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WANTED 1000 cord of wood cut at Archers farm at Mansfield. Call at Archers Fara.
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Archers Farm
Mansfield
Archers Fara
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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1922
Page
4
Weather Affects Wolf Creek Social Weekends
Weather concerns in Wolf Creek noted as John Gann and wife visited Roy Gann and wife. Visits from Suse Edwards to Grace Gann and Oma Gann gatherings include Retha Adamson Elizabeth Wetting and others. Church events on Saturday and Sunday drew attendees at Oma Gann’s and Pugin seul house plan a Nagas tree program on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oma Gann
Retha Adamson
Elizabeth and
Helen Wetting
Neva Marley
Fred Gann
Roy Adamson
Ozark Breeze Spreads Christmas Cheer in Winter Musings
Ozark Breeze shares holiday wishes as winter nears. The town notes Christmas hopes, Santa expectations, and community goodwill amid local travel, visits, and revival meetings. Mentions Bill Jack and Rod Raney leaving for Memphis with a load of uiules, John Fry visiting with Mrs Shores Jr, and several dinners and hospitalities. The Ashley revival closed with five converts, while Chas Shores illness improves and the Macow Literary Society held a program. Dolly Dimple signs off.
Lead Hill Cold Weather and Social Notes
Cold weather grips Lead Hill as many residents suffer colds. Jake Crider killed a hog last week. Sam Goss and family visited his parents. Crider and youths attended Cedar Gap church. Wm Crider and Harry visited Cup and Marve Goss. Cedar Gap protracted meeting closed with about 40 professed. Rev John Killion may come to Mansfield for another meeting. Mrs Joe Goss sold a large fat hog bag to Mr Bartoff for 16 dollars. Liza Jane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Gap
John Killion
Mansfield
Joe Goss
Mr. Bartoff
Christmas Route to Editor and Neighbors
Route Number 2 Christmas to the editor and all. Crider children Norman Stout and Audria Williams recover from chicken pox. Neighborhood sick list improves except Mrs. Dave Crider and her father J. W. Edwards. James Turley family moving to Seph Letsinger place by Roy school. Ace Tarbutton family moved to Dozier place. Mrs. Letsinger vacated. James Avery returns from Kansas. Sam Smith family visit to John Roy's Saturday night and Sunday Dinah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crider Children
Norman Stout
Audria Williams
Dave Crider
J. W. Edwards
James Turley
Seph Letsinger
Roy School
Ace Tarbutton
Dozier Place
Mrs. Letsinger
Sam Smith
John Roy
For Sale: Twenty Acres Near High School Bargain Property
For sale twenty acres described as a real home under woven wire with well grown surroundings. Located four miles from the high school, claimed to be the best bargain in the state. Tems is desired.
Local Notables and Summer Work in Norwood MD
NORWOOD MD Route 1 reports Mrs Sam Chadwell visiting Mrs Thomas Harden Tuesday. Elmer Raney and family moved on Clarence Lilly place. Misses Magegle and Florence Fletcher visited Mrs Wreathy Chadwell Sunday. Ernest and Rex Chadwell begin building a new chicken house. Bertha and Bert Raney visited Mrs Jackson Sunday. Lester Jones visited Stony Point school Friday. Several in area butchered this week. Ernest Chadwell called on Mrs Jackson Tuesday after noon. R Raney left with mule load Thursday. B Chadwell returned from trip to St Ladis.
Johnson Items
Mrs Rosa Williams spent Friday forenoon at W A Henslee s. Mrs Janey Henslee who has been visitive in this neighborhood the past two weeks left Monday for her home in Waynesville Miss Cleo Campbell is staying at Haden today this week. Mrs W H Henslee is on the sick list this week. Miss Josephine Henslee spent Sunday with Miss Bessie Campbell. Mr and Mrs A Wynn and son Calvin spent Sunday at the Haden Coday home Audrey Henslee called on Juanita Henslee Sunday afternoon, Rev E Jones wife and family visited allists Henslee s Saturday night and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Williams
W. A
Janey Henslee
Waynesville
Cleo Campbell
Haden
Mrs. A. Wynn
Calvin
Haden Coday Home
E. Jones
Allsts Henslee
Turver Peacock
No Mo Rats Cake Promises Lethal Lure for Rodents
An advertisement claims NO MO RATS CAKE kills rats within ten minutes after nibbling a luminous bait. It touts a scentless, quick-drying formula that dries carcasses with no odor and warns cats and dogs will not touch it. Sold ready to use in three sizes by Fuson Drug Co Mansfield and F M Luffman Norwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuson Drag Co
Mansfield
F. M. Luffman
Norwood
Remedy for Worms Sold By All Dealers
If your child suffers extreme appetite swings watch for worms. White's Cream Vermi fuge is recommended to clear them out. Price 3b5e, sold by all dealers.
