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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1919
Page
4
City officials list aldermen for First and Second Wards with names J C Turner W A Black J A Fuso L F Livingston and health board members J B Freeman J A Fuson L F Livingston. Council meets the second Monday evening each month.
Daily trains leave Mansfield at 6 45 a m arrive Ava then return to Mansfield arriving around 10 00 a m after Frisco train 13. another service departs Mansfield at 1 20 p m arrives Ava 3 00 p m and returns to Mansfield by 3 00 p m.
Sunday school held every Sunday at 4:45 am. C A Stephens, Superintendent. Preaching on the first and fourth Sundays by Rev T B Kitzinger, Pastor.
Missouri will award medals to all soldiers sailors and marines enlisted for service in World War I. The event will be led by American Legion Posts of Hartville and neighboring towns, with Adjutant General H C Cirk possibly presenting in Hartville on a suitable date. Relatives are asked to submit names and addresses of veterans for biographical and service record compilation, as plans evolve.
Rev. John T. Younger is the pastor delivering sermons every fourth Sunday at 8:45 in the morning with G. W. Freeman serving as superintendent.
The article lists preaching services held every three Sundays with Rev T E Prall as pastor and J D Reynolds serving as superintendent. It specifies timings as morning and evening sessions on each third Sunday.
Washington notes report Congress prepared for an extra session while the Senate agreed the House could quit after finishing business. Members departed for home as senators remained, with hopes for a brief vacation before the next session in November. The piece names several members and discusses charges over appropriations and other measures.
Bible school at 45 a m every Sunday with J C Carter as superintendent and preaching every third Sunday by Kev Gecar Wright pastor. Burgeons agree first treatment is key for cure burns bruises and wounds. efficient antiseptic prevents infection and starts healing. For man or beast Bronzone! described as ideal antiseptic and healing agent. buy at druggists.
Mountain Grove hosts the tenth annual Wright County Mutual Fire Insurance Company gathering on Saturday November. The report lists company expenses and policy figures, noting over 40 farmers insured and 14 members. Officials J. Fe Gillie of Mansfield and EL HL Tavsan, Mary Gaddbergs preside with Frank A. Brett as president and A. Burton as secretary treasurer.
A calibrated embargo on stock affects cattle horses and sheep across the Ozark Southern region. The federal order forbids moving live stock except under specified conditions, threatening continued operations if imports remain blocked. Local efforts to source substitutes or reroute shipments are underway amid tense markets.
A Philadelphian named Parady, at 325 Weekly, advertises a candy factory setup. The offer promises a full supply of everything and guidance to start a candy making business in a small room anywhere, with men and women invited.
Cassidy Southwestern Commission Company is described as a leading firm in service and responsibility poised to take over with unreserved good will. The note mentions its buying and selling of livestock on the Kansas City market and orders fulfilled for shipment and purchase.
The Evans-Snider-Buel Company expresses sincere thanks for liberal patronage and pleasant relations and earnestly solicits the trade to maintain its unbroken connection in the future.
A formal statement from Cassidy Southwestern Commission Company joins in this notice to assure the trade of its responsibility and commitment to protect the interests of customers who entrust the handling of their business. Yours truly.
The Mirror reports social visits and travel notes from Joplin Hartville Seymour Fort Scott and Little Rock. It notes Thanksgiving gatherings at Jerry Oliver’s and Beulah Stephens’s return from Springfield, holiday advertising calls, and a Christmas subscription reminder. It also mentions engine trouble delaying Frisco locomotive No. 1063 and a court visit in Joplin.
John A. Dennis visited Pomona on Tuesday saying residents remain enthusiastic about all prospects. The report notes burning sand from the well when a metc is applied. Ray Saladine of Route 4 sold his farm to Coy Smith near Norwood and bought the Smith farm, exchanging locations. N Pryor Jr sold his Wolf Creek farm to Lige Jones and bought the Avery Freeman farm near Macomb, planning to move soon.
Weather forecast notes unsettled conditions in the second half of the week with probable showers. Cold early on with near normal temperatures by week’s end, generally fair overall and returning to normal temperatures after Tuesday.
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