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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1914
Page
8
Boil beef pork or chicken without salt until tender then remove bones and grind. Sauté onions and red pepper, mix with meat broth to desired consistency. Soak large corn husks, layer meat sauce on husks, roll and seal in husks, simmer in broth until cooked, serve hot in husks.
A traditional recipe describes chili con carne as a savory national dish. It instructs frying onion in fat, browning two pounds of roundsteak, preparing red peppers in boiling water, and simmering with pepper pulp and water until tender. Beans may be added, with optional chili powder to taste.
A 19th century method states for each 100 pounds of pork add five pounds of salt two pounds of granulated sugar two ounces of saltpeter and mix thoroughly Rub meat every three days with a third of the mixture Cure in a barrel or tight box transferring between two barrels as needed After final rubbing cure in barrel four to ten days then smoke Keep in a cool moist place avoid warm dry storage for best penetration of preservatives
Instructions on making pork sausages specify use of clean fresh pork and state a ratio of three pounds of lean pork to other ingredients, outlining prep guidance for safe boudin preparation.
Instructions from the U.S. Department of Agriculture on preparing sausage from shoulder or neck fat, including mixing fat with lean meat, chopping twice, and seasoning with salt pepper and sage. Tips cover use of casings, muslin bags, and storage methods with lard to exclude air.
Instructions for curing meat describe cooling the meat rubbing with salt draining overnight then packing in a barrel with hams shoulders and bacon filling gaps with bacon strips Add salt brown sugar and saltpeter to 4 gallons of boiling water dissolve and when cooled pour over meat Bacon remains in brine for four to six weeks ensuring thorough salting and curing process.
James M Brown granted property in Wright County Missouri to secure two notes. Halliburton as trustee refused to respond. The Sheriff will auction the southeast quarter section 7 township 29 range 12 at the Hartville courthouse on February 20, 1914 between 9am and 5pm to satisfy the notes and costs.
Scrapple is made by cooking fat and lean meat until done in water, seasoning, then simmering scraps in a corn meal mash. After boiling, strain and chop the meat, combine with the mash, fry in slices, and store cooled for long shelf life.
Special correspondence from Mount Pleasant reports O P Wilcox and wife improving after illness while J W Young and wife visited. Local residents attend church in Mansfield and watch new Odin to Mansfield telephone line progress. Rev J A Neve schedules Mt Pleasant services next weekend with Sunday School at 2 pm. Archie Wilcox attends Keeting school. motor car returns to roads amid agricultural lectures. Violet.
Advertises Kickapoo Worm Killer as a safe remedy for worms in children. Claims relief from foul breath dark circles fever thirst and cramps with a laxative effect aiding health. Promotes household use and 25 cent price from Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co. Philadelphia or St. Louis.
Friendship Baptist Church meets the third Saturday each month at 11 8. m. and Sundays at 11 a.m. and 7 40 p.m. Rev. W S Griffith is pastor. Sunday school every Sunday at 10 30 a.m. R Hilsabeck, superintendent. Prayer meeting each Sunday at 7 0 p.m.
The Ozark Southern Construction Company filed in Greene county circuit court seeking a change of venue from Douglas county. The petition alleges the Kansas City, Ozark and Southern Railway owes 121 91 dollars on an unpaid construction account and outlines further tribulations in the railway project.
N a J Craig seeks to loan funds on well improved farms in Wright or Douglas counties. Adv last Monday about 1 pm Sam Henderson shot and killed Henry Johns at the home of Alex Weaver three miles west of Grove Springs. Hartville Republican. We are sending sample copies to select readers inviting subscription.
District Deputy Grand Master G W Tripp installed IOOF officers at Jericho Hartville and Cedar Gay on consecutive nights. He planned installations at Mountain Grove Norwood and Mansfield on upcoming dates, highlighting a busy regional schedule.
This ad touts a Chamberlain cough remedy saying it has no opium or narcotics and is pleasant to take. It claims to cure coughs and colds and is for sale by all dealers.
