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Newspaper

Mansfield Mirror

Location

Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Feb 24, 1916

Page

6

Wild Goose G W Deckard Trip and Local News Notes

Wild Goose G W Deckard made a business trip to Hartville Thursday Otto Dedmon visited her parents L J Rushing and wife Sunday Mrs G W Mackey is sick The Knob Telephone Co has the line up to Seymour Mrs Verba Blankenship spent Sunday with Grandma Dudley School began at Mt Olive Monday after a two weeks vacation Chas Miller has Fred Thompsons store building almost completed Mrs Win Gilbert spent Tuesday with her daughter Mrs Mabe Dixon JaKay

G.W. Deckard Hartville Otto Dedmon L. J. Rushing G W. Mackey the Knob Telephone Co Seymour Verba Blankenship Grandma Dudley Mt Olive Chas. Miller Fred Thompson

Sloan's Liniment Promise Relief for Sciatica Pain

An advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment as a fast acting remedy for nerve and muscular pains including sciatica, rheumatism, lumbago, neuralgia, headaches, sprains, and bruises. It claims easy application without rubbing and broad usefulness for various aches.

Sloan

Chimney Corner Chimes Weather and Local Calls

Mesdames Mary and Reuben Williams called Monday at J W Edwards. C V Ashworth spent Monday at J W Edwards. Mrs Harrie Williams and son visited Paul Williams Sunday. Roy Buckhannen visits Will Letsinger. Visitors Sunday at Jim Letsinger s included G W Brentlinger and many others. J W Brentlinger, L S Rucker, Herman and Amos Williams visited. Jack Horner.

Mary Reuben Williams J. W. Edwards C.V. Ashworth Harrie Williams Paul Williams Roy Buckhannen Will Letsinger Jim Letsinger G. W J. W. Brentlinger Link Letsinger Samp Letsinger Seph Letsinger Marion Letsinger Tom Dethridge Jake Starne

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised by Ohio Woman

Mrs Amanda Tierhart of Wayneafield Ohio says Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has been used on her family for twenty years and has never failed to cure a cough or cold. The ad notes the remedy is widely available.

Chamberlain Amanda Tierhart Wayneafield Ohio

Public Sale Notice For 251th Bills Printed

BM Sappenfield has bills printed at this office for a public sale the 251th.

BM. Sappenfield

Heart Remedy claimed to cure young girl problem

A raw testimonial from a widow describes her thirteen year old daughter nearly dying from heart trouble and then being claimed cured by Dr Miles' Heart Remedy. The note asserts widespread success and urges others with heart symptoms to try the medicine, noting the firm’s guaranteed remedy and widespread availability through pharmacists.

Obi Mulew Iso Miles

Exterminate the Saloon Program At Co P Church

Christian Endeavor gathers Sunday Feb 27 at 6 45 pm in the Company Church. Subject asks why and how to exterminate the saloon with Habakkuk 2 14 as scripture. Leader Alice Tombleson leads discussions on saloon locations Missouri harms and improved laws.

Alice Tombleson Beach Tripp Burney Missouri Peters St. Louis Miss Gaskill J. A. Hylton

King's New Discovery Promises Cough Relief for Children

For a child’s cough and cold, Lr. King's New Discovery is advertised as best. Made from pine tar with soothing balsams, it is claimed to be mild laxative to expel poisons and antiseptic to kill cold germs. The notice urges prompt treatment for coughs and colds, stating it helps adults and the elderly too.

Lr. King Lt. King

LeftOvers Singing at the Chapel and Crews

Left overs singing at the chapel each Sunday evening led by Hud Hawilton Bud Rushing and his wife visited P. J. Wells and wife Sunday. Floyd Howard visited Jake Howard Sunday. Delia Baty broke her leg last week. John Mackey of Seymour spent weekend with Carl and Scott Mackey. Thursday night Frank Gas kill's friends treated him to an old fashioned charivari. Robert Ward left Saturday for Solivar. PROGY SHORT.

