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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1920
Page
2
N J Craig offers money to loan on well improved farms in Feithn er Wright or Douglas counties. Contact N J Craig for terms and arrangements.
Partial OCR lists train numbers and directions with times and destinations. Mentions No 101 passenger, No 241 local freight, No 103 west bound, No 102 passenger, No 240 local freight, No 104 passenger. Station: Livingstone. Aven:
Daily bus plus for Sunday services and church events. Passenger car times list departures from Mansfield and arrivals at Ava with afternoon rides. Sunday school meets each Sunday at 9 45 a m. C A Stephens announces September sermons and Rev T B Kitzinger serves as pastor.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church preaching schedule incl Sunday services at 9 45 am and 145 am, Sunday school and evening services. Pastors Rev John T Younger Rev T E Prall, with superintendents G W Freeman and J T Reynolds listed. Wright as pastor at Wingehool location.
Public notice warning farmers that disease among livestock is spread by rats and urging pest control. Advertisement for RAT: SNAP products sold by RK. A. Alcorn Hardware Co and Puson Drag Co at Mansfield and Little Randall of Norwood.
Hartville county court orders wage and salary items, road and bridge actions, road official appointments, and annual financials. Summaries include surplus transfers, mortgage satisfactions, highway engineer vacancy, and road funding decisions with references to officials such as JD Carter, J A Randall, and H J Schofield, plus court actions on licenses and local warrants.
A fragment notes a review of alleged ages and a reference to web seas between twenty one and older. The unreadable text limits precise details but indicates a discussion of age ranges and online concerns. Further context from the original article would clarify who is involved and the exact scope.
The ad promotes Freezone a tiny bottle sold cheap at drug stores. Apply drops on corns and hard skin on the feet then lift away. It claims the underlying skin stays pink healthy and never sore or tender.
Warrants issued for L W Cottengim regarding unpaid taxes or fees as details remain terse. Limited readable text notes a levy action and warrants connected to the case, with no further context available from the fragment.
Old time remedy promotes Hamburg Breast Tea as a safe inexpensive vegetable cold cure. Drink a tablespoonful steeped in boiling water, once daily or before bed. Claims to open skin pores relieve congestion loosen bowels and break a cold. Contains no synthetic ingredients and is offered at pharmacies.
An old fashion pain relief ad touts St Jacobs Liniment to ease rheumatic aches in joints muscles and bones. It claims quick relief by rubbing the tender spot with a 30 cent bottle sold at drug stores. The copy ends with a garage truck supplies note.
Bayer aspirin appears in a Bayer package with directions for relief of colds pain venlache neuralgia lambage and arthritis. Rayte denotes genuine aspirin prescribed by physicians for nineteen years. Tiny tin boxes of 12 tablets cost a few cents. Aspirin is a Bayer trademark manufactured in Monocetonia with salicylic acid.
An ad describes Diamond Dye as a simple home dye kit for women to color wool silk cotton and mixed fabrics to any shade, using one dye package to revive worn clothing.
An itemized ledger of county expenses includes supplies, salaries, and payments to individuals and vendors. Notable entries cover burial supplies, jail provisions, overseers salaries, labor, road work, furniture, stationery, and miscellaneous services with amounts ranging from a few dollars to over hundred dollars.
An advertisement asserts Ballard's Snow Liniment provides powerful pain relief for acute rheumatism with three sizes offered at 50, 75, and 1.20 dollars per bottle. Boldly Fusene Drug Co. Ad.
Hartville Democrat notes Jones has purchased a stock of merchandise at Odin Rotlein, previously from Hartville, now with Craughon’s Business College in Springfield. He has accepted a stenography position with Attorney Love of Dallas, Texas.
General forecast shows generally fair conditions with frequent temperature fluctuations and modest changes in conditions across regions.
E F Stanton of Hiyant Springs Poultry Farm traded 400 pigeons to Wheeler Cros of Scranton Iowa for a Chevrolet car. Stanton has added five white leghorn hens and one rooster to his flock, purchased for 800 at Springfield.
The St Louis Globe Democrat offers including Sunday at 7.00 per year with club rates of 6.65 each for three or more. TheDwihy Globe Democrats is offered at 4.00 per year or 3.50 with three or more. Readers urged to send in orders promptly to Globe Printing Company Publishers St Louis Mo.
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