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