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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1921
Page
4
Information on Your Income Tax Returns explains the period for filing income tax rebates from January 1 to March 15, 1922. It outlines who must file, defines net income and gross income, and lists questions to determine tax liability including profits from business, interest, rent, dividends, stock sales, partnerships, royalties, and children’s earnings. It notes penalties for failure to file.
Probate Court of Wright County issues letters of administration to Geo. F. Freeman for the estate of Geneva Baker. Creditors must file claims within six months for allowance, or within one year to avoid barred rights. seals and official dates recorded, with probate clerk Murrell Juese signatory.
A commemorative poem honors Prof. Wo HH Lynch and veterans from a Virginia meeting. It extols the treasured bronze button as a symbol of devotion, valor, and liberal education, urging continued wear and remembrance of fallen heroes and their graves.
An early 20th century notice advises taking a small amount of Chamberlain's Tablets after supper to insure heating action of the bowels and correct liver disorders. The pills are said to ease dullness and a stupid feeling that accompanies constipation without unpleasant effects.
W S Gaskill and wife visited Vac Andy Ross at his home Wednesday Robert Newton visited G W Tripp Thursday night and Friday Miss Haswell of Joplin visits her parents Mr and Mrs WH M Haswell this week Miss Ona and Cremora Freeman visited Lela and Neta Dripp Saturday and Sunday W S Gaskill and wife spent Sunday at W H Tarbuttons Mr G Hensley and wife of Kansas visiting his brother S L Hensley Others at J RK Pool Sunday Joe Lee Dennis and family W B Shinpaugh and family and Miss Dorris Hensley Miss Fiona Rippee visiting her sister Mrs Oliven Riley Saw Crippen and family dined at Mr Cassins Sunday The Womans Progressive Farm Club will meet Friday evening December 10 to elect new officers for the coming year All members requested to be present
Four people were killed and three injured when a Frisco freight train collided with a Mord automobile at the South Main Street crossing near Russell. The dead include Phillip Dobyns and members of the Dobyns family. the family home was on Reynolds Ranch, south of Douglas County near Drury. The Dobyns had just returned from town for Christmas shopping and medical needs for two younger children. The driver may have misjudged the approaching train after stopping to check the track.
The piece cautions that many recover from colds without precautions yet each attack weakens lungs and vitality. It urges readers to avoid taking desperate chances as cures exist for bad colds at little cost.
All persons who have not paid their city taxes are requested to do so at once as after January 1 1922 a penalty is fixed on all delinquent taxes. Please come in and pay before January 1 1922. C L Turner City Collector.
Willow Springs residents share holiday visits with Christy and Greenwood families. Grice Snyder visits from Springfield. new baby boy born to Meat Brotemarker couple. Christmas Eve tree, Christmas Day gatherings, and New Year wishes mark the season. Rev J Greenwood from Marionville visiting relatives.
L Dullard offers Snow Linament claiming it penetrates to bone for rheumatism relief. Available in three sizes at 30e, 60c, and 1.20 per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Norwood Missouri hotel advertises special attention to commercial trade and invites patronage. Supper served before arrival of Frisco passenger train No 104. MIS Mattin Cottengim.
Prepare now if you need funds to improve your farm or renew a mortgage drawing a high rate. Arrange your money at 3 percent, no bonus or commission. See R. J. Keeman at J. C. Shinpaugh's store.
An old time advertisement touts Liquid Borozone as a rapid healer for wounds and burns. The clear liquid is priced at 0c, 60e, and $1.20 and sold by all druggists in the period style.
For sale a comfortable house with about one acre of rich land enclosed by woven wire and a never failing well at the door. Price 65000 dollars. advertised in Netelton's edition in Mansfield Missouri. Hale Carpenter Mansfield Missouri.
Reynolds and Coday offer forty thousand feet of oak lumber for sale with various dimensions and boxing options. Contact Reynolds and Coday for pricing and delivery details.
Mr and Mrs C C Coday former Mansfield residents return to the Ozarks to visit relatives and friends after fifteen years Their Spokane Washington home and Mr Coday s railroading work are noted He says Northwest railroads handle trains of about 100 freight cars over heavy mountain grades and cites expansion plans from the era.
Advertises paid price of 40 cents per pound for clean walnut meats and parcel post charges covered. Remittance issued on receipt of package. From James A Harper Supply Co based in Kansas City Missouri.
Local agent for the American Railway Express Co. has been notified that after December 11th there will be no collection of war tax on express shipments, a great saving to the shipping public.
Good milkers noted for herd. G. B. Nooemaker of Mansfield Missouri reports two fresh cows with keifer calves at side as part of cattle listing.
Francia Blick visited Ava on Wednesday while Roy Myers and others from Spragticht to Independence, Kansas residents. Mrs. M West and M Seal with wife from California toured local kin. RL Ward of Springfield and RL Rogers of St Louis called on home folks, West Plains and Paris Rippee visited, Miss Kite Hollinestad spent Christmas with relatives, Christmas exercises well attended. H. S. Wilson and wife Ava and J Nodh Vedtor Gap attended Mosaic and Eastern Star, Norwood Mrs Smotherman transacted business, Mr and Mrs Ro L Handy received seedless orange gift box, hope for fuller box next Christmas.
Thos Sullivan returns to Atchison Kansas while Jay Tripp of Wichita visits Seymour. Miss Vivian Alcort travels to Seymour. Mrs Ko Sewers of St Low ix goes to Texas. US Goenthiao visits Mans field. Vie Jo Little of Norwood Wis. Paxson visits Sprivefieht. Lois Peach of St Lons visits here. Local leaders and contractors discuss the Monstroht Mowe tain Gaease tour and new thirt ville road construction in Kans.
At The Nugget Friday night December 50th the universal and reel feature Two Kinds of Love and a comedy A Waiting Maid. Saturday night December lst adds fourty five reel program including His Dinas Days and Movie Chats. Holiday Saturday raises price by 13 and 26 cents. six reels saved. On Friday January 27 The Fall of Babylon plays in all large cities to capacity houses.
An old warning against calomel medicines describes mercury risks including salivation liver shock and bone damage. It promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safer vegetable remedy priced cheaply and suitable for children, claiming quick liver relief without sickness or loss of days.
Fragmentary OCR text reports school dismissal and mentions individuals Dora Woody and Noddy, with unclear actions between Miarosfield and Ma camb. The passage is garbled and lacks coherent details about dates, places, or outcomes.
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