Hud Hawilton Bud Rushing P. J. Wells Floyd Howard Jake Howard Delia Baty John Mackey Seymour Carl Scott Mackey Frank Gaskill Robert Ward Solivar Progy Short

Three Chamberlains Tablets Relief Bilious Attack

A health note describes a bilious attack with severe headache coated tongue and digestive distress. It advises taking three Chamberlains Tablets, claiming prompt and effective relief, noting they are obtainable everywhere.

Chamberlain

Lead Hill Sunday School and village activities schedule

Lead Hill hosts Sunday School at 10 a.m. every Sunday with preaching on the 1st 2nd and 8th Sundays. Young People's Union Band meets Tuesday evenings, singing Thursday evenings, and farmers report plowing for outs. Local notes mention visits among residents including Mrs. Miller, Mr. Scott in Kentucky, and travels of Mrs. Tarburton, Mrs. Goss, and Mrs. Nichols among Prosperity and Webster county communities. Alan was born to John Jobin and wife Fel on February 17.

Lead Hill Young People’s Union Gordon Heasley Miller Mr Scott Kentucky Fred Grover A. E. Tarburton Raina Nichols Prosperity Joe Goss Goss Mountain Grove Jacob Crider Webster County Alan John Jobinson Fel

Norwood Residents News and Court Actions Report

Norwood residents report Dan Bradshaw struck in the eye and likely to lose sight after a brush pile incident treated by Dr. Van Noy and H. F. Burton in Springfield. W S Calhoun returns from Kansas City. W. S. Elrod seeks flood insurance adjustment on a partly destroyed dwelling. Squire Graves court busy as John Hitchcock and R Reeves face fighting charges. circuit court set for April 1. Unrelated illness sends Uncle Billy Hopper to Springfield for treatment. California trip plans and road conditions improving as motorists resume travel. Wm. Lawson buys a 40 acre farm northwest of town from Elrod. McBride of Nebraska visits with Elrod. Farmers Mutual Telephone Co. lines mostly working. Pennington repairs remaining lines.

Frank Bradshaw Springfield van Noy H. F. Burton W. S. Calhoun Kansas City Elrod Billy Hopper Fox Creek Robert Purtle Jett Lewis H. M. Smith California Wm. Lawson Iowa W. S. Elrod Mr. McBride Nebraska Norwood Farmers’ Mutual Telephone Co Pennington

Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Constitutional Remedy

An advertisement claims catarrh is a constitutional disease and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio. The product is taken internally, with a money back offer of one hundred dollars for any failing case, and circulation and testimonials are requested.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio

Hartville shipper moves two carloads of cattle to St Louis

Howe Steele of Hartville ships two cars of extra fine cattle to St Louis on Saturday night. The cattle brought seven dollars fifty cents per hundred pounds.

Howe Steele Hartville St. Louis

Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsed By Local Resident

A local reader from Mountain Grove Missouri reports he suffered years with kidney trouble and back pain. Doan's Kidney Pills gave relief, reducing dull back ache and headaches and improving ability to stoop or lift. Endorses the product and urges buying at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY advertises the remedy.

Dean J.T. Anderson First St Mountain Grove Doan Mr. Anderdon Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y

Old Lady Feeling Fine Cardus Testimonial From Cobden

Kate Metz reports his 52 year old mother, troubled by cramping and headaches, improved after using Cardus three times daily. After four bottles, she no longer suffers severe headaches and her stomach is stronger, allowing almost any food. The letter urges other women to try Cardus.

Cardus

Hills and Mountain Sunday School at Mt. Pleasant

Sunday School attendance at Mt Pleasant’s Hills and Mountain group noted with regular visits. G W Tripp visited Ann Rippee, Nerce Hall and wife visited John Eldridge, Miss Lela Tripp visited Miss Della Gashill, and John Poort and wife visited C R Minkr on Sunday.