High School notes gift of American flag and holiday plans
School notes from High School recount faculty absences due to illness among students, visits by Roy and Dr Davis with talks, and a surprise gift of an American flag. Christmas trees, decorations, a Christmas program, and a quarter holiday from a large Christmas seal sale are noted along with new desks and several absences due to sickness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.C. Roy
Dr. Davis
Samulation
Roy
Mr. Roy
Mansfield Legion Banquet Celebrates 3rd Year Post
The Clarence King Post 128 of Mansfield Missouri held its 3rd annual banquet on December 19, 1922 at the O T Cafe with about 35 members and ladies present. Ray J. Brown served as toastmaster as Seymour Harmony Fiends provided entertainment. The post outlined plans to boost school activities, community service, a home or traveling library, concerts, and militant Americanism. Speakers included Mayor J B Craig and Dr A J Clark among others. Mrs J E Craig performed a piano solo and the event began with prayer and the pledge to the Flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence King Post
Mansfield
O. T. Cafe
Ray J. Brown
Seymour Harmony
Chas. H. White
Joe Fairair
Fre Wommack
Frank Bennett
American Legion
Ozark
Smong
Legion
H. J. Salisbury
Alex Salsbury
J. Lon Dennis
J. E Craig
America
Dr. H. Riley
Remedy to Penetrate Rheumatism with Bullard Liniment
A remedy that will penetrate is necessary in the treatment of rheumatism. Bullard's Soon Liniment goes right through the flesh to the bone and relieves promptly. Three sizes, 30c, 60c and $1.20 per bottle. Sold by all Dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bullard
Local attorney Ray J Brown starts new Ozark legal hub
Ray J Brown, Syracuse native and commander of the post, a Albany Law School graduate and World War II veteran, moved to St Louis then Mansfield with Misa Maud Harty to build a law practice and home in the Ozark Region. He says the American Legion and Ozark area offer a future for young people with vision and energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray J. Brown
Syracuse
Albany Law School
Albany
Co C
109Th MG
Pennsylvania
St. Louis
Misa Maud Harty
Newton
N.J
Cleveland High School
Mansfield
Ozark
Brown
American Legion
Ozark Mountain
Missouri
Arkansas
Cheese Factory Project Boosts Mansfield Effort
WA Marlatt of Los Angeles visits Mansfield to discuss a cheese factory plan in the Ozarks. With 30 years in Wisconsin cheese making and funds from multiple bankers, he aims to establish a series of factories in north Arkansas and south Missouri, starting in Mansfield with at least 300 cows and cooperative local finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
WA. Marlatt
Los Angeles
Calif
Marlatt
Wisconsin
Ft Atkinson
West
Texas
Ozarks
Fort Atkinson
Ownership notice for Mansfield Mirror weekly publication
Statement of ownership and management for Mansfield Mirror warns of bondholders and major security holders. Names include Nannie J. Davin Mansfield and W A Black Alma E Black Oliver B Davis editor Mansfield. Notary confirms sworn before A Stephens on December et 1924 with commission expiring August 27 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield Mirror
Mansfield
Det
Oliver B Davie
Mansfield, Mo
Nannie J. Davin
W. A
Alma E
Black
Manbfield
Oliver B. Davis
Stephens
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Wolf Creek
John Gann
Roy Gann
Suse Edwards
Grace Gann
Walter Matlock
Jennie Lynch
Miss Grace Gann
Luella Coday
Ida Gann’s
Daddy
Wil
Santa
Bill Jack
Rod Raney
Memphis
John Fry
Mrs. Ge Shores Jr
Ashley
Joe Frye
Dan Frye
Henry
Alice
Nelle
May
Free
Bishop
Virgil Babs
Monroe Royal
Harve Findley
Jatters
John Peye
Maye Frye
Lillie Dove
Nellie Frye
Myrtle Shores
Chas. Stiures
Macow Literary Society
C.O ‘Turner
Cora Hari
Virgil Babb
Dolly
Jake Crider
Bous
Sam Goss Ani
Wm. Crider
Harry
Cup
Marve Goss
Liza Jane
James Avery
Kansas
Norwood, MD
Sam Chadwell
Thomas Harden
Elmer Raney
Clarence Lilly
Magegle
Florence Fletcher
Mrs
Wreathy Chadwell Suntay
Ernest and
Rex Chadwell
Chnicken House
Miss Bertha
Bert Raney
Lester Jones
Stony Point
Ernest Chadwell
Mrs. Jackson
R Raney
B Chadwell
St Ladis
Johnson
W H. Henslee
Josephine Henslee
Bessie Camipbell
Audrey Henslee
Juanita Henslee
Mansfield Produce CO
Myra Hight
Kay Yates
Freshmade Community
Santa Claus
Robert Freeman
Irene MecCrite
Holroyd
Ethel Smith
C. A. Stephen
Mack Davis
R. J Freeman
Pauline
Helen Dial
Vera Peacock
Opal Crippen
Alford Brazeal
Alice Carnell, Belfern Baker and
Nora Williams
Horace Stephens
Red Cross Christ
A. Roy
Elmer Coday
George Kelley
Howard Avery
Don Livingston
Harold Stephens
Vivian Alcorn
Etta Dial
Mansfield Legion
the Cheese Factory
Clarence Smalley
Royal
Hall’s
Springfield
Hall
Walnut Streets
Mt. Grove
Wyatt's
Baro Norwood
Ava
Hartville, Mansfield, Hoover, Seymour, Fordland
W. M. Fallin
MASON
Fisk
SAM Herrick & Sons
College Street
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