Pleasant Flat Weather Delays Sun as Local Notes Reach Out
Damp weather slows outdoor work but residents look for sunshine. Rev. W H Moore’s mother Mrs M A Moore of Wetumka Okl visiting her son and family. Misses Carrie Moore Golds Tharp and Charles and Perley Tharp on vacation at home. Road crews resume work Monday to finish culvert. Chester Tharp expected back this week from long-term absence. Miss Burnett closes a successful term of school her first year. Fred Justice to leave for Chanute Kansas to resume Santa Fe railroad work. Neighbors regret loss but wish them well as they move on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Moore
M. A. Moore
Wetumka, Oklata
A. Wiliams
Hope Soo
Chester Thary
Coburn druggist praises Chamberlain Cough Remedy
A Coburn Kentucky druggist, J. J. Jones, says he has used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in his family for seven years and found it the best cough medicine he has ever known. He notes that customers speak well of it and he himself would likely use it in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. . Jones
Coburn
Aido
Wayside Gleanings Holiday Greetings and Social Notes
Last week items note glad tidings and visits. Miss Gladys Snyder and Chester return home for holidays with a Springfield friend. Students at Springfield business college come home for holidays. Mrs Wehr and relatives visit the J B Greenwood home. Church teen group meets first and third Mondays at the Baptist church and second and fourth Sundays at the Methodist church. Macomb Christmas and New Year wishes extend to Mirror readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Snyder
Chester
Springfield
Mirror
Macowb Christian Endeavor
Baptist Church
Methodist Church
Macomb Methodist Church
Poultry Pay With Bo A Thomas Remedy Ad
Make poultry pay with Bo A Thomas Poultry Remedy which promises to boost egg production for winter lay. Ad highlights the product’s claimed ingredients and urges readers to invest in healthier flocks this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bo A. Thomas
M. Noreruss
Missouri Crops See Sharp Wheat Acreage Drop
Missouri farmers reduce wheat area by about 49 percent from 1918, with total seedings around 4.6 million acres. Reports from T A Lagan and Jowell Mayes note lower yields and cost shifts, including fertilizer use and labor wages, as drought and conditions influence harvest prospects across counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Lagan
United States
Buveau
Jowell Mayes
State Board of Agriculture
Writ County
Digestive Aid Claims From Chamterkeln Tablet
An advertisement touts Chamterkeln’s Tablet for bowel movement relief and appetite improvement. It asserts it strengthens digestion without pepamn or other digestive ferment, enabling the stomach to perform its functions naturally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thug Chamterkeln
Alan
Fred Wood 1887 1919 Hartville area obituary
Fred Wood born October 8 1887 died near Hartville Dee 14 1919 after eleven weeks typhoid fever. Son of ex sheriff W S Wood and wife he lived in Wright county. Survived by wife Allie Dugger four children, his parents, one brother Guy Wood Hartville, six sisters in California and Missouri. A progressive farmer and merchant, school board president, Republican central committeeman. Funeral December 16 at Bethel church with Rev Gideon. burial Bethel cemetery. Hartville Republican
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wood
Hart Ville Dee
W. 8. Wood
Wright County
Allie Dugger
Guy Wood
Hartville
Aslaterg
Jack Bune
Elsa Bohannon
Springfield
Hattie Absher
Maude Smith
Cree Benton
Verb Smith
Tulare
Calif
Republican Central
van Buren Township
Bethel Church
Gideon
Bethel Cemetery
I. 0
O. F
Chamberlains Cough Remedy aids crouped child care
No great act of heroism is needed to treat croup a mother should keep Chamberlains Cough Remedy at hand and use it at the first sign of croup. The remedy is within reach and prompt and effective according to the advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croup
Chamberlain
J Reece Deckard and Verna Mingus Wed in Hartville
Hartville Democrat notes the marriage of J Reece Deckard to Verna Mabel Mingus at the brides parents home near New Grave on Sunday December 21. Deckard, a former Wright county collector and longtime teacher, and Mingus, a respected local teacher, will live at the Deckard home eight miles southwest of Hartville after a brief wedding tour.
