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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1920
Page
7
In a patchwork of notes from Sunset Hill and nearby areas, residents report illnesses and visits as winter lingers. Families like the Coday, Stout, and Young households share updates on flu symptoms, doctor visits, and helpers aiding with farm tasks while neighbors swap stories of milder weather and steady routines. Local mill work continues as folks check on kin, share small town chatter, and observe everyday life.
Mrs Brenninger of New York reports trying rat poisons that kill rats but RAT SNAP prevents odors after killing. She praises RAT SNAP for handy cake form, no hand contact, and suitability for households. Available in three sizes 25¢ 50¢ and $1.00, sold and guaranteed by R A Alcorn Hardware Co Jason Drag Co Mansfield and Little Randall Norwood.
Moving service advertises 24 seven hauling of any item anywhere. The firm offers livestock transport and general moving with flexible timing and prompt pickup, emphasizing right price for every transfer.
Last week’s items report D N Moore on the sick list and improving Draper residents. Neighbors visited Aunt Lizzie Freeman, Mrs C A Dogler and Marion Letainger. Virgil Moody visited home folks. garden seeds urged. The Daily Globe Democrat ad promotes subscription rates despite higher production costs. Adress Globe Printing Company St Louis Mo. Ady
Last week's items note better weather and several flu cases in the area. The community extends condolences for Mrs. A. D. Cencibough of Mountain View. Local visits include Miss Eva Richardson and Edna Rowland at Liberty school, with several Shore and Frye family movements and cattle feeding updates around Perry Calhoun’s farm. An ad promotes White's Cream Vermifuge via Fuson Drug Co.
Last week’s items reflect quiet spring weather and community visits. Rev Walker preached Friday night at Bryant or Huffman church while Wesley Henderson visited relatives near Manefield. various residents shared meals and weekend guests. Missing health concerns include Archie Hayes improving from scarlet fever and diphtheria. School is lighter due to sickness. employment ad seeks orders for hosiery with pay per bow or weekly full time, no experience needed.
Mr J A White endorses RAT SNAP for autos stating it would have saved $120 after rats gnawed holes in two tires during winter garage time. He recalls buying lines last winter and credits RAT SNAP as the solution. Ad lists sizes 25¢ 50¢ and $1.00, sold by R A Alcorn Hardware Fuson Drug Mansfield and Little Randall Norwood.
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