Aldermen list and transit schedules from town meeting
Aldermen and duties listed for First Ward J Turner and W Black, Second Ward doctors Fuson and Livingston, and other officials. Monthly meeting set for second Monday evenings. Train and freight schedules show West Bound passenger and freight times, with agent names L Livingston and Red Grover and Mansfield departure at 10:00 a m after Frisco arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ©. Turner
Black
J. A. Fuson
Livingston
J. A.puson
J. W
Ae Aterson Atarmmey
N. J
Craig Stree
Roe Strong Collecor — c. L Turser
Board of Health
Jfe. Freeman
Tr Jafus
LF. Livingston
Baptist Church Sunday School and Services
Sunday school held every Sunday at 9:45 a.m. with A Stephens as superintendent. Preaching occurs on the fourth Sundays. Pay T B Bisinger is the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Stephens
Pay
T. B. Bisinger
Oumpte land Presby Church Sunday School Note
Oumpteland Presbyterian Church holds Sunday School each Sunday at 9 45 a m with Pastor Dugegi and G W Freeman as superintendent.
Methodist Church Notice of Services and Sunday School
Preaching every third Sunday morning and evening. Reverend J Graves, ascor. Sunday school every Sunday at 9 a.m. Superintendent George Benjamin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Graves
Ascor
Hunday
M. Geo
Benjemin
Church of Christ Sunday Service Notes
Readable church notices show Bible echo at 0:45 a.m. with D. H. Key as superintendent. Prominent preaching times and names Bev and Or ar Wright appear in the fragment, indicating a Sunday gathering and speaker lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF Christ Bible Echoe
D. H. Key
Bev
Ar Wright
Seven Day Scentists Bibs Study at G A R Hall
A weekly meeting titled Seventh Day Scentists Bibs Study is planned at the G A R Hall every Saturday at 2 00 PM. Joba K Clar is listed as a contact or organizer for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bibs
G. A. R. Hall
Joba K. Clar’s
Early spring gardening and fruit bloom notes
The piece praises planting lettuce radishes onions and early potatoes while noting the Ozark Mountain region suffered a late blizzard last Friday. The freeze will benefit fruit crops by delaying blooming and preventing damage to peaches and strawberries.
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Ozark
Park beautification plan to boost town life
Citizens praise baseball and band while outlining improvements. They propose cleaning and reseeding the park, planting flower beds, improving the premises, adding gravel, and tidying surrounding streets to create a more attractive, welcoming town space.
Mansfield plans for builder and loan association
A movement in Mansfield aims to form a builder and loan association with both home capital and outside support. Plans discussed include building about a dozen rental houses or selling them on installments, addressing a critical housing need to attract more families to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
Mansfield Chamber of Commerce Meeting Notice
Reminder for the Mansfield Chamber of Commerce regular meeting next Thursday night March 3 with emphasis on strong attendance. Encourages nonmembers to join and highlights the value of unity between farmers and businessmen for mutual support.
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Mansfield Champer of Commerce
Strawberries Prompt Local Chamber to Form Association
A progressive north side farmer praised his near acre patch and giant sweet berries, claiming American fruit outshines others he’s seen. He urged the Chamber of Commerce to form a strawberry association, hinting at better local culture and markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Side
Chamber of Commerce
Dixie Power seeks White River dam permit near Cotter
William White River project leader W V Powell reports in conference with the federal water power commission that a permit to erect a dam and power plant on the White River near Cotter Arkansas is likely to be granted when the commission meets Friday The 204 foot high structure will back up a lake about 150 miles long with power output comparable to the Keokuk dam and will serve Kansas City Memphis Muskogee Tulsa Little Rock Fort Smith and other towns according to Powell
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W. V. Powell
Dixie Power Company
Federal Water Power Commission
White River
Cotter
Ark
Keokuk
Powell
Kansas
DeLacy's French Hair Tonic Promises Gray Hair Loss Help
An advertisement touts DeLacy's French Hair Tonic as a pleasant effective preparation for gray and streaked hair. It claims to restore natural color gradually, destroy dandruff, and prevent hair loss. Sold for $1.00 at department stores or via DeLacy Chemical Co. in St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeLacy
DeLacy Chemical Co
St. Louis
Funeral for Charles Vinton Alfred ends life at Mansfield
Charles Vinton Alfred born June 24 1902 at Ainsworth Iowa was the only son of Mr and Mrs IT Alfred. He passed away at Mansfield Missouri February 16 1921 after a prolonged illness. He had been an invalid for some time and his death is mourned by family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Vinton Alfred
Alfred
Ainsworth
Iowa
Mansfield
Danderine Promises Dandruff Cure and Glossy Hair
An advertisement touts Danderine as a hair treatment that removes dandruff and stops hair loss while making hair appear fuller and shinier. The text also notes a funeral held for a man, with his family named and services conducted by Bro. Jim Pope on February 17 at Bryant cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laverna
Ella
Elsie
Bryant
Jim Pope
Bryant Cemetery
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Favored by Mothers
Chamberlains Cough Remedy is a favorite with mothers of small children for colds croup and whooping cough. Its pleasant taste and prompt cures have earned broad good opinion. It contains no opium or narcotic and may be given to babies as well as adults.