A letter dated January 5 1914 from C M Tate in Odin Missouri invites Mr Black and local music students from Little Creek and Pleasant Hill to attend a planned gathering this weekend. It asks attendees to bring two music books Triumphant Hosan nas and The Songs I Love used by Tate’s classes.
At the Baptist church meetings proceed with good interest as attendees gather for ongoing services and activities.
Goodwater Missouri resident Mrs Riley Laramore describes lifelong dyspepsia and severe heartburn. After using Thedford's Black Draught in small nightly doses, distress ended in days and she no longer suffers from dyspepsia. She endorses the remedy and notes the product cleanses the system aids digestion and regulates bowels. Price 25c.
Old Sol smiles as Tyson and wife visit Norcross. Graves and families visit Robertson. Reynolds, Craig, and families guests of Shule. Robertson at Shiloh church. Frank Liggett reported better. Royal ill with measles improving. Tyson families visiting Stuberts on West. Daisy Royal improving. Oklahoma mentioned. Walter Robertson visits Roy's. Pred Short aub returns after rheumatism. Chadwell to preach at Baptist church Saturdays and Sundays. Macomb Methodist Episcopal notes services and Sunday school.
A testimonial from John R. Barker of Battle Creek Michigan claims Chamberlain's Tablets cured his heartburn indigestion and liver trouble. The ad notes the tablets sold by dealers and endorses the remedy as a permanent solution. A. L. Foote advances a new barn project in the Progress Community noting partial siding work and near completion.
Texas Wonder bottle promises relief for kidney and bladder issues in men and women including gravel diabetes and rheumatism. It claims to regulate children's bladder troubles and offers mail order for $1 with a two month treatment per bottle accessible through Dr. B. W. Hall at 2026 Olive Street St. Louis MO with druggists selling locally.
Special correspondence from Route No 1 recounts a cold week of church attendance visits, Kodak pictures, new crops and neighborhood gatherings. Folks like T B Fisher family Dennis Shane Anderson Frye Crippen and Shanes are mentioned with plans for a tacky party and potential singing school.
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve touted as unmatched for frost bite ears fingers and toes and chapped skin. Claims instant pain relief and rapid healing for skin diseases itching eczema tetter piles and related ailments with national availability through H. E. Bucklen & Co.
Dull cloudy weather notes while John Matlock is sick. Mr Shirley and wife from Oregon visit Matlock's parents. Joseph Matlock visits his brother. Luther Dugger returns from Springfield for a visit. James has a new girl from Oklahoma. Joseph Bradbury sells hogs in town. Silas Lee is ill. German Lutheran church holds service every second Sunday in German morning and English afternoon.
City officials under Mayor Clenk meet on the second Monday evening each month to discuss local governance. The regular session addresses council matters, public safety, budget items, and community concerns in a formal municipal meeting format.
Rural Missouri railway schedule fragment lists local freights Nos 240 and 241 and passenger departures from Mansfield to Ava at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m., with a 4 p.m. return, under agents Burney and Fred Grover. Marks show connections for O and B lines and line numbers 103 1040.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church offers preaching on each fourth Saturday evening and Sunday led by Rev. Joseph Davis. Sunday school is held every Sunday with G. W. Freeman as superintendent at 45 a.m.
Rev. K B Curnett serves as pastor with a $45 a.m. offering. Baptist Young Peoples Union meets Sundays with C A Stephens as president. W B Pullington announced for September activities and church schedule.
Preaching services every first and third Sunday at 11 a m and 7 p m. Pastor J J Wolfe. 945 a m J A Hylton Superintendent.
The Church of Christ under Minister W. H. Anderson conducts preaching on the first Sunday morning and evening, and Saturday evening. Bible school at 10 a.m. Weekly Bible study and prayer meeting Friday evening. Ladies Aid Society meets Wednesday afternoon. C L Beach traveled to Hartville Tuesday with Charles Zimmer of Nebraska. Everyone is welcome.
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