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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1921
Page
2
The document lists city officials and roles including Hedrick Assessor C C Newton Aldermen M E Stephens and Davis DS Cantrell Second Ward. LFO Livingston Presider, J W Brazen Clerk, M E Gorman Treasurer, N J Craig Attorney, C L Turner Street Collector, AL Fuson Health Officer JEF Craw Dr JA Pusen LF Livingston. The council meets the secureanda evening of every month.
Train times indicate arrival Ava at 11 30 p m after leaving Frisco and then leaving Ava for Mansfield with arrival in Mansfield around 10 00 p m. Fred Ghovel listed as agent.
The Baptist church holds Sunday school each Sunday at 4:45 am led by WoL Matthews. Sermons are preached on the second and fourth Sundays by Rev. J. B. Seal, Master, with duties noted for the session.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church preaches on the first Sunday. Rev Dusyins, pastor. Botany school continues every Sunday at 8:45 a.m. G W Freeman, superintendent.
Methodist Church announces preaching services every Sunday morning and evening led by Rev Ef Little. Bundy School holds Sunday sessions under Geo. Benjamin as superintendent, with both activities listed for the community.
Church of Christ reports Bible study and worship times at W408. services held every Sunday morning. May 1 is listed as Superintendent and preaching occurs every second Sunday with Rev Gevnr Wright serving as pastor.
The Mansfield Chamber of Commerce reports regular meetings on the first Thursday night each month with a Board of Governors gathering. Officers include L. A. Johnson, president, and Oliver 13. Davis, secretary.
Congressman Shelton announces availability of the opening address by the President and the Secretary of State at the Armament Conference. He will provide the Nasal Proposal and Senate Document 77, upon request from Washington, D.C. The notice indicates a session in the Capital and invites interested parties to obtain these documents.
A vintage ad claims a preparation safely restores gray and streaked hair to natural color and texture. It urges purchase from DeLacy Cheodeai in St. Louis, offering prepaid delivery for one dollar and claiming dandruff control benefits.
Distee Salter Eating Aid suggests relief from digestion problems. Herbine claims to improve the digestive process clear impurities and restore vigor and energy. Sold by all druggists.
Hundreds of girls attend Springefield Bainess College seeking good homes. Ambitious youths write J A Jantor for details. Many aim to earn a thousand dollars over four years through business education.
Cold weather hangs on as residents note a potential warm spell. Mr D R Snyder and Mrs W L Goode called on Mrs Dora Woody near Wo Goble. Wallace Gobble and wife plan a Christmas move. Mrs Goo Webroot and family in Adrian report visits. Jor Greenwood and family, plus Greenwood households, are mentioned. A mill sighting at Sci Wollitis saw mill Tuesday. Smallpox cases appear in Macunb. Community chatter fills this brief item with scattered local names and events.
To insure and relief correct disorders take two Chamber bys Tablets immediately after meals. They will move the bowels and provide swift effects, banishing discomfort and aid in easing constipation.
All parties are warned not to hunt on the premises during the specified periods. Names listed include Oscar Moody John L Hart J W Brentlinger Mack Barlow Payton Quessenberry Marion Letsinger Coll Sutherlin W Williams. Your name will be added for the season.
Public sale announced for Thursday December 15 1921 starting at 10 a m at Lake Hoover farm one mile south of Mans field on Olathe road. Goods include livestock cows hogs White Leghorn chickens a cream separator buggy household items furniture piano organ tools canned fruit and more. Terms ten dollars and under cash. over ten dollars credit nine months on bankable note at eight percent interest. C H Fry owner Roy Dennis auctioneer G B Freeman clerk.
Public auction Wednesday December 14 1921 at 10 a m selling three head horses two dozen White Loghorns and White Wyandotts, wagon harrow plow harness saddle stove chairs sewing machine and more. Terms: cash under 10, balance on bankable notes at 8 percent interest. S. C. Rice owner. Roy R. Dennis auctioneer. Geo. B. Freeman clerk.
Mrs Laura M Hoyt of Ruckport New York writes she has frequently used Chamberlains Tablets over three years and found them splendid for headaches and bilious attacks. She notes she has taken two pills when needed and speaks in praise of the remedy.
Mrs Harris is on the sick list. Rev E H Robinson from Sedalia Mo visiting at J kt Pool's home. Miss Lela Tripp spent weekend with family. W S Gaskill mashed hand in a wood saw. S L Hensley and J Kt Pool helped VoB Shinpaugh butcher bogs. Chad Tripp and wife dined with Joe Lee Dennis. Mrs Miller visited her brother Bill Newton. Miss Jewel Hensley visiting sister Mrs Voki. Suipaug is this week.
The Springfield Business College promotes a low cost correspondence course in bookkeeping priced at 25 dollars with 350 dollars for books. Upon completion, tuition already paid can be credited toward a ship scholarship if the student enters the school. The program mirrors classroom work and suits clerks, teachers, and other workers seeking practical accounting knowledge. Letters to J A Talor, President, for personal details.
A letter by A. C. Barton argues the local paper is essential to community progress and urges family heads to contribute support via taxation if needed. He contends propaganda for public benefit should be free while private profit ads pay, supporting mutual protection and welfare.
Reynolds and Coday advertise oak lumber in bulk and various boxed dimensions for sale, listing quantity 40 000 feet and assorted sizes. The note references 40 000 feet oak lumber and boxing options, indicating a commerce offer from Reynolds and Coday.
There is more Catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put to gather and for years it was supposed to be incurable. Doctors prescribed local remedies and by constantly filing to cure with local treatment, pronounced it incu rable. Catarrh is a toes! disease, greatly influenced by constitutional comditions, and therefore requires constitutional treatment. Halls Catone Medicine, manufactured by Fe.honey & Co, "Poleda, Ohio,is a constitutional renonly ie taken to termally pack wets that thie Bled oanee Mucond Surhices of the Svetes, Ohi Lundred Dollars reward is otter for any case that Lall's Cat and Medicine foith to coe. Seid dor civentianean testimonials. KF. CHENEY & CO., Toledi, Obie, Sold by ileugyivts, Te, [hall's Family Pills for constipation, Adv.
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