Ratered at a cut at Mansfield Mo
Claas Mallen is reported to have been cut at Mansfield Missouri in a brief local update. No further details are provided on cause or injuries.
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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1914
Page
6
Claas Mallen is reported to have been cut at Mansfield Missouri in a brief local update. No further details are provided on cause or injuries.
Special correspondence reports AL Millers moving to a new home this week with well wishes. Several social visits noted including Ralph Tarbutton with Oscar Estus, James Brewer and wife visiting Fred Dennis, and Mrs Will Tarbutton with daughter Jewe visiting W S Gaskill. Various visits praised, Stella Gaskill staying with her sister, Lizzie Roper near Seymour, and Lola Miller at a singing event No. 5. Singing at No. 5 on the first Sunday evenings each month.
M W A officers for Mansfield Camp 3%45 elected for 1914 include J B Freeman Venerable Consul T J Slate Worthy Advisor N S Miller Banker Henry Dennis Clerk J B Rippee Escort Ezra Dennis Watchman Dree Turner Sentry J W Brentlinger Manager Dr J A Fanson Physician Installation set for Saturday evening January 17.
An advertisement asserts deafness cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated constitutionally. It links deafness to inflammation of the Eustachian tube caused by catarrh and offers 100 dollars for any catarrh deafness case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Includes a circular offer and product pitches for Hall's Family Pills.
Last week Mansfield and several other cities on the Frisco lacked telegraphic service as instruments were cut and phones used amid a threatened strike. About 400 telegraphers were discharged. A compromise restored service and G. B. Burney was appointed acting assistant superintendent of the Ozark division.
In a caustic appraisal the editor denounces Menace of Aurora Missouri as filled with lies about priests and Catholic institutions. He catalogues false claims and accuses Walker of spreading mendacity to foster Protestant prejudice and social division.
Mrs Li Da Dewey of Milwaukee praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for years of use with her children and herself noting relief from coughs and colds including croup. The remedy is described as pleasant and safe for young children and widely sold by dealers including Dr Burdett and J W Pitts in Ava.
Christmas has passed with wishes for a merry season and a bright 1914. Local items recount arrivals from Oklahoma, hog shipments to Mansfield, and a new Bee Press paper in Antrim. Social news covers visits, a watch party, a phone meeting electing a local president, farm chores, and school trips, all chronicled by Topsy.
South Missouri expects more sunny days, while Deneil Burns returns home from a visit in North Missouri. Fay Williams returns to Ava to resume school after Christmas, and a new bridge at the water tank near the KC O and 8 R R E is praised as an improvement. KR R& with Skelton returns to KC O and 8. Alice Miller travels to Kansas City with her mother for a visit. Oscar Moore and Delbert Worth buy the Holiness church at Spring Center to convert into a residence on their farm, following their recent purchase. A Rock party by Mrs. Everett Williams drew guests including Charles Arnett Louie Miller Edna Garr Bessie Lillie McCrite Walter Daves Fay Williams Bob and John McCrite for a pleasant gathering. A notable tie yard remains at Alwanda.
An advertisement from the C I Rowan Drug Co of London Ontario claims a harm less remedy for bed wetting and urinary control issues. The firm offers a 50 cent package prepaid and free to Mansfield Mirror readers and urges readers to share the cure with family and neighbors.
H G Cunningham renews for Elmer Cunningham Q M C Sco field Barracks H T.
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