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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1919
Page
5
Mansfield Produce Co announces all Mansfield houses will be closed all day Christmas Day. Steve Yates and W. W. Grities listed among involved parties.
The Odd Fellows held their Saturday session and elected officers. GW Tripp and A KE Brown were noted among the leaders with Hough Williams as P60 J. W. Brateal as secretary and Kara Dontis as treasurer.
Fragmentary message from Jasper Hensley Muskorew and others requests an enclosed chits for subsenipuian de wae valued at $1.50. The note mentions former residents and local social ties, asking readers to steer their paper toward friend networks and references to the Hood eld row Poneng Weathe.
The Hartville Republican notes a chaotic week with Wilken summoned to Culitee tin as tensions rose amid Whites af dos ter tioer Keelew Dee Watery US dn by Mira Wilsarme. A charged climate followed as grocery prices and a Gregory shock influenced voter sentiment in Rik Creek, culminating in a defeat of the proposition on the election day.
The Hartville Democrat reports varied items including J Allen hats contracting details to Fred Palmer and a January date, the death of J Richanin in Mis Heine, and notes on prominent figures from childhood days such as Burl Sanders and Bob Take at Jefferson. It also mentions sentence actions by the Supreme Court involving Charley Tumstedd and others.
Miss Tala Studale of Lowe SloRs Vale vows with Seymour groom in a Thursday ceremony conducted by Justice J Bo Miller. The bride, an accomplished young lady from Manerindd Wright county, faces a hopeful future with her husband. Also notes business changes as the Goss family resigns from a local store position and Skellon Purchases land near Ava.
Norwood route residents and guests are listed with visits to relatives in Newwood and Macomb, travel to Polk County and Kansas, amid a busy spell around a John France sale which drew good attendance despite a bad day. Local families including Shores Frye and Prye frequent gatherings and hospital recoveries are noted. Dolly Umpile appears in the closing line.
A misread advertisement discusses Thott asx Stock Remedy claimed to fix digestive roubles in cattle. It asserts the remedy will extract all food value from grain and keep stock in good condition, attributed to H M Norerons-Ady.
Olathe dispatch reports last week with winter weather and social notices. Mrs. Rindu Dragen and son Wayne spent Saturday night with friends in LM Roy's Al. Hivbha aire plans to move to Mountain Grove where property was purchased. OS Helleve land will relocate to Bath farm after buying the place. Mrs. Amoerien Watkins left for Wainwright Oklahoma to visit. Dov Gates and wife spent Monday in Mansitledd. Miksa Ethel Robertson left for Kansas City for a new job. A program and Nmis free will be held at Shiloh church Christmas Eve night December 24.
Fragmentary advertisement touts 2 A Thomas Stock Remedy to remove warns and tone conditioner claims. Mentions horses and sheep, grain feed, and vague profit without clear instructions or credible details.
The readable content contains scattered words and names but no coherent event or actions. It appears as garbled OCR with possible references to people and places, but lacks a clear incident or report to summarize into a valid news item.
A vintage pharmacy ad touts 30 cent bottle of St Jacobs Liniment for backache and lumbago. It claims quick relief as the liniment penetrates to ease pain, reduces stiffness, and ends discomfort, urging readers not to stay crippled and to buy now.
Local brief notes indicate the KE Wooley's of Mowning Five performed live on Sunday. Details are sparse in the readable text.
Elzie Owens and Miss Opal Fry married in Hartville and were joined by Alvin Long and Chirabell Fry. The couple then hosted a reception at the bride’s home with both families and friends attending.
A garbled advertisement accuses feed choices of harming hogs and profits, mentioning terms like BA Tinos leg Powder and Free your bo. The fragment hints at price or product claims without clear details.
The Mr Ladies Aid Society held a dinner at the Commercial Club rooms on Saturday. A good patronage was seen with plenty of food to eat and many pretty and useful items to sell.
A fragment notes concern over feeding drones and hens wasting feed, urging use of a remedy labeled Thomas Poultry Remedy to improve results. It mentions Sereeant Paul J Robinett of Mart Vlle visiting during the week.
An old advertisement promotes Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as a ready to use hair dye. It claims darkens gray hair naturally without detection, using a sponge or brush to apply thin strands, with effects by morning and further darkening after another use. It denies disease cure claims.
Frisco's Nebag and Deh passenger services are currently in operation. Officials note continued service reliability and upcoming timetable adjustments.
An old style ad urges readers to put a small amount of Ely's Cream Balm in the nostrils to open nasal passages, relieve congestion, head pressure, and difficulty breathing during colds. It claims instant relief without irritation and suggests asking a druggist for a better emulsion.
A fragment notes remedies for overwork and cold symptoms. It advises Hallaris Snow Liniment to rub thoroughly over affected areas with expectations of prompt relief and swelling reduction, mentioning it as a remedy across two cages and advising use of other remedies in Ady.
A long diary style narrative recounts a cross country trip from Mintonia California through Kansas Colorado New Mexico Arizona to California. It notes depots towns coal mining areas mountains deserts and orchards with descriptive impressions of scenery altitude and weather and mentions cities like Emporia Newton Trinidad Winslow Barstow and Barstow again.
Fragmentary note reads best wishes for Christina and a prosperous New Year. Signed by GW Miller with a brief closing.
Local brief notes G. 5 Burney from Rogersville was present here last week for unknown activities or events.
A British style advertisement promotes DeLacy's French Hair Tonic for £1.00, claiming it restores gray and streaked hair to its natural color, reduces dandruff, prevents hair loss, and keeps users looking young, with availability at drug or toilet counters or by direct order from DeLacy Chemical Co. in St. Louis, Missouri.
Mrs J M Pickett of Rogersville appeared here to list work, detailing projects and services offered by her business and outlining available labor and contracting options in the locality.
A flood of testimonials from Mr J Waser of Glendale Mrs Katechacyus of Middleburg and others claim Peru-Na cures for catarrh and throat illnesses. They praise increased vigor relief from rheumatism and head congestion and note Peru-Na as a dependable emergency health aid. Purchases advised in tablet or vial form.
Jasper Woods of Granite City UL writes about renewing for the Mirror Mia and avoiding mis a ropey phrase as it replaces a letter from old Ozarks friends.
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