Local notices and ads from Ava area weekly
OCR reads as a mix of names, renewals, sales, and local notices. Several Ava figures and nearby towns are mentioned including J. O. Miller, J. A. Meisneer, Dr. I. M. Rogers, W. C. Wright, G. CL Gage, and Mrs. Coday. Announcements include renewals, sales at Robinett's, theater dinners, and a Mansfield Hotel dinner, with various adverts for flour Polar Bear, Reynolds goods, and lumber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone
Ava
Robinett’s
J. O. Miller
Olatha
J. A. Meisneer
Reinboets
I. M. Rogers
Riley
Hartville
S.L. Hensley
Mansfield Hotel
Joe Tormer Secures Toes Tugging After Fall
Joe Tormer regained limited mobility today after a fall injuries while working for Mansfield Produce. He had been confined to his room since Saturday as doctors attended to his condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Tormer
Mansfield Produce To
Prohibition Union Notes and College Study Trend
W C T U notes from Mountain Grove where Mrs G S Burney attends the state convention as a delegate. A recent Intercollegiate Prohibition Association report says 2 500 college students in 100 colleges study liquor problems under professional leadership with potential doubling by year end. The report lists colleges where class study has begun or is starting this term and notes varying credit status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uylton
Paul
Mountain Grove
GS. Burney
Woc
Lexington
Intercollegiate Prohibition Association
Lost Item Notice in Mansfield After Saturday
A note asks Kinder to return a missing item left between the Eagle Relief Mills and the Square in Mansfield on Saturday. A reward is offered for its return. please contact this office with details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Relief
Mansfield
Old Resident A. L. Young Dies at 55 in Wright County
A. L. Young born March 17 1500 died February 24 aged 55 years 11 months 7 days Married to Mary A. Claxton they had nine children eight living Funeral at Old Log church led by Rev Wolfe with many friends attending Remains interred beside the church cemetery The bereaved wife and family receive community sympathy from neighbors
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.L. Young
Inshe
Mary A. Claxton
Martha B. Sharp
A. Young
Thomas J. Young
Lydia C. Crider
Lia FE. Young
Raymond Young
Agnes FE. Young
Alvin Young
Wright County
Lydia
Ovi Hha
Mr. Young
M. BE
Old Log
Wolfe
Mion
Seymour
Macasfield
Bro. Young
Banquet Preparations for First Annual YMBC Dinner
Preparations for the Young Men's Business Club first annual banquet are advancing with several additional guests accepting invitations. A program of machinery it will be provided for attendees and ticket sales have been highly gratifying.
County Sunday School Tour Slated for May
Wright county officers of the Sunday School Association panned a touring program to Keb and nearby towns. Only Norwood and Mansfield received points while Grovespring and Manes were skipped due to roads and distance. Hartville and Mountain Grove also faced travel and timing concerns. Meetings held were successful. tour likely to be repeated in May. Mrs Ella Hirt, County Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ss. L. Williams
State Sunday Selinel Association
Mia Hirt
Mountain Grove
Wright County
Selinel Association
M. E. Lanaveh
Sunday School Association
Keb
Norwood
Mansfield
Hartville
Ella Hirt
Trees Saved the Home Tale of a Blighted Farm Sale
A distressed man seeks to sell a barren farm with no trees or flowers but resists the idea of planting. Neighbors urge replacing the bleak landscape with trees vines and a garden to lure buyers and revive the property. The tale highlights how plantings can transform appeal and sentiment toward a home and its land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seine
John
Patie
Off Hand Observations On Rural Life And Farming
A column of humorous rural maxims and misprints about farming, horses, hay, fences, and aviators. It lampoons farmers inconsistent in weather and work, noting broken harnesses and the need for timely repairs while jabbing at opinions and money.
Mansfield Promise: Gateway to Wright County and More
Mansfield is billed as the gateway to Wright and Dotelos counties with claims of prime farming land and a standout local economy. It touts clover-railed institutions, a progressive business scene, efficient teachers, and high-quality residents, urging readers to visit for opportunity and community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
Wright Aid Dotelos Eounties
Mavusfield
Wright County
Sishonnis
Mainafield
Mansfielt
Mamsfinhd
Wright County Promises Value and Growth
Wright County touts advantages for settlers and businesses noting state poultry and experiment stations, river valleys, leading farms, developed resources, and cheap land. It claims strong growth potential, modern towns, and proximity to agricultural infrastructure in a bold promotional pitch.