Mt. Pleasant G. W. Tripp Ann Rippee Nerce Hall John Eldridge Lela Tripp Della Gashill John Poort C. R. Minkr

Tomato Growers Sought to Expand Factory Output

Farmers are urged to sign contracts to supply more tomatoes for the factory this year. The company states they bought all tomatoes last year and will repeat the purchase, with W. A. Pallington at the furniture store handling signings and contracts.

W. A. F Pallington

To Exchange Crow unimproved Kansas City lots for Kansas land

Exchange notice offers one or more unimproved lots in Kansas City for land in Monroe Topela Kansas. No price provided. Details suggest a private sale or swap arrangement between named parties seeking property exchange.

Kansas City Kansas Land Monroe Topela Kansas Ady

Minster Needham Preaches at Mansfield M. E. Church

Reverend J W Needham of Seymour led a regular appointment at Mansfield M E Church with Mrs Needham accompanying him District Superintendent J W Borah preached in the evening and conducted the quarterly conference.

J. W. Needham Seymour Mansfield M. E

Norwood Social Roundup Highlights Weekend Visits

Norwood residents enjoyed pleasant spring like weather as neighbors shared time with families. Crippen spent Sunday with Mr Moberly and wife. Dr Calhoun of Norwood visited John Prye’s home. Leota Frentlinger of Mansfield visited relatives, and James Windley and wife stopped by their son Oran’s family. A crawd party surprised Mer Brand Friday. a large crowd attended the singing at John Woody’s Tuesday.

Will Crippen Mr. Moberly Dr.Calhoun Norwood John Prye Leota Frentlinger Mansfield John Mrye James Windley Oran Cuil A Crawd Mer Brand John Woody Roy Slate Dan Strong John Stacy and Son FE. B. Churchill Rhoda Slate Albert Slate John Bessie Churchill Addie Baker Tom Baker Jerry Pierson Cora Moore

Flat Rock Sunday School and Local Social News

Flat Rock holds Sunday school every week at 2 30 pm with prayer meeting Sunday evenings. Preaching planned on the second Sunday next month by Hiram Goss of Lead Hill and Miss Minerva Wilson. Local notes include marriages, visits, and social gatherings at Flat Rock and nearby families. Billy.

Flat Rock

Chamberlains Tablets Endorsement Ad Claims Constipation Relief

An advertisement extols Chamberlains Tablets as pleasant to take for constipation. It asserts the medicine works gently and feels natural, so users may not realize it is a drug. The ad notes availability everywhere.

The Bible on Sabbath Observance preached at C P Church

Rev Joseph Davis preaches Sunday at the C P church with morning subject The Bible on Sabbath Observance. A heavy cold in the lungs often leads to fatal results. Ballard's Horehound Syrup is recommended for relief and restoration. Prices 25c and 1.00 per bottle, sold by dealers.

Joseph Davis C. P Ballard Adv

Rev J M England Preaches at Baptist Church Sunday

Reverend J M England is slated to deliver the sermon at the Baptist Church this Sunday drawing on parish traditions and aimed at congregants seeking spiritual guidance. Members are invited to morning services and fellowship after.

J. M. England Baptist Church

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DR. Miles Henry Farnham Spring Valley Minn Sciatica Atexas Wonder E. W . Hall Olive Stree Fa Dsvgaieta Milge Medichl CO Iknart, Ind Christian Endeavor Program Roberts & Elder Kanning Ko L. E. Cote M. E. Church Everysbody Warden Hiram Goss Minerva Wilson Cedar Gap John Stacy Homer Moore Douglas County Ova Charles Baker Ed Churchill Oscar Slate Marie Stacy Inez Moore Ova Balzer Will Loyallis T.B. German Joplin R. M. Rogers Flat Rock School Billy C. P. Church At the Baptist Church Astori Poe Sunmale Sigetalike LW Mue Rieves Elea Feiek Bears Castoria Florida Gulf Coast of Texas Frisco Fred Harvey Cou A. Hilton J. L. Long & Sons J.l.long & Sons Walnut Street Campbell Electric Bottling CO Pringfield Kansas City Weekly Star THE Weekly Star
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