Local notes show visitors and travels across towns
Balsley on sick list. C B Harrison back from Wyoming. Wayne Stone back from Miami Oklahoma. J J Rabey sold residence to Mr Kiser of West Plains. Claude Andrews of Tarkio visiting parents in Douglas county. Mrs Ellen Smith returned to Kansas after visit to F M Young's. M Hodges and wife and mother in Springfield during the week. Cecil Hoover of Kansas City visiting his parents. Mrs A C Stice of Cabool visiting daughter Mrs Clyde Cunningham. Emmett Quillen and family from Norwood spent Sunday at the J E P home. Mrs Wm Fuge returned from Kansas. Clovis Cunningham of Cabool in Mansfield visiting brother Clyde. R G Norcross and wife returned to the farm after illness. Mr and Mrs J J Marshall of Gallion Ohio visiting. Springfield Business College seeks 100 young women to live with families and work for board while studying. Mr and Mrs C A McCombs of Marshfield visited to attend local basketball games. Marshfield High vs Mansfield notes: Friday close game 31 29 Mansfield win refereed by Yeowan. Saturday 80 17 Mansfield win with M F Hyde as referee. Marshfield boys praised for sportsmanship.
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Marshfield High School
Mansfield
Yeowan
Norwood
M. F. Hyde
Marshfield
German's Barn Burned In February Fire Losses Reported
On Friday February 18 around 10 p m the barn owned by Thomas German burned destroying feed a span of mules several horses and cows with an estimated loss near 1500 dollars and no insurance In a separate matter State versus Atlas Hunsaker and wife charged with incendiary misdemeanor was heard in Justice W T Fuge s court Attorney M J Craig represented the plaintiff Prosecuting Attorney John T Pope and Attorney Arthur Curtis represented the State Judgment favoring the defendants with costs assessed to the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. German
State
Atlas Hunsaker
W. T. Fuge
Atty
M. J. Craig
John T
Wintery spell after summer warmth in Macomb area
Rev C N Findley and A J Miller spent Saturday at Oscar Moody's. Miller married Mary Clifton at Rev Findley's home and they will live near Macomb. Oscar Moody and family visited Earl Gray and his mother. Ethel Findley stayed with her sister Miss Findley. Otto Moody visited his father. Mrs J C Botorif is sick and a doctor was called. Tom Slate visited Jason Hight's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. C. N. Findley
A. J. Miller
Oscar Moody's
Miller
Springfield
Mary Clifton
Findley
Macomb
Oscar Moody
Earl Gray
Ethel Findley
Mrs
J. C. Botorif
Tom Slate
Jason Hight
For Sale Local Furnishings Bargain Event
An assortment of household and shop items including a heating stove cook stove dining tables twelve dining chairs three refrigerators soda fountain and fixtures counters and more will be sold at a bargain See J C Shinpaugh for details and location information.
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J. C. Shinpaugh
Olathe News Personal Notes and Local Moves
Miss Alma Draper spent Wednesday night at L N Rays. Elmer Walker is now working for Paul Hedrick. Cephas Letsinger is moving to the Dozier farm. Mrs Dora Robertson was a dinner guest Tuesday at the C W Towe home. Ralph Robertson visited his uncle Jason Ray at Vera Cruz. Leonard Ray teaches the Shilo school. Ernest Miller his wife and son Ray spent last Sunday with L N Davis. Leonard Ray and Ralph Robertson were in Ava last Tuesday.
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Dora Robertson
C. W. Towe
Ralph Robertson
Jason Ray
Vera Cruz
Ernest Miller
Ray
L. N. Davis
Wayside Gleanings Recaps Local Happenings
It snowed Saturday but Sunday Sun shone and welted most of the snow. A Farmers Club meeting was held in Macomb Saturday night. Mrs. Louella Christy was in Mansfield Thursday. Berton Gobble reentered Mansfield schools after several weeks due to a broken foot. Chester Snider attended the ball game in Mansfield Friday. Mr. and Mrs. J Greenwood moved to a new house recently. their son Will and wife will live in their former residence.
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Farmers’ Club
Macomb
Louella Christy
Mansfield
Berton Gobble
Schhool
Cascarets Ad Claims Gentle Night Catharsis
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a pleasant harmless laxative for stomach and liver relief. It promises a smooth night’s sleep with active bowels by morning and claims it causes no griping or inconvenience. It targets children as a preferred camly remedy available in 10 25 or 60 cent sizes.
