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Mansfield Mirror

Location

Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1922

Page

3

Intensive Farming Yields High Corn Per Acre In Tennessee

James McKinsey of Davidson County leads the corn club with 1276 bushels per acre, grown at 27 cents per bushel, while James Mellee of Knox County follows with 1275 bushels per acre at 20 cents per bushel. Knox County tops prizes with $90 total, compared to $75 for the state champion, per the Universe of Tennessee Extension report.

James McKinsey Davidson County Corn Club James Mellee Knox County Universe of Tennessee Division of Extension

Bayer Aspirin Genuine Warning Ad Appears on Pack

An ad explains that genuine Bayer Aspirin must have the correct package label and tablet markings to ensure physicians prescribe it and it is safe. It highlights uses for colds headaches neuralgia rheumatism toothache and other pains and notes affordable small tin boxes of twelve tablets with larger packages sold by druggists.

Bayer

Hubbles teens visit and Lead Hill meeting notes

A Lead Hill rural note reports Hubbles teens visiting Seymour neighbors J A Jass and S Matney. Debates at the Lead Hill farm club favored the negative. Property damage includes a broken window at Mrs Joe Goss’s home and pillows stolen from John Hiles’s Saturday night. Sunday school 10 at Lead Hill church with Liza Jane.

Lead Hill Farm Club Joe Goss E. Matney John Hiles Lead Hill Church

Improved corn yields with manure and soil care urged

The Memphis Commercial Appeal notes high corn yields from manure enriched plots and similar practices could boost Mansfield fields. Roe Strong grew 110 bushels per acre in Mansfield with previously poor ground. Premiums were won for clover alfalfa and egg plant at the agricultural exhibit, with calls for closer application to soil care.

Memphis Mansfield Roe Strong Strom

A Judicious Inquiry About a Cough Remedy

A traveler who frequents druggists reports they often ask whether a cough medicine is for a child or adult. For children they commonly recommend Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, praising its safety and curative reputation for colds, croup, and whooping cough.

D Chamberlain

Lead Hill Weather Update Posts Early Cold Spell

Lead Hill notes a real cold snap with unsettled air and deep frost. The snippet hints at groundhog weather lore, suggesting a late winter mood as winter lingers beyond the forecast.

Thedford's Black-Draught Endorsed by Nashville Grocer

In Nashville Tennessee grocer W N Parsons testifies Thedford's Black-Draught is the best medicine for sour stomach indigestion and torpid liver. He has used it for years and recommends it to everyone, claiming it cleanses the bowels and regulates liver function. Do not accept imitations. Always ask for Thedford's.

Thedford Teast Nashville Tenn W. N. Parsons Parsons

Infant Son of Mr and Mrs Roy Died Thursday

The infant son of Mr. and Mrs Homer Roy died Thursday. D R Gray and his nephew Bill Jacks of Macomb were in Olathe Saturday. Mrs Dora Robertson called on Mrs Lamp Letsinger. Roy Robertson had a fine cow to die Saturday. Bukis Gates wife and son spent Saturday in Mansfield with his mother. Forest Harris left Saturday for Golden City Mo. Wil Ltsinger stunt Sunday with his son M Leteinger. RUBY

Homer Roy D R. Gray Bill Jacks Macomb Olathe Dora Robertson Lamp Letsinger Roy Robertson Bukis Gates Mansfield Forest Harris Golden City Mo Wil M. Leteinger Ruby

Order of Publication in Wright County Court

Zack Wolpock and Samantha C York sue in Wright County Missouri for cancellation of a mortgage on land described as Lot 27 29 16 and the heirs of James M Brixey are named as defendants unknown to plaintiffs. The suit seeks to cancel a 1894 mortgage to James M Brixey securing 21000 and is set for April 3 1922 at Hartville court. Publication ordered in Mansfield Mirror weekly for four weeks.

Wright County Missouri Zack Wolpock Samantha C York Plantis al Nees James M Brixey James M. Brixey Henry Orman Sarah Orman Recorder of Deeds Office Circuit Court Janes M. Brixey Recorders Office Wright Co Mp Hartville Mansfield Mirror Mansfield Marstiied Mirror State of Missouri County Wright Jack Bane Circuit Court of Wright Co

Chamberlain's Tablets for Indigestion and Constipation

A testimonial from Melard F Craig of Middle Grove New York praises Chamberlain's Tablets for indigestion and constipation. The ad claims the medicine is pleasant to take, works like a charm, does not gripe, and leaves no unpleasant aftereffects.

Chamberlain Melard F Craig Middle Grove N.Y Hill

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