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Wright Co. Mutual Insurance Co
A. C. Barton
Ser
Mt. Grove
Hartville
Democrat
J. Reece Deckard
Verna
Mabel Mingus
Posey Mingus
New Grave
Deckard
Hog Powder Ad by A Thomas for TD
A penny saved is a penny earned as this ad urges using TD A Thomas Hog Powder to keep livestock healthy. It claims fewer diseases by removing worms and acts as a tonic and conditioner marketed by H. M. Norcross in Ady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TD. A. Thomas
HH. M, Norcross
Ady
Quiet wedding ties Lizzie Han cock to Tel Cox
The marriage occurred Sunday at 2:20 at the home of Mr and Mrs W C Bishop 744 Grant Street with Rev Hallowerton of Grant Street Baptist Church officiating. The bride wore a gray traveling suit and was unattended. A congratulations dinner followed with out of town guests Miss Spence of Seymour and Miss Ruth Turner of Mansfield noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Hancock
Tel Cox
W. C. Bishop
Grant Street
Dhllowerton
Death of Hiland Hogeboom in Dorset Vermont
Hiland HW Hogeboom a longtime resident died suddenly December 16 1919 at his Dorset Vermont home. He leaves a daughter Mrs Jennie M Johnson of Dorset and three sons Edwin Joel KR of Dorset and Horry KR of Beawnville NY. His wife died March 7 1818. Burial was in Maple Hill cemetery of Dayad. Funeral services were conducted by the Modern Woodmen of America with whom he had been an active member for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiland HW. Hogeboom
Maple II
Dayad
Modern Woodmen of
America
Main Difference Between Farris Colw Heme Dy and Others
Fragmentary notes discuss handling animals and a child administering something without drenching. Mentions cattle and a Good foy blond in Mo Notorous Advertisement. Details are unclear and disjointed.
Glass of Real Hot Water Before Breakfast Craze
Slogan backed health column urges daily intake of hot water with limestone phosphate before breakfast to cleanse stomach liver and bowels. Claims improved appetite and overall vitality, promotes internal sanitation for all, noting small cost and wide appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viwik
Heavy Meat Eaters Have Slow Kidneys
An old health note warns that regular meat consumption can stress kidneys by producing uric acid. It suggests using lemon juice and Jamon juice with Lithia water as a home remedy to flush kidneys, neutralize urine acidity, and prevent bladder irritation and kidney complications.
Hatfield Couple Visited Town This Week
R V Hatfield and his wife were in town during the week, drawing local attention as they toured the area and met residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R, V. Hatfield
Wife
Darken Gray Hair With Sulphur Compound
A vintage Cure for gray hair describes mixing Tea and Sulphur to darken hair and restore luster. It promotes Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound as the natural looking darkener to use with a sponge or brush, claiming quick results and added shine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyeth
Rat Snap advertised as guaranteed rodent killer
An old advertisement promotes Rat Snap from Fusons Drug Co. and R A Alcorn Hardware Co. Mansfield and Norwood stores. It claims no smell after use, effectiveness against rats, and varying cake sizes priced for pantry to factory buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fusons Drug Co
R. A. Alcorn Hardware Co
Mansfield
Norwood
Arkansas Travelers Medicine Ad
An old Arkansas Travelers tonics advert promotes Traveler Medicine Co product for influenza colds headaches biliousness and constipation sold as a 25 cent box at drug stores in Joplin Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas Travelers
Traveler Medicine Co
Joplin
Adv
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Bank of Mansfield
W. C. Coday
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Southwest
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City
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Missouri
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Mattie Cottengim
F. M. Huffman
W. N. Zavers
Farmers Produce
Jarrett Bldg
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Lodge Directory
Mansfield Lodge
L. O
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Hugh Williams
Noble Grand
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Groom
Cox-Hancock
B. A. Thomas
Chas
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Dawily
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John S. Bates
Mountain Groveans
Journal
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R. A. M. Mansfield
Royal Arch
NO. Craig
Craig
Farris
Fuson Drug Company
M. E. Dennis
Headrick, Okla
Gaye
Ivan Park
Lindsay, Calif
Modern Woodmen of America
Mansfield Camp No
W.A. Black
Henry Dennis
Woodmen of the World
Fuson Camp
K. 1
Riley
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Castoria
I. G. Wright
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F. A. Cole
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