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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1915
Page
6
J M Canter runs as a candidate for Superintendent of Public Schools in Wright County, subject to voters will at the school election. The election date is Tuesday April 6 1915.
January 29, 115. The Freight Claim Preventive Committee meets monthly to review freight handling on the Ozark Division. Members from multiple railroad roles aim to reduce claims and improve delivery in order, with six thousand fewer claims reported in six months. The group requests public assistance to continue this effort.
A notice describes a subscription plan for The Mansfield Mirror that will extend over twelve months. It notes freight marking and packing improvements by local stores aiding shipment efficiency and mentions a committee activity moving freight between Memphis and Jonesboro with plans for a large YMCA meeting in Jonesboro and a follow up trip to Thayer.
The January report shows 226 total enrollment with about 208 daily attendance and high marks in most subjects. Students plan a Washington’s Birthday program with songs drills recitations tableaux and instrumental music while a parent teacher association may form soon.
Reported events include Route Number Three preaching twice monthly, with Rev. P. Mingus as pastor. Local weather noted as muddy after a fall risk, Earl Newton cut the back of his neck on an axe. Community visits mention Miss Verbie Fuge returning home, Tip Dixon and families visiting, and Council Bluffs departure of Pleasant Mallory. Diplomas of Honor awarded at Pea Ridge school with several graduates named. Overall health improving with some colds, and various neighbors visiting J. M. Newton and W. T. Fuge households.
A Denver based company sends a boastful prospectus promising extraordinary profits to quick learners. They seek readers willing to invest and be shown a chance to earn hundreds of percent in a year, urging a noncommittal enquiry to explore the opportunity.
Order of publication announces suit by Jasper S. Morgan against John M. Haynes heirs and assignees. It seeks to determine ownership of land in Wright County and to cancel a deed of trust. Future court date April term beginning April 5, 1915, at Hartville court house. Public notice published in Manetka Mirror.
April term plea filed by Tempa Hancork plaintiff seeks dissolution of marriage from WooA Hancork. case alleges nonresidency of defendant and warns that failure to appear by the term’s end will result in a confessed judgment. notice published in Mansfield Mirror. Witness Jown NX Pryor Jr, Circuit Clerk.
The column shows daily high and low temperatures with precipitation and day quality for Mingus Duncan, Missouri. readings indicate clear conditions Monday, cloudy days Tuesday through Sunday, and varying highs around the mid 40s to mid 50s with light precipitation. Co-op observer data collected for the Weather Bureau Climatic Service.
Mansfield Mirror and Kansas City Star announce a combined subscription offer: one year for $1.20. The deal targets readers seeking affordability and wider regional coverage from two established papers.
Petitions in Wright County Missouri seek to quiet title and cancel a deed of trust on lands in the northeast quarter of the northwest quarter, Section 32, Township 28, Range 15. The suit targets John M. Traynes and others, with defendants nonresident. publication notice urges appearance by April term starting April 6 at Hartville, failure meaning confessed judgment.
In Wright County Missouri Walter Coday sues Luke Whicker and B H Stewart by publication to divest Whicker heirs and grant the north half of the northeast quarter of Section 28 Township 28 Range 1. Defendants must answer by the next term beginning April 6 at Hartville. notice published in Mansfield Mirror. Also includes unrelated advertisement for Globe-Democrat subscriptions.
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