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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1917
Page
8
A lengthy classified notice lists numerous properties and trades across multiple states. It describes farms, houses, and land in Missouri Ohio Arkansas Colorado and other areas with prices from 500 to 9 000 and requests trades for Missouri land or farms in various sizes and conditions.
In Macomb the revival persists with Rawleigh’s medicine agent reported in the area Monday. Jobo Woody and his wife welcome a baby boy born June. Edith Schafer travels to Springfield for the Normal Prayer meeting at the Macomb Methodist Church each Sunday night.
Mrs J D Reynolds installed Crescent Camp No 1043 Royal Neighbors of America officers on Tuesday night with Mrs C L Beach as Past Oracle and Mrs J D Reynolds as Vice Oracle. A banquet followed as members and guests enjoyed games into the morning.
A reader from Lost Valley Georgia reports repeated success with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. The testimonial claims the product cures hacking coughs and colds, noting the cough disappears after use. Obtainable everywhere.
At the Baptist Church Rev. Neely of Seymour preaches this Sunday. The service is expected to draw members from the town and surrounding areas.
Ady GeO offers farm loans at the lowest prevailing rates with no delay. B Preeman.
J Craig offers to loan money on good improved farms in Wright and Douglas counties. Documents indicate the lending intent and target property classes suitable for the loan.
Local residents recount visits across Norwood Topeka and Atwood. Miss Opal Selofield and Grace Shirley visit family and teach nearby. Laura Shirley returns from Atwood. Newton Lindy set to move to Willick Ola. A large gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs Shirley. Local oil geologic interest and speculation persist with reports of oil surveys in the Ozarks.
J Rh Wixen of Farmers Mills NCY endorses Chamberlin's Tablets for years aiding stomach and liver disorders. He says Chamberlain's Tablets are the best he has ever used and are obtainable everywhere.
Uncle Bees Jackson of Norwood spent Thursday in Hartville visiting. Dr. Lo Mariner and Creaser, county surveyor, moved his office into the Hartville Bank Building with Je Bl Adams. C. B. Turner and wife spent Monday with relatives in Hartville. Turner tried the mail clerk job for 10 days and returned to his old post. Frank J. Cheney swears his firm will pay one hundred dollars for each catarrh case not cured by Hall’s Catarrh Medicine. Hall’s Medicine advertised with testimonials and a Toledo address.
Norwood news reports residents on the sick list and those visiting from Macomb Hartville Mountain Grove and Webb City. Notable items include funeral attendance for a local resident, a death from a horse kick at Norwood feed barn, and various social calls and town business.
White's Restaurant announces it has sought Newton Restaurant patronage and asks for continued support. The note promises quick service at all venues and regular meals, highlighting a steady, low price menu.
Last week’s items reveal a small town mood as residents wish for peace and prosperity in the new year. Notes on visits, road work, wheat concerns in Kansas, and weather hopes mix with family gatherings and farm plans across Norwood, Oklahoma, and nearby farms.
A fragmented verse laments cold weather and heavy snow. It notes printers and papers, high costs for feed and wages, and farmers unable to hire workers. The poem hints at economic strain, reader habits, and marital humor, ending with a clipped editorial and news peeks.
TR Lewis and Sarah Lewis convey real estate in Wright County Missouri to secure a note. Due to default, Newton as mortgagee will sell at public auction on the 1st of February at Hartville courthouse front door to the highest bidder for cash, to pay the note and costs.
A dated subscription follow-up lists names like Shieatt Mansfield Kennedy Williams and others. The ad promotes Ballard's Snow Liniment as a remedy for pleurisy and lumbar pain, urging thorough rubbing for relief. Prices are 25¢, 10¢, and $1.00 per bottle, sold by Musan Drug Co.
A marriage license was issued at Hartville for Bo Crider and Sadie Ripper, both residents of Mansfield. The record notes their names and mutual residence as the basis for the license.
A prominent American druggist predicts widespread use of a new hair treatment within eight years. He states Mildred in a Hair Remedy may end balding and related scalp issues, with nearly universal adoption across all ages in the U.S. in about twenty years.
J Those J Strong administrator with will annexed invites all creditors and interested parties to the probate final settlement at Wright County Probate Court Hartville Missouri on February 12, WH7.
Regular meetings are held on the second and fourth Tuesday nights. Mary J. Miller Ornele Alma K. Blick serve as Recorder.
Modern Woodmen of America Ministrites Camp No T4448 holds gatherings on the first and third Saturdays. Venerable Consul W A Black presides, with Henry Dennis and Clore noted among attendees.
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