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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1922
Page
2
Local civic names appear in a brief political notice listing Mayor Marshal Jen and figures Fuge Aassessor Ayde Turner. The fragment hints at a public role or election related to municipal governance.
Passenger and freight timetable details list 1:55 p.m. 11 15 a.m. 10 a.m. 11:15 a.m. and 6 50 p.m. with entries for No 101 No 103 No 102 No 240 No 104. L Livingst on Agent.
Fragmentary timetable style note shows travel sequence from Mansfield to Ava with times and percentages, mentions Fiisco train arrival and a person named Fred Grover Avent. Source reads as a transit log with brief leg entries and no clear events or outcomes.
Sunday school every Sunday at 845 a.m. WL Matthews, Superintendent Preaching on the first and third Sundays by Rev. P. L. Relies, Pastor.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church announces preaching every 2nd Sunday with Pastor Rev. A. S. Humphrey and usher G. W. Freeman. Service time listed as 045 a.m. indicates a schedule detail for readers.
Methodist Church announces preaching services on the third and fourth Sundays, morning and evening. Rev. W A Gray is the pastor with J. W. Paterson serving as superintendent. services begin at 9:45 a.m. and include morning and evening gatherings.
Church of Christ Bible school at 459 to every Sunday conducted by D H Kay superintendent preaching every second Sunday by Rev Oscar Wright Martur schedules and contact details unavailable or unclear
The Mansfield Chamber of Commerce holds its meetings on the first Thursday of each month. The Board of Governors meets on the third Thursday. Dr A J Clark is president and Oliver B Davis serves as secretary.
Congressman Shelton urges qualified young men to apply for appointment to the U S Naval Academy Annapolis MD before January 15 1923. Applicants must have high school education or equivalent and be at least 17 with good health and character. Examinations will be held February and April 1923, with midshipmen paid 750 annually and commissioned as officers on graduation. Applications should state date and place of birth. address Representative Shelton Washington D C.
A vintage ad touts DeLacy’s French Hair Tonic for $1.00 to revive gray or streaked hair to its natural color, stop dandruff, prevent hair loss, and keep you looking young. Sold by all dealers and direct from DeLacy Chem Co, St Louis MO.
The Kansas City Journal advertises a 33.50 rate for holiday subscriptions in Springfield Missouri, with orders through local papers or direct to the Republican votive, promoting reader outreach and distribution during the season.
The text records various holiday visits and illnesses among neighbors. Mrs. Joe Lee Dennis remains ill while others such as Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Roper, Miss Jewell Tarbutton, Jenna Edridge, VE Shinpaugh family, J. Ro Pool, Tolbert Hensley and family, Homer Teabulten, L. Hensley and children, and Mrs. Herr Happilton are noted for visiting relatives, returning from North Mo, or attending celebrations during Christmas week.
Red Star and MF A Flour appear in the Mansfeld Mariners Exchange listing with prices and quantities for sale. Trade items include flour futures and related milling goods in a regional commodities market update.
A nostalgic plea extols the home Mirror and Ozark Countryman as essential weekly reads. It urges readers to subscribe for a year at a holiday rate, highlighting practical farming advice and community notices from Ozark farmers. The missive encourages gifts and describes a bundled offer with a coupon and address to obtain both papers.
Jotio William James born August 14 in Ohio, moved to Missouri in 187a, died at home in Mansfield, Missouri on December 12 at age 71. He married Louisa Mull er. they had ten children, six of whom mourn him. A lifelong Christian, he joined Cumberland Presbyterian Church. Funeral services were held at Conerhind Presbyterian Church, Mansfield, with burial in Mansfield Cemetery.
Trade card advertises a remedy for kidney and bladder troubles sold by mail. It lists price and a doctor in St. Louis for testimonials and directs readers to order from the advertiser.
A warning against ignoring colds and the risks of worsened health. The piece notes cold glands and lungs weaken, lowering vitality and inviting future illnesses. It endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a remedy for bad colds to prevent serious outcomes.
Christmas weather brings cheer as families gather across Hartville and nearby towns. Tom Pope visits father in Hartville. Stony Point teacher Roy Raney treats pupils. celebrations include Adam Hartman side supper, Christmas trees, and packages from relatives across Kansas New Mexico and California. Christmas programs at Tharp school and new home for Saw Williams noted.
L Martin of Caboul Missouri testifies Doan's Kidney Pills cured his back and kidney trouble. He praises the remedy and notes lasting relief since the recommendation. Ad appears in 1918 with Poster-Milburn Co. distribution in Buffalo New York.
The Ozark Press Association honors treasurer Prof William H. Lynch of Southwest Missouri Teachers College. He subscribes to about 115 newspapers and reads them diligently, crediting newspapers with real education. At 83, his energy stems from lifelong newspaper reading, a habit he credits for health and insight.
A short instruction advocates taking two Cham berlain's Tablets after supper to ease bowels and improve liver disorders. The remedy is said to cause a gentle bowel movement without unpleasant effects and banish the dull, stupid feeling that often accompanies constipation.
No hunting or trespassing on farms owned by M H Barlow J A Starck B F Weit J B Wisman W C Shafer C A Edwards Wan C Johnson W O Williams Chas Myers A J Wilder Mrs C A Darnell J B Harrison S Ki Spence Roger L Williams Gev Dewhirst John W Brentlinger Mrs Neva Baker J E Greenwood and son W M Hugeans J W Rowley W T Adel Ceo Benjamin Names added to this list for sets the season.
An ad notes irregular bowel movements causing discomfort and constipation. It promotes Herbine as the remedy to restore healthy regularity and mentions a price of 60e, sold by all dealers.
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