Soil in the Ozarks Described for Farming and Timber
The article details Ozark soil as loamy and moisture conserving red clay subsoil with little drought damage. It notes oak timber dominant with walnut, hickory, butter, sycamore, near bottoms, and oak timber supplying sawdust and lumber. It explains log sheds, winter shelter, and practical advice for making a bed from available resources.
Obituary for Nancy M Tippee in Mansfield
Nancy M. Tippee born March 26 near Mansfield died February 20 at home in Mansfield at 63. She married S C Tippee August 1, 101. She belonged to the Re organized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints since November 2. Funeral held at M E church with Rev. G A Davis. Interment in Mansfield cemetery. Survived by husband, one son Percy, parents, four sisters, two brothers and many relatives. She bore illness with faith and Christian spirit. Condolences extended to the bereaved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy M. Tippee
Iss
Mansfield
J. H. Deaver
S.C. Tippee
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
M. Ek
G.A. Davis
Thayer
Mansfield Cemetery
Percy
Newspaper Ad: Matstiehl Mirror and Star Dues Due
The Matstiehl Mirror and the Weekly Kansas City Star announce dues due totaling $1.15. Subscribers must remit payment promptly to maintain service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matstiehl Mirror
Kansas City Star
Market Report and Local Notices
Market items list prices for butter eggs and poultry including 27¢ butter and 11 inch hens and springs with ducks and turkeys noted. The text mentions Greentides rabbits and a Mar Jones from Grand Junction Colorado moving into the Nichols residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mar. Jones
Grand Junction, Colo
We Nichols
Farm Facts and Theories by W R Gilbert Lamb Creep and Milking Tips
Farm notes discuss the lamb creep device, drying off cows with dry feed and reduced milking frequency, and avoidance of tar for udder treatment. It cites Wolff on milk cow nutrition, describes longhorn usefulness for butter and milk, and notes production ranges of 14 to 18 pounds weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Gilbert
Elde
Nature
Wolff
Planting of Strawberries by J W Kerr
J W Kerr of Maryland spoke to the State Horticultural association on strawberry planting. He favors matted raw planting with plants 18 to 20 inches apart cultivated in one direction and mulched with straw. Two years of cropping per bed is sufficient. He calls strawberries more remunerative than other fruits and notes varietal success is highly local and individual. One grower with 20 to 30 acres uses the Gandy variety on rich soil with good results, while other varieties ripen differently and may fail or profit elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W Kerr
Maryland
State Horticultural Association
BUILD SUITABLE HOG HOUSES FOR LARGE HERDS
This guide describes hog house design for large herds with east west layouts, rows of pens along a central alley, tight walls to prevent draughts, and good ventilation. Benefits include reduced disease spread and flexible placement on pasture, with various sizes for single sows and multiples.
Farm tips on soil, storage, and livestock management
Farmers discuss dragezing roads, soil packing, and weather impact on spring disking versus fall plowing. Advice covers selecting solid crops, storing produce in newspapers and barrels, and preserving dairy and beef cattle through winter, with notes on horses, mules, and corn stalk concerns.
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Johnson
Hunsaker
Lawson
Avan
W. C. Wright
Arkanes
G. CL Gage
Westhorn
Cla
Beath
Minsfield
Ode
Mabel
Opal Honver
Charles L. Edwards
Albion
Miele
Det Rippee
Washington
W. T. Petke
Preeman
A. J. Reynolds
J.D. Reynolds
Mrs
Byrom
Mineconch
Foster Perry
New York
H. M. Norcross
Ralph D. Logan
J. D. Reynolds
J.O. Miller
Macomb
Stapp
Adv
Stapp’s
W. C. Coday
Springfield
RA. McGutlin
Aurora
Williams
Ady
Cypher
J. Th. Tfreemian
Aaly
A.D. Reynolds
Pullington
Oa. W. Oberaolser
R. BR. Rogers
Visco
Mountain View
L.M. Rogers
Opera Louse
J.a.hylton
Craig
Wright
Douglas Counties
Mirror
J. W. Trageal
M.G. Hensley
Board of Education
Arthur Arnold
Hirtville
School Board
Shave
Tam
Money
W.O Funnisxeros
County Sunday School Tour
Charles HW. Meiers
Nike
Wright Couty
Guy Ether County
Ho Weielit
Wright Counnty
Wirinht
South Missouri
Yen
Wright Equinty
Minatiokdt
Tiene
The
Ozarks
Market Report
Landlowner
Tenanto
Imany
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