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Newspaper

Mansfield Mirror

Location

Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1921

Page

2

Moving to Dever Oka and local church notes

T H Marshall and family plan to move to Dever Oka Winslow Porter of Cameron visited yesterday Mrs Ligstie Jeffords has returned to Nickerson Falls The Baptist church stand will be filled Sunday and Sunday evening by Rev J B The West Virginia capitol building was burned last week several visitors from West Virginia attend the event The Mission Circle met with Mrs Tom Dean on Wednesday afternoon Twenty four members attended A short program with refreshments followed The Justainere Club met at Mira J E Craig’s home Tuesday afternoon Members included Mesdames W A Black N J Craig J C Garter D R Snyder G W Miller C C Newton J J Wilder D B H Kay R J Freeman B West J O rson and J E Craig

Capitol West Virginia West Va Will Tom Dean Mira J E. Craig Justainere Club W A. Black N.J. Craig J.C Garter D. R. Snyder G. W. Miller C C. Newton J. J. Wilder D. BH. Kay R. J. Freeman B. West J. O Rson J. E Craig

Rememberance Opal Chapman Tribute From Mission Temple

In Rememberance Mission Temple Community mourns Opal Chapman a gentle christian girl. The Christmas gift to the Sunday School honors her memory and faith as her message expresses gratitude and steadfast devotion.

Mision Temple Opal Chapman Opal Misio Temple Mission Temple Sunday School

Pleasant Flat Items and Local Gatherings

The weather man forecast rain today Tuesday and we must endure it. Rev Sister Ratchel of Springfield and Bro Light lead a meeting at Wolf Creek. Ed Tharp and wives and Joe Lang and wife attended church at Wolf Creek Monday night. Jesse Bayer and family visited Homer Randopis. Alta Tharp visited the Inhoff home Thursday. Mrs Inhoff daughter and master Ralph spent Friday at A Williams. J A Willlicus, his wife, Willie Allen, and Rosa Favas visited Mrs M M Allen Saturday. Robt Inhoff and family visited Mr Tommy Campbell and his wife Sunday. A grand dinner was prepared at Mrs Campbell’s with ample food. Mr and Mrs Adam Hartman visited there as well, along with L FE Alyn and Mr Me Costy in the afternoon. Absher school ladies served a fine dinner recently.

Sister Ratchel Springfield Bro Light Wolf Creek Ed Tharp Joe Lang Robt. Inhoff Tommy Campbell Absher School

Last Words and Faithful Farewell at Her Bedside

A grieving circle recalls a woman who spoke of songs, urged prayer, and asked loved ones to kneel as she faced death. She urged promises to meet in a better world and pressed for a spotless life focused on sunshine and Christ, ending with steadfast smiles and faith.

Ther Christ

Tharp School Ciphering Contest Lunch Attracts Large Turnout

At the Tharp school a ciphering contest with Abs her school featured a richly prepared dinner. There were 37 pies 18 eskes many salads hams sausage back bones plus chicken. After the meal ample justice was done and leftovers piled high enough to feed twice as many. Everyone enjoyed the event.

Tharp Absher

Local Family Visit Sunday and Saturday Gatherings

Nannie and Bertha Trettin spent Saturday night and Sunday with sister Mrs Bes sie Keith. Mr and Mrs West and children visited Prestley Swiths on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Dixon visited sister Mrs Stanifer Saturday night and Sunday. Nannie Zida and Bertha Trettin with Everett Hylton visited Mr Orenders Friday night and played banjo. Mr and Mrs F C Trettin spent Sunday evening at Mr Cloudes. A new big boy arrived at J R Melutosh’s home Tuesday. Richard Henry and Roy Trettin spent Sunday with Stokiv Orender.

Nannie Bertha Trettin Mrs Bessie Keith Mrs. West Prestley Swiths Zida Everett Hylton Mr. Orenders Everett F. C. Trettin J. R. Melutosh Tursday Richard, Henry Roy Trettin Stokiv Orender

Milk and Butterfat Gains from Purebred Dams

The article highlights that the key benefit of purebred bulls is the rise in milk and butterfat from their daughters. It notes that even when bred into scrub cows, purebred bulls tend to produce daughters with higher milk output and butterfat than their mothers.

