Route Number Three Preaching at New Hope Baptist Church
Route Number Three Preaching at the New Hope Baptist church every second Saturday and Sunday at unknown time. Rev. PL Mingus, Pastor. Reports of visits and greetings at various homes. Local social notes include neighborly visits and church attendance, with mentions of Rev Nichols and Mingus in their regular appoints. Frequent family references and minor travel details populate the day’s community recap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hope Baptist Church
Tba
PL Mingus
Trushing
Mer
Aloon
Dovrel
Pustus
Hose Newton
Bea Newton
Will Mixton
Jinde
J. M. Newton
Newton
Mie Brentlinger
Nichols
New Hope
J. P. Mingus
The Liver Regulates the Body Sluggish Liver Care Ad
An old health ad claims a sluggish liver harms the body, linking biliousness headaches dizziness and constipation to liver issues. It promotes Dr King s New Life Pills as a remedy and urges readers to try them at 25e per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Local Social Minute From Here and There
Saturday events include Mrs Spence and Mrs Frye visiting, Frye family woodwork for Frank Case, and Huggans aiding Sam White. Mabel Dugger stayed with Jim Frye. Mildred Anderson visited Friday night. Spence School welcomed guests. several others helped farm tasks and visits occurred through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Spence Eallal
Henry Frye
Charles
Joe Frye
Frank Case
Roy
Will Huggans
Sam White
Mabel Dugger
Jim Frye
Mildred Anderson
May Spence
Yerba Huggens
W. Callicott
Spence School
Priday
Marve Dennis
W. W. Fey
Joe Dennis
Joe Prye
Jim Meye
George Frye
Jim Prye
Miss Blanch Spence
Ralph White
A.W. Oberholser
Kirls
Uncle Jom
Local Doctor Praises Clamberlain’s Tablets as Best Laxative
Frank Strouse of Mrouithind Iowa reports years of use with customers who favor Clamberlain’s Tablets for constipation. He recommends them as the best laxative known, with Moe sales by all deniers Addy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Strouse
Mrouithind
Iowa
Addy
Fragmented Farm News From Wolf Creek Community
Wandering notes from Wolf Creek recount weather, farm tasks, and local arrivals. Residents speak of sickness improving, cattle purchases southward, and family movements toward Mississippi. The piece mentions Mr. Anderson, Tom Iva, Wm. Lahey, Marion Stetten, Mrs. Young, and others, with brief farm and wooding updates and requests for signatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Lahey
Marion Stellen
Rev. Anderson
Mississippi
Tom Iva
Mr. Anderson
Kirk
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Bank of Mansfield
F. H. Riley
Fuson's
Stone & Coday
P. W. Newton
Old Reliable Grocer
Young When’s Business Club
tHansfield
Missouri
OG. A. RW. Hall
HH. Riley
Ernest Coday
Cole
Tartville
Mansfield
Jake Hoover
Mansfield Livery Barn
Ava
Averege
Mansfield Hotel
Mooney
J.D. Avery
Avery & Stephens
C. A. Stephens
Mansfield Office
Book of
Momsfield
Freeman-Miller Hardware Company
Hensley & Hensley
Eagle Roller Mills
Fuson’s
Mansfield Light & Power Co
Sappentielad Jad
Gran
Nori
Herman Kingshindl
Melvin Bartley
Wheaton
Alice
Lisie Mat- Joel
Leven Land
George Mallory
Cinddaughtery
Kymel Call
Willie Prye
Roy Dennis
Wolf Creek
Dobbings
Brother Farmer
A. W. Oberholser
Sanihiy
Mia
Lahey
Tensley
Ace
Cape of Maansfield Mirren
Wad Te Tim
Mansfield Motor CO
Mansfield, MO
Texas
Triangle Oil Company
Nateons
Seratepa
Carter Building
Houston, Texas
L.o.nieder
Mansfield Transfer Co. C. A. Stephens
Uae
Public
AOR Brewer
Freeman- Miller
HarDware Company
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