Quiet Home Wedding Unites Lizzie McKinney and Henry Stewart
A quiet home wedding was solemnized at the home of Mrs. Emily Brotemarkle on Sunday Ped 13 when her granddaughter Miss Lizzie McKinney wed Mr. Henry Stewart. The ceremony took place at 2 o clock and was performed by Robert Morton. Miss McKinney was one of Maccomb's Sunday residents.
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Emily Brotemarkle
Lizzie McKinney
Henry Stewart
Robert Morton
Miss McKinney
Maccomb
Industrious Young Farmer Mr Stewart and Family Move
School workers and a jolly girl among the young people. Mr Stewart is an industrious young farmer with many filenods chari varie them at his home. On Monday night Mr and Mrs Stewart left Friday night for Garden City Missouri where they will reside with congratulations and best wishes.
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Stewart
Effects of Constipation on Body Systems
Constipation blocks the sewage system of the body leading to retention of waste and potential blood poisoning. Do not neglect bowels, and use Chamberlain's Tablets for relief. Avoid drastic cathartics as they deplete water and may worsen constipation.
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Chamberlain
Flat Rock Notices and School Report
Asa Wade visits at the W N Draper home on Sunday. Neighbors and families attend, with mentions of calls to Hutelingon Kansas for a relative. Prairie Hollow residents discuss sales, moves to Texas, and community improvements. Flat Rock School reports 33 13 16 average daily attendance, one month left. expectations for good grades and teacher return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Black
Russell Lotsinger
W. N. Draper
G. B
Poddy
California Syrup of Figs Advertisement Evasion
An old style medicine ad warns mothers about a laxative product. It touts California Syrup of Figs as safe for a feverish, constipated child while cautioning against imitation bottles and dangerous substitutes. The copy urges using the genuine product to avoid harming tender stomachs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Walnut kernels wanted by James A Harper Supply Co
Gather black walnuts and ship kernels to James A Harper Supply Co in Kansas City Missouri. Pay per pound and cover parcel post charges. Market subject to change. Any quantity from 6 pounds to several barrels accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Harper Supply Co
West Ltd
Kansas City
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Mewes
Wen
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Wirror Pirnishing CO. Ligire & Sdavis
B. Dav's
Mansfeld
Clam & U
Tee
Mareti
J.B. Freeman Verria
Oe Stront
Tatla
Tim
ABLES
Ron
L. F Livingston
Ozark Southern
Frisco
Auris Lineseveeva
Red Grover
Oumpteland
Dugegi's
Acheol
G. W. Freeman
Methodist Church
William White River
Col, Roy Dennis
Breder
Alg
Barton
Farmers’ Mutua Fire Ins. Co
Mountain Grove
J. R. McIntosh
Hubble
St. Louis Street
Missouri
Ward B. Hitchcock
Norwood, Missouri
Mattie Cottengm
Chamberlains
Balsley
C. B. Harrison
Wyoming
Wayne Stone
Miami
Oklo
J.J Rabey
Mr Kiser
West Plains
Claude Andrews
Tarkio
Douglas County
Ellen Smith
F. M. Young
M. Hodges
Cecil Hoover
D. W. Hoover
A. C. Stice of
Cabool
Clyde Cunningham
Emmett Quillen
Florence
J. E. P. Today
Wm. Fuge
Fred Fuge
Clovis Cunningham
Cabool Enterprise Press
Clyde
R. G. Norcross
H. M. Norcross
J. J. Marshall
Little Son
Gallion, Ohio
Springfield Business College
C. A. McCombs
Marshfield, Mo
D.H. Kay
Otto Moody
Olathe News
Alma Draper
L. N. Ray’s
Elmer Walker
Paul Hedrick
Cephas Letsinger
Dozier Farm
Leonard Ray
Shilo
Ralph Robertton
Ava
Dr. Miles
W. T. Norcross
West Commercial Street
Mansfield, Missouri
Lodge Directory
Sedalia
Centennial Committee
R. A. M. Mansfield
Royal Arch
J. E. Craig
C. A. Stephens
Chester Snider
Muansfield
Ano
Bart
Jene Beaoreio
Asa Wade
Ernest Lunds
Be, Hydorn
Mrs. Nanemaker
J. 0. Turley
Claude Clause
Hutelingon
Turley
W. ON. Draper
Mrs. Russell Letsinger
G. B. Nanemaker
C. A. Dosier
Texan
Prairie Hollow
E. A. Strout Farm Agency
Hugh Williams
Mansfield Furniture Co
P. A. Carter
Jim
Mansfield Produce Co
Iowa Cream Separators Co
L. Turner
L.A. Johnson
T. F. Lenhart
Miller & Young
M. R. Miller
T. J. Young
J.D. Avery
J. H. Stephe
Mansfield Shoe Shop
H. J. Douglass
City of Man
Grove Marble Works
Mountain Grove, Mo
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