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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1922
Page
4
Route Number 2 reports a New Year day scene with family gatherings and social visits. The piece notes numerous residents and guests at local homes including J Wedwards, Ace Tarbution, and G W Ersthinae, plus hunting trips with Herman Williams and others. Weather mentions six inches of snow and ongoing snowfall.
A collection of small items notes cold weather and holidays with six remaining in the year. Marital news includes the marriage of Charlie Findley and Bertha Young last week. Local church attendance and visits are listed along with minor injuries from a bridge accident and a doctor called to treat wounds. Local names include D Ro Snyder Rev J Lester Creon Rev J Lester Greenwald Mrs GG Welhr Mrs Lillie Doegelis and Alfred Woody.
The Probate Court of Wright County Missouri grants letters of administration upon the estate of Orin E O Baker. Freeman administrator letters issued with bond and seal. Deadline for creditors to exhibit claims within three months from the date of the letters. Official signatures of Murrell Judge of Probate and Clerk attached.
The article explains that constipation is a stoppage of the bowels and waste removal. It recommends regular daily bowel movements and using Chamberlain's Tablets when needed to keep waste pipes open and maintain health.
Miss Beulah Stephens of Mt. Grove spent New Years with her parents Mr and Mrs C A Stephens. Baptist members met Rev Bethard at his home last Monday night for an evening. each brought a gift worth one pound. Special services held at the New Christian church on East Commercial Street with Rev C Wrights of Springfield conducting. First services in the new church were last Sunday led by Rev Oscar Wright of Springfield. The new building reflects well on Mansfield indicating strong church work with an open welcome to all seeking church and Sunday school.
Kansas City firm James A Harper Supply Co advertises for black walnut meats at 40 cents per pound plus postage for clean kernels. Remittance sent on receipt of purchase.
W N Draper is mentioned with Willis Moody road work on Olatha road last week. Francis Elizabeth arrives at the Linfer home in Kansas City Kansas on December 24. Ailing mother and baby near death. Mr and Mrs G B N onemaker visit Friday. Stussell Letsinger and child Roth return from Kansas City Sunday night. Various Letsinger Draper and Howes family visits occur on Sunday. Neighbors capture year’s end with watch of 1921 to 1922 as kids enjoy popcorn and marshmallows. Ten weeks of school noted with all working toward passing grades.
John Raymond outlines coal tar's rise from primitive by product to strategic chemical resource. He notes dyes and by products fuel diverse industries, enables home production of fertilizers and rubber, and cites Amos Fries on wartime power from chemical industry.
40,000 feet oak lumber and 10,000 feet oak lumber offered by Reynolds & Coday. Dimension and boxing of all kinds available. Contact Reynolds and Coday for pricing and orders.
Purebred hogs and high grade cattle offered for sale at Mansfield Mo. Includes two good young cows, high grade Ayrshire and Jersey, two year old heifers, three purebred Jersey cows bred to a sire, and other animals. Papers furnished with stock. buyers welcome to inspect.
An advertisement promises a cleansing wound salve Liquid Horegane that purports rapid healing. It lists a price of 0c, ue, and $120) and claims sale by all druggists, suggesting a broad drugstore distribution though the text is garbled.
Barney Chandler teaches a singing class at Lead Hill. The Hydorns and Miss Chapman spent the holiday at Jake Criders. Jake Crider and family, including Lena, spent New Years at Earl Hydorns in IE. Matney butchered hogs last week and Mrs. M A Morris did so Monday. Mrs. Oscar Rippee visited Mrs. Peacock Monday. Liza Jane.
Norwood Missouri hotel promotes newly furnished accommodations and invites patronage with special attention to commercial trade. Supper served before arrival of Frisco passenger train No 14. Mis Mattih Cottengim.
A vintage health advert warns calomel is dangerous causing bilious feelings and cramps. It promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safer vegetable substitute that cleanses the liver without salivation and can be given to children. The copy emphasizes avoiding calomel and promises quick relief and money back if unsatisfied.
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