Local Mirror notes renewals and sick list items
The Mansfield Mirror column lists numerous renewals for 1914 from readers like C.R. Borders O.F. Jury W.R Short J. W. Miller and Dr. R. M. Rogers. It also thanks subscribers Mrs S. C Musick Mrs Mary Goss G.E Tombleson and others, plus mentions new subscribers Hy Priess and Mrs T.B Fisher. Also reports various illness updates and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Goss
W. T
H.D. Norcross
Macomb
Hy Priess
Alma
Mirror
W E.park
The
J. W. Miller
Route 2
R. M. Rogers
C Musick
J.E. Craig
Embroidery Club
BE. B. Leflen
Bryant Merchant
H C.hogan
Seymour Monument
Mansfield Hotel
Ute —Advy
G.E. Tombleson
Crawford, Kans
Mansfield Drug Co
Farmer's views on rotation and dairy in Kansas and Iowa
A. L. Foorn urges Eastern Kansas to adopt long rotation cycles of four to six years, emphasizes manure on seeded sod, and compares Iowa's dairy and barn-building gains after wheat failures. He warns against weed-filled lands, suggests sowing grass seed after corn cycles, and cites dates from 1918 and 1914 while noting current overgrazing and wasted corn stalks in Eastern Kansas and Western Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Iowa
United States
Missouri
A. L. Foorn
Mysterious Garden Tonight and Tomorrow at Mansfield Opera House
Tonight and tomorrow night January 8 and 9 a grand presentation of The Mysterious Garden unfolds at Mansfield Opera House. Heavy expenses and labor have produced an elaborate show expected to attract large crowds with proceeds aiding park improvements. Tickets may be obtained locally and residents are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Beach
Opera
Mansfield Opera House
Route 2 residents endure cold weather and visits
The notes describe a Baptist meeting led by Revs. Seal and Brasher, plus a flurry of social visits across families. People named include Jack Brazeal, Amos Roy and wife, Mrs. Dean, James Brewer, Garland Ungles, Ernie Wade, Miss Vinie Hale, Paul Williams, J. W. Brentlinger, Mrs. Ada Tillman, George Crane, Ogden Riley, and others attending church, sawing lumber, and visiting in Mansfield and Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seal
Brasher
Jack Brazeal
V. W Hale
Fred Brazeal
Amos Roy
Reba
Thomas Dean
Wm. Angles
Mr.Wade
Elmer Ungles
H. D Norcross
Garland Ungles
Ernie Wade
Jay Dennis
W. Edwards
E. &. Marshal
Cecil
Mansfield
Harvey Stout
Thomas Dethridge
Paul Williams
G. W. Brentlinger
Drue Turner
Vinie Hale
Prarie Holl
L. M. Roy
Ada Tillman
Paul
Kansas
J. W. Brentlinger
G.W. Brentlinger
Albert Brentlinger
Roy Brentlinger
Charles Brentlinger, Jr
Ernest Brentlinger
G. W. Miller
Martha James
Julia Stephens
Wonderful Cough Remedy Dr Kings New Discovery Ad
Dr King s New Discovery advertised as the remedy for coughs colds throat and lung issues. D P Lawson of Eidson Tennessee endorses it as unbeatable easy to sell and effective for obstinate coughs. It suggests keeping a bottle at home for all family members and lists prices 50 cents and 1.00 with distribution by Bucklen Co Philadelphia or St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
D. P. Lawson
Eidson
Tenn
H. BE. Bucklen & Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Adv
State Insurance Chief Names Mansfield Delegate
Chas G Revelle head of the state insurance department announces W A Black of Mansfield as a delegate to a fire prevention meeting in Springfield on January 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. G. Revelle
State Insurance Department
W. A. Black
Mansfield
Springfield
School Notes Details on attendance and staff changes
Attendance remains strong with grade 1 showing perfect attendance between Christmas and New Year. Miss Keller left Friday. Mrs Hylton led her room. Senior class regrets not hiring Eudora Barlow but hopes she returns to finish the year. Mr Arnold was away. seniors ran portions of classes while Mr and Mrs Hylton covered other grades. Literary society officers named Jourdan Bogard, Corinne Hitchcock, Mae Hopper, Isabel Wallace, and Alice Tombleson. Grades 5 and 6 enjoy new library books funded by last year’s Christmas cantata proceeds of 13 dollars. Primary rooms are busy. Miss Gaskill and Miss Rippee handle workloads with help from an assistant. Officials hope for a regular teacher next year to supervise all grades, add another year to high school, and raise the school’s class status. Jan 23 is set for a patron visit day. invitations extend to Board members and many parents, with open access Jan 10–23 and Jan 19–23 emphasis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Literary Society
Jourdan Bogard
Corinne Hitchcock
Mae Hopper
Isabel Wallace
Alice Tombleson
Dairy idea car educates Ozark dairy farmers
The Frisco dairy education car in cooperation with Missouri Agricultural College stopped in the Ozarks on Wednesday to give free illustrated lectures on dairy farming. A. J. McDowell and P. M. Brandt led the talks, with many farmers attending. The drive aims at long term dairy industry improvement and anticipated growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Institution
Frisco Lines
Missouri Agricultural College
Ozarks
A. J. McDowell
P. M. Brandt
Interest in Oil Well Free Prospect Notice
In a proven oil field with oil lot and warranty deed offered for 15.00, free booklet available. Write for free book by Joseph H. Boonk at 225 Title Guaranty Building, St. Louis, Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph H. Boonk
Guaranty Bldg
St. Louis
Market Prices for Eggs Butter and Fats
The listing shows prices for eggs at 26f, butter fat at 83 percent, old hens at 9f, springs at 9F for ducks, 8F for ducks fat turkeys 14, geese and fat rabbits at 7c. Notes include green hides at 10f.
