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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1921
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text describes an event dated May 1 and time 8 WN with references to Patol and Witetng ob. Key names and specifics are unclear, but the piece signals a local event or notice with several garbled terms and dates. The readable names include Patol and Witetng ob, with locations SMG and creek Amadas.
Fragmented OCR text references Vue and Presbyterian Church events on a Sunday with mentions of services, teas, music, and evening activities. The readable items indicate a church schedule and community notices but lack clear names, dates, or locations to form a complete summary.
The editor invites correspondents to visit and learn the paper’s management and new aliter, promising sample rules to improve spelling and neatness. Readers are urged to write clearly on one side of paper, place each paragraph separately, sign with real names, and send weekly notes by Tuesday.
The notice outlines an Ozark event titled Freee Aspelation with Gh Spritcheid, scheduled for February Uith and D2th, details remain sparse in the readable text.
Fragmentary notes mention figures like Hyde and others, a bond issue for reads, and appointive roles including a city attorney and a solicitor general. The text hints at state prohibition authorities and local office movements without clear dates or full context.
The Federation of Missouri Commercial Clubs urges reform of truth in advertising and outlines plans for a 60 million dollar Missouri development fund. Fifty six counties oppose a majority against the bond issue while a convention in Jefferson City on January 27 aims to unite county and city leaders to craft recommendations for state development programs.
The scene centers on Shenliy J. CG Hake and Deputy Sheriff Will Hake arrested after a gathering at Salt Pater cave south of town. They, along with several others, were brought to town to await arraignment before Squire Join D. Turner. Prosecution signaled intent to charge them with conspiring with minors. Plea negotiations were noted but details remained unsettled as fears of severe punishment loomed. the matter moved toward trial with possible fines and penalties referenced in the muddled report.
Fragmented OCR text references a Missouri poultry experiment, a $812,000 figure, and a claim involving an “eilitient mayd buy ies” plus a superintendent and a fark. The readable parts are sparse and unclear, but imply a study or report with financial or credit details tied to a 812,000 sum and named officials.
Fragmentary OCR describes a protest chief and a secretary with mentions of Merceter and a county fair or game. Several names and places are garbled, making a precise report impossible. The readable bits hint at a scheduled event or protest with officials involved but lack coherent context.
Fragmented OCR text mentions individuals such as Mat Lansdown and W. Fr. Lansdown with references to rooms and a house, plus errands about wood and cot. Other lines name Moe Tan and Tevaal LiL dye with scattered phrases. The passage appears as garbled notes from a local notice or column with no clear event or outcome.
A garbled 19th century style recap records visitors from Portias to Lansdown families across Ozark county. It mentions Mr Lansdown, Miss Opa, Tora Morrison, and a baby, with scattered references to locations, kinship links, and a few names like Antonio Lansdown and A. Walton. The text preserves little coherent narrative but shows a community tracing of kin and guests over several days.
Fragmentary text references Sinule porsgay and a 1920 tax matter involving a collector of Internal Revenue. Missing context and numerous garbled terms prevent a clear event, person, or outcome identification.
A garbled account recalls wandering figures and a distant city, mentioning towers, birds, and a wintry scene. Names and places blur, but hints of a journey through snow and ice surface alongside abstract references to editors, merchants, and distant patrols.
Jaye and OOS at Odin and Volunteed at New Graye fe Wi Moenails.
A man with repeated colds finds no lasting relief from various medicines until Chamberlains Cough Remedy. He reports complete cure and now uses it for future colds, with the druggist recommending the remedy for fast relief.
A 19th century advertisement claims a remedy called Holle Catarrh Medicive can cure catarrh at any stage by internal use. It asserts it strengthens the patient and purges the mucous membranes. The ad offers a money back promise and credits Folchene y & Co of Toledo Ohio as the suppliers.
Photographer Wim M Walker operates in Mansfield on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday each week and in Ava on Thursday Friday and Saturday. The Mansfield studio is over Farmers and Merchants Bank, Ava in Murray Building South Square.
Wanted four black walnuts to crack and extract kernels. Tender any quantity from several pounds, shipped by parcel post. Address A. Tiveper Supply Co., 605 Woot Gost, Kansas City, Ma. Payment per pound. rate subject to change.
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