Dairy Notes Winter Cow Comfort Drives Profit

Winter cow comfort translates to higher profits as top cows fetch premium values. A dairy cow that ranks among the best of her breed is worth several ordinary cows, while high prices for good animals persist. The surest path to quality stock is to raise them yourself.

Goose Rearing for Cheaper Meat and Fattening Advice

A historical note on goose farming highlights breeding and feeding practices to raise geese for meat and feathers. It covers popular breeds like Toulouse Emden Chinese and African, regional production in the South and Midwest, pasture needs, water baths, shelter, and fattening methods including mashes and grain mixes.

Twietre Middle West Kentucky Tennessee Missouri Arkansas Emden

Feed Supplied to Poultry Impacts Egg Quality

The article states that not just the quantity but the type of feed given to hens matters. Different constituents must be present in the feed to support the formation of eggshells and contents, and without these nutrients, egg production suffers.

Major General Harbord Supports Armenia Rally Telegram

New York mass meeting hears a telegram from Major General J. G. Harbord urging Americans to aid Armenia with moral financial and political support. The message upholds the Armenians' religion language and race after widespread persecution.

Harbord Armenia New York

Dean's Kidney Pills Ad Claims Kidney Cure

An advertisement from Foster-Milburn Co. promotes Dean's Kidney Pills with a testimonial from Hamilton Mawhiney of Lebanon Missouri. He describes back pain and kidney trouble that improved after using one box, claiming his kidneys have been in good shape since. Price is 60 cents at dealers.

Hamilton Mawhiney Monroe St Lebanon Dean Mr. Mawhiney Foster-Milburn Co., Mfgs Buffalo

South Central High Schools Basketball Schedule

The schedule lists Houston at Cubool, Houston at Mtn Grove, Hartville at Mtn View and Hartville at West Plaina for the season. Each game pairs local teams in the South Central Association with venues noted.

South Central Association of High Schools Houston Cubool Mtn. Grove Hartville Mtn. View West Plaina Cabool West Plains Caboo Mansfield Ava Sanaes West Plaing Grove View West Pining West Maina Mtn, View

Bayer Aspirin Safety Warns Against Imposters

Warning to consumers to look for the Bayer name on genuine Aspirin. The ad claims physicians have trusted Bayer Aspirin for twenty one years, listing uses from colds to rheumatism and noting small tin boxes of twelve cost a few cents.

Bayer Druggista

Unusual Condition Sufferer Credits Cardul Aid

In Houston Texas Mrs C BD Cook of 1912 Whitty Street reports severe back and hip pain months after marriage. After taking Cardus she recovered, praising the vegetable remedy for womanly troubles and noting multiple friends’ positive experiences. Includes local dates and showings for Cardul trials.

Houston Texas Cardus

A Texas Wonder advertisement for kidney and bladder cure

An old advertisement touts Texas Wonder as a remedy for kidney and bladder troubles gout rheumatism and back pain. Priced at $1.26 with a small bottle claimed to cure often. Sworn testimonials offered. Dr E W Hall 2926 Olive St St Louis MO advertised through druggists.

Mall E. W. Hall Olive St St. Louisa

Farmers Exchange Report Mansfield stockholders reelect board

Mansfield Farmers Exchange stockholders met Tuesday and approved a 6 percent dividend and a 10 percent reserve fund allocation. Over $500 of patronage dividend remained undeclared due to delays from club secretaries. Stockholders expressed confidence and reelected the old board for the coming year. Mr. W. Stanley, county secretary, attended and spoke.

Mansfield Farmers Exchange W. Stanley Snyder

Also Mentioned on This Page

T. H. Marshall Dever, Oka Winslow Porter Cameron the Baptist Church J.B Jesse Bayer Homer Randopis Alta Tharp Inhoff J. A. Willicus Willie Allen Rosa Favas M. M. Allen St, James Mrs. Dixon Mrs. Stanifer Reed-Harlin Grocer CO Elekens Oor Toulouse Goose J. G. Harbord Farmers Exchange Report Gertie Stout Ohio Lee Sewall Colevar D. J. Landers Lumber Co Hi. M. Norcross Store Kennedy Lumber Co Raymondville Yellow Pine Lumber W. T. Fuge Bouldin’s Meat Market Odge
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