Wolf Creek winter letters note community plans soon
Correspondent writes of lingering winter in Wolf Creek, plans for spring activity, and local updates. Mentioned are sick neighbors improving slowly, John Matlock catching mumps after fifty years, Mr. Kirk caring for a baby, A D Hanks visiting his daughter, Sikes braving the cold to Sunday school, and area church movements led by Rev Light and Rev Findley. Jeff and Elmer Coday drove wheat to Mansfield, and J D Rowland clears brush. locals anticipate 28 soon and welcome new Holiness ministers and pastors to the neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Young
John Matlock
Mr.Kirk
Mrs. Kirk
A.D. Hanks
Henry Dennis
Sikes
Wm. Lahey
J.D. Rowland
Rev. Light
Jeff
Elmer Coday
Mansfield
Old Log Church
Freewill, Baptist Church
Findley
Holiness Church
James
Grover named local agent for K C O and E R R
Fred Grover is appointed local agent for the K C O and R R with T T Smythe returning to Springfield. Grover has six years with the road and understands the business. A new general manager has succeeded Mr Woods of the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Grover
K.C
Band Elects Mansfield Concert Officers for 1914
At the regular Mansfield Concert Band meeting on Monday evening officers were elected for 1914. J. B. Freeman was chosen president with J. A. Hylton as vice president, W. C. Coday as secretary and N. S. Miller as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield Concert Band
J. B. Freeman
J. A. Hylton
W. C. Coday
N.S. Miller
Notice forbids hunting on specified farms
All persons are forbidden to hunt shoot or trap on the farms of J. M. Thrkienn G. W. Miller Henry Slate W. Ashworth. Your name added for Sea week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Thrkienn
G. W. Miller
Henry Slate
W. Ashworth
Card of Thanks and Local Property Change
Card of thanks to friends for votes in a piano contest by Free man Miller Hardware Co. Ady Miss Nona Miller. C L Beach notes Charles Wallace sold a 50 acre farm to Charles Zimmer of Northwest Nebraska. Wallace is storing household goods in the concrete building next to the Mirror offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman
Miller Hardware Co
Ady
Nona Miller
C. L. Beach
Charles Wallace
Charles Zimmer
Northwest
Nebraska
Mr. Wallace
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Helen Alford
Siok
H. &. Weed
James Hight
B. F. Stone
Ordland
C.R. Borders
O.F. Jury
W.R Short
W. A. Brasher
8. C. Munick
P. W. Newton
John A.heasley
Dave Turbutton
Joseph Davis
Republic
H. G. Shanes
T.B Fisher
Nations and Ladies
F. H. Riley
Mrs. M. Riley
Clathe
Kas
Alex Moore
the Mirror
Kansas City
Weekly Star
Ste
Christian Ladies’ Aid Society
C. Hart
J.F. Newton
Route 4
Mansfield Mirror
Kansas City Star
Jacob Tyson
Wichita, Kas
Jon Raberton
Mission Temple
J.W. Brazeal
Cedar Gap
Ward B. Hitchcock
Ozark Land
J. H. Foote
Hillsboro
Ore
A. L. Moore
T. C. Peters
Seymour
Andrew Newton
G.W Denver
Avery & Stephens
W. J. Grabeel
Avawaa
Riley
Hillabeck's
Ernest Roy
Wright County
R.S. Deaver
California
S W
Cantrell
John Roy
Jackson Harvey
Flat Top
W. Va
C.V. Ashworth
G. W. Freeman & Son
Ruits
W.&. Slater
Ad Kuliner
John Hale
Neal Morton
J.T. Carrick
Near Seymour
Dr. Riley
Advy
C. A. Stephens
F. H Riley
Hartville
W. B. Fuchineron
Myrtle McClanahan
Hartville Central
Ernest Breutlinger
Mrnday
W F.stone
Miss Melle
Lydia McIntosh
Anna Foster
Oklahoma
Clay Moster
Douglas County
Dry Creek
Primitive Baptist Church
Reuben Williams
Letha Shanes
Claribel Lye
Mr. Reeves
Pansy
James Brewer
G. W. Brewer
Prairie Hollow
Brink Cool
Brentlinger
Thomas Slate
Jimmy Hight
Sukey
Dinah
Robert Seal
Elbert Seal
Mansfield Baptist Church
Charles Brentlinger
Silas Rippee
Misses Opal
Ellen Frye
Grandma Stone
Bud Walker
Henry Royal
Roy Cook
Mansfield-Otathe
W. W. Hale and Son
George Crane
Eudora Barlow
Ogden Riley
Charles Miller
Alice
Miss Keller
Mrs. Hylton
Cass
Mr. Arnold
Market Report
Wolf Creek
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