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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1919
Page
3
An OCR fragment presents a jumble of transit schedules and officials. It lists Friggo Lines timetables with East Bound and West Bound trains, no. 108 and no. 102 passenger runs, connections to Bold Pass, and daily departures excluding Sundays. It also mentions stops and arrival times between Munstieidss and Mansel with several names including Kevin Lane Meietictteners and Rev Hieenger.
A Norwood Missouri message offers a $500 reward for information leading to the conviction of the person or persons responsible for the death of Hilton Raney. The ad requests assistance from anyone who can help identify the culprit and secure a conviction.
Fragmented text from a local page fragment mentions names and events without clear context. It references religious figures and schedules, with sporadic day references and unclear affiliations. The readable material is insufficient to identify a coherent event or outcome.
The notice lists 1.0 Carter as Superintendent and Rev. Queer Wright as Pastor, announcing preaching every second Sunday and a Ladies Aid Society meeting on a weekday afternoon.
A fragmented historical sketch attributed to General Marvel outlines a fictional or stylized WWI era struggle. The text lists obscure terms like TAO poues and ZOD loeten thons, alongside references to Cloth bo mals and Windfaldies, with unclear provenance and dates.
Guo Bb PkeeMan provides an ad like snippet about farm loans with emphasis on low rates and immediate processing. The fragment mentions no clear entities, dates, or locations.
Norwood residents note multiple soldiers returning home from the US Army including Karl Hobs Clarence Vaughn Clarice Hart and Chas W Alexander Frank Pope and others from Wright county in Oct 1917. Local business moves and community notes follow with influenza illness Rob Calhoun and Miss Jaac Brod among those mentioned.
Dr C S Hanby lectured on the Assyrian and Ruining countries last Friday evening drawing teachers and students. Dr W I Rogers spoke Wednesday morning on delivering the goods with anecdotes. Red Cross sewing, Ava basketball teams to play at Mus field court Friday. Robert Duzi r and Lois Rod nett enter 3d grade Monday. Rubey Medley absent two weeks. Students and teachers to contribute to Armenian relief Thursday.
A quiet wedding took place in the recorder’s office at Hiartyylie on Tuesday at high noon. Aherwan Jons and Miss Zacia Light were united in marriage by Rev I J Gideon of Hartye. The groom is son of John Jones of Norwood. the bride is daughter of Rev Light of Mansfield. Recorder H C Shelton and wife witnessed.
A pleasing program of unusual merit was presented at the Nugget Monday night under the Community Lyceum Bureau course with PTA sponsorship. The audience praised the varied program. Ithacans member F H A Crew spoke after recently transferring from Dun Fenston Kansas where he belonged to the 10th division.
The James A. Harper Supply Co in Kansas City Missouri seeks black walnut kernels and hickory nut meats. They pay per pound and will cover post charges. Remittances are made immediately upon receipt of meat.
A long wartime missive from Clifford to his family details daily routines, faith, and hope for return. He laments delays, asks about home, and asks relatives to stay strong, sending regards to maman and Posie while praising the Lord for protection.
Special For This Week describes farm items for sale and listing of acreage, crops, livestock, and buildings. Included are a 4 room house, barns, other outbuildings, 4d heifers, yearlings, doped sows, and cows with good water. The notice notes 82 200 and terms on 3500 of that Mansfield Missouri.
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