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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1922
Page
3
Citizens hear discussion on township government and the push to resubmit the proposition to voters under Art isle Road Laws 1918. R D Berry argues for township organization and ward dissolution, calling for residents to elect officers and align districts for cost savings and efficiency.
Advertisement urges buyers to look for Bayer on genuine Aspirin packaging or tablets for trusted relief. Claims aspirin is prescribed for colds headaches neuralgia rheumatism earache toothache lumbago with small twelve-tablet tins priced at a few cents and warns against non Bayer products.
Olatha residents Leonid Roy and Roy Robertson were seen at James Letsingers and George Shirts venues respectively. Mrs Dora Robertson A C Roy and family and Mrs Mary Click visited Roys. A L Babb of Macomb preached at Huffman school bus Sunday. Mrs Homer Roy rests at home. Paul Williams visited Olathy Thursday.
Fragments show Mes. Will Miler and Mrs Frances Seal with Miller kin hosting Sunday visitations. Mentions of Delia Miller Haul Moles and J B West families, and a Ceorre Cross event near Macomb. Unclear names and dates appear amid a rural social roundup with road names and neighbors.
Mrs VE Shinpings on sick list this week. Turbutton and family visited Wormer Turbuttons Saturday. W.S. Roper returned from Kansas visiting his daughter. W.S. Gaskill and wife visited her brother William. Nita Tripp spent Saturday night with Beulah Crippen. Mrs. EL Slinpaugh and children and Mrs J Pool visited on Sunday. Lelah Tripp called at Ton freennns Sunday. Charley Myers visited his father, Mr. Bo Williams, Saturday and Sunday. S.C. White Leghorns healthy range flock advertised at $4.00 per hundred ready for delivery.
A traveling man notes druggists often ask if a cough medicine is for a child or adult and largely recommend Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for children. They claim it is safe, cures colds, croup, and whooping cough with no danger.
Rev. Chirley Findly preached Sunday at Mr. Moses church. Ben Christner and wife dined at Ernest Millers. O. R. Gray of Macomb visited. community notes highlight kindness and enduring affection.
Order of publication informs unknown heirs and others of James M Brixey deceased of a mortgage cancellation case in Wright County Missouri. The Mansfield Mirror is designated to publish weekly for four weeks prior to the April 1922 term, with the clerk certifying the notice as a true copy.
A reader from Middle Grove New York extols Chamberlains Tablets as the neatest and most pleasant medicine for indigestion and constipation. The product is praised for its charm reducing griping and avoiding unpleasant aftereffects. Melard F Craig endorses its effectiveness and pleasant taste.
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