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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1914
Page
6
A report from Poroftica Ma notes a second-planet matter entered. Advertisements were inserted in the Opers Miiuee Meck West Side Byuara Air until ordered discontinued.
Winter weather continues as residents pass through sickness and visits. Charles Royal returns from Springfield. Chris Tyson and Walter Beach from Mansfield stop by. J D Reynolds of Mansfield visits Macomb. Miss Matie Short at Fagan School. Lizzie Gass and Ethel Robertson listed as sick. Ernest Williams and Lu la Morton wed Feb 10 at bride’s home. Ezra Roy visits. local church services announced by Rev. G Chadwell. Sunday school every Sunday. SUNSHINE
A Buffalo New York man named Paul Matholka praises Dr King’s New Life Pills as the king of all laxatives and a blessing to his family. The ad urges readers to get a box at druggists or by mail from EF Bucklen Co Philadelphia or St Louis.
Teachers examination will be held at Hartville and Norwood on March 7 Friday and Saturday. Examinations start at 9:00 a.m. and 1:40 p.m. both days and end at 12:30 and 4:00 respectively. Applicants write by number from receipts, pay fee, and get receipt before the day. Subjects: day one morning geography language algebra orthography. afternoon grammar arithmetic literature reading. Day two morning civil government U S history agriculture advanced science. afternoon physiology writing pedagogy advanced history. Signed John M Carter Co Sapt.
Slogans tout a patent medicine claim that Chilberlain's Tablets can cure chronic constitution. The ad promises relief, mentions a quarter price, and notes availability at all dealers as a generic consumer drug notice.
The State of Missouri Wright County Circuit Court April Term 1914. Plaintiff Rhea Cook seeks dissolution of bonds of matrimony with Jesse J Cook. Defendant not a resident. Publication ordered in Mansfield Mirror with next term dates and filing instructions. Court clerk Joan N Pryor Jr seals the notice.
Southwest Missouri's Springfield Republican offers a two for one bargain during MW14 with one old and one new subscription at $4.00. Regular price is $400 per year. The paper claims same day delivery, dense dispatches, market reports, and colored Sundays. Orders can be placed via local editor, postmaster, or mail to Springfield, Missouri.
In proven oil field this notice advertises free interest in an oil lot with a warranty deed for $15.00. It invites readers to write for a free book and provides contact for Joseph H. Boon at 225 Title Guaranty Building, St. Louis, Missouri.
Special mail offer from Ratekin Seed House Shenandoah Iowa gives readers a free Big 1014 Illustrated Seed Book and a sample of Diamond Joe's Big White seed corn claimed to yield over 200 bushels per acre. Includes information on corn varieties seed potatoes grasses clovers alfalfa and other farm seeds with guidance on growing large crops.
The Springfield Missouri Republican offers a both daily and Sunday spring sale with one year for ten dollars and a regular rate of one hundred dollars. During the Margin Period two subscriptions may be bought for the price of one. Subscriptions may be placed with the local editor or postmaster or sent by money order to Springfield Missouri.
An old advertisement offers a postpaid copy of SONGS THE PEOPLE, a 15 page song book with national state and home songs. Readers are asked to send names and addresses of friends and mention the paper seen in the notice. The item is mailed from Dayton, Virgie.
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