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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1920
Page
4
A speaker identifies Craig as seeking a loan source for farms in the Douglas Wright region. The note emphasizes access to well improved properties and implies favorable terms for suitable lenders or investors. No specific dates or figures are provided.
The document records city officials including Mayor and health officer Dr J A Fuson, aldermen in two wards, and the health board with J H Preeimian and Livingston. It also lists street commissioner J M Carui'l and police judge Turner, plus multiple passenger and local freight train arrivals with times and line numbers, all signed by L F Livingston, Agent.
Daily schedule details train departures and arrivals between Mansfield and Ava with stops including UK and Maustelil. Notes show service on non Sunday days and connections with other trains, listing times such as 10:00 a.m. departures and various arrival times, though OCR garble renders some station names uncertain.
Sunday school meets weekly with C A Stephens as superintendent. Services are scheduled for the second and fourth Sundays, with ministering by Rev T B Mitainger. Pirations and times are listed in local notices.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church holds worship each Sunday with Rev John T Younger as pastor at 9:45 a.m. with J W Freeman superintendent. Bible echoes at 8:40 a.m. weekly with D C Carter supervisor and Rev Oscar Wright assisting. A sermon at 5 a.m. on Sundays follows preaching duties by Rev T KE Viral and J Reynolds as superintendent. Church of Christ conducts Bible echoes at 8:40 a.m. Sundays with D C Carter supervisor and Rev Oscar Wright pastor.
The Rev Oscar Wright pastor of the Springfield church delivered a Sunday sermon at the Christian Church, addressing the congregation and delivering spiritual guidance.
A vintage advertisement features J A White urging auto owners to use Rat Snap to protect tires after a winter rat damage claim. The maker claims RAT SNAP prevented further tire holes and notes a prior purchase and installation, though details are fragmented and local business mentions appear.
December brought three new titles by Wiss Lauckers praised by The Counter Gentleman. The first, Param'n Hearts Are FHlapplest, explores Benton county farming and pure bred stock. The second profiles the Northwest Arkansas apple industry, the world's greatest apple orchard. The third covers the Arkansas sheep industry with a substantial accompanying check. Additional literary plans for the writer are noted.
Mrs Brenninger, of New York, endorses RAT SNAP as the only rat poison that prevents odors after killing. The handy cakes are easy to use with foods, keeping hands clean. Three sizes 250, 400, 500 guaranteed by R A Alcorn Hardware Co and Jinson Drug Co of Manhattan and Little & Rene of Nowwanil.
Classified notice for dairy cattle sale listing fresh and sparing cows including Jerseys and Short Horns. Ads mention papers available, grade Short Horn, and phrases suggesting verification and contact for details.
A distressed OCR fragment promotes a home cold remedy named Paper’s Cit Compound. It claims fast relief within hours and warns that other doses can trigger severe symptoms. Product details, costs, and ingredient mentions appear in garbled text.
Fragmentary voice proclaims a grand self image of rulership and power. The speaker asserts authority, mourning, and lasting renown while invoking Pericles in a stylized, archaic theater of governance. The text blends names like Walter, Sovege, Lander, and Agpasta with dramatic declamation.
Fragmented OCR text mentions various names and places such as Mile, Eisen, and Crane with scattered references to events. It reads like a collage of personal notices, dates, and places, lacking coherent narrative or clear actions. The piece mixes possible names, locations, ages, and times without forming a distinct, reportable item.
The Rev Daniel Sylvester Tuttle bids the Episcopal Church mobilize for Reconstruction, urging 62,000 in funds and labor to expand operations at Kane and abroad. He cites 100,000 enlisted across the United States under the banner of a nation wide campaign endorsed by the church's triennial convention in Detroit. The Patriarch’s zeal marks a century of effort guiding the movement.
A vintage ad promotes eczema relief claiming deep action below the surface. It touts a blood-based remedy with decades on the market and urges readers to write to a department in Atlanta for expert views on individual cases.
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