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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1916
Page
6
Annie Stewart of Boston testifies tonaline cured seven year stomach trouble with indigestion gas headaches and insomnia. She claims rapid relief, renewed appetite and better sleep after two weeks use and urges readers to try the product sold by all good druggists with a guarantee.
St John Lind Timber Co v J C and R B St John venue change from Christian county verdict for defendant motion for new trial filed continued amended motion for new trial filed by plaintiff affidavits due by Feb 15 counter affidavits by March 15 The Citizens Bank vssume judgment by agreement for plaintiff possession of sheriff's return plaintiff waives damages for wrongful detention Texas County v Charles B Linville venue change from Shannon continued R F Marler v KC O S and Frisco R R damages continued Commercial Bank v T L Beckham appeal from J P continued J N Claxton v AH Lagib et al continued Commercial Bank v Victoria Rayborn continued Co M Mitchell v Paramount Church Cemetery Association second judgment for plaintiff for 10 dollars
Public health style advice urging readers to drink large amounts of water to "clean" kidneys and reduce backache. It touts a home remedy named Kidneco and claims it neutralizes urine acids, ends bladder weakness, and supports kidney function. The ad urges regular dosing with meals and bedtime water, plus general hydration.
Advertises a weight loss regimen promising painless, rapid fat reduction without dieting or exercise. Claims open air and a nightly dose aid digestion and burn excess tissue, urging weekly weigh-ins and to continue treatment until fat is reduced. Encourages all to try the unnamed product.
Fragmentary OCR shows several civil disputes with parties including A C Anes Jessie Ames Mary Olive Lee Sherman Lee Roy L Stigall Della Stigalls W C Shannon and Milton S Barr. Details on actions, degrees or outcomes are not fully clear in the readable text.
Judgment for the plaintiff granting possession of the described land as stated in the plaintiff's petition. The court orders quiet title and transfer of rights to the plaintiff, enforcing the relief sought in the petition.
Travérie City resident Mrs Edwards recounts an 18 year battle with liver trouble and says that six 25 cent packages of Thedford's Black-Draught cured her after doctors advised surgery. She urges others to use the remedy for liver stomach and bowel disorders and notes extensive past use and safety.
A record of numerous civil actions including quiet title decrees for plaintiffs McGuffey and Wheeler. partitions ordered with sale for cash. several judgments by agreement and orders of sale renewed. various cases of divorce, new trials, and appeals noted in Mountain Grove and surrounding counties.
Fred Rusan, convicted last week in Springfield on forgery, was sentenced to two years in the penitentiary by Judge Johnson. Hartville’s Collector Deelard completed November’s abstract showing receipts of 11,070.76 with higher expenses than last year. Wright County charges tax paid by Gen. W. Preed noted, with partial figures for the week.
Two marriage license notices list Arthur and Brimley and Golda I Smallwood, both of Mountain Grave, as applicants. The records indicate formal intentions to wed, naming the parties and residence.
Marry Latéan and John Wen, both of Calonel Everett, along with Hensley and Anna M. McCleary of Hartville, listed as parties in a local notice.
Dr GL Mirmer decides to settle in Hartville and practice medicine and surgery. A farmer by training, he graduated from Karnes Medical College in St. Louis and has five and a half years in St. Louis National Hospital and six months as surgeon for Missouri Pacific railroad. Mrs Wilson returns from Colorado after the sudden death of her eldest sister Mrs Kimm, who died of pneumonia after a brief illness. Mrs Kimm formerly lived in Mountain Grove and is remembered by Wright County citizens. Mrs Hiller of St Louis visited here with Mrs Wilson for the funeral.
The Mansfield Mirror issued a twenty page Christmas edition last week praising the paper’s quality while noting Mansfield bans some wood advertisers. George Samuel visited the town as G. Warren Post and Mrn. Grove Journal referenced local coverage.
An aging advertisement touts Dean's Kidney Pills claiming relief from backache headaches and dizzy spells. A resident named Mrs. H Britton of Aanaton Me testifies the pills eased irregular kidney function and aches, urging readers to buy the product at 60 cents from dealers. Foster Milburn Co propagates the claim from Buffalo New York.
The Missouri State Poultry Experiment Station official has resigned to become manager of the poultry department at Oak Hill State, operating three farms in Wayne County, Pa. The enterprise holds about 1100 head of young stock and 180 old stock all Barron White Leghorns, with strong business prospects. Fair News notes W A Bink’s premium list for Mansfield Missouri used eye catching ads and cuts to boost interest. Otto Tarburton retires from Craig Nebraska.
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