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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1921
Page
4
Health department at city hall issues oversight for Dr J A Council and street public health matters. Officials meet in the evening to discuss three district concerns and the status of local health services.
Fragmentary railway timetable note from Fred Grover, agent, listing trains and stations. Partial arrivals at Matistieid and Ava with times and references to a disco or service. Dates appear in the garbled text.
Sunday school held every Sunday at 9:45 am led by Superintendent A. Shephiens. Preaching earlier in the day at 11:00 am. Attendees include Kew, Tu, Bitelnger, Waston.
Preaching every first Sunday led by Pastor Rev. Dupeins. Bauday Seloul every Sunday at 240 6, 1 GW, Breemun, Supt. information appears in this fragmentary notice and may reflect church activities and leadership.
A church bulletin lists preaching services every 3u Sunday by Rev A J diravies. Poster notes Sunday school each Sunday at 4 5 am led by J Peynolds, Supe.
Bible School at W459 hosts Sunday sessions with C. Ray as superintendent, preaching every second Sunday by Rev. Oscar Wright. Praises Chamberlain's Tablets for liver health and relief from bilious disorders, claiming they improve appetite and banish dull feelings.
J Craig, Marshfield lawyer chosen by taxpayers in Stokes township to investigate township organization says crop reports are ready and county records are in order. He notes the county court should call a township election in March as Grove Journal reports.
A local revenue deputy informed auctioneers they owe a £40 license for 1979 and 1920 plus a $25 fine for not securing it with $4.00 cost. The total due is $2156.00 for each two years in the business. No prior notice of failure was given, but the law requires compliance.
EFT Gamer plans to stay in Mount Grove for Tow work while awaiting office. A Wright County resident with long ties and past service as Prosecuting Attorney, he has held government roles in the bank department and Springfield. He is Grand Master of the Missouri Odd Fellows this year and a member of the Local Commandery. Fraternal groups look forward to welcoming him and his family.
The former editor of the News of this place and well known journalist was found dead Wednesday in the attic at his home, where he had hanged himself. Joe G. Upton of Bolivar, a prominent Unionist politician, edited papers in Oliver and in Springfield, Lander.
A garbled report from the Genitennial Exposition outlines plans for a statewide civic event. It mentions Governor Majer, local officials, and a ceremonial oath of £1000, with references to individuals in Sanger, California, and others tied to civic roles and proceedings, though many details are obscured.
GW Nichols will supervise fertilizer at Mansfield while H Ponce and DS Jones manage Odin, WD Cantrell oversees New Grove, with J W Kennedy listed as the contact. The fragment hints at agricultural service assignments for multiple towns.
A handwritten report from the Missouri State Board of Aviation meeting in Jefferson City outlines centennial exhibit plans for Sedalia. The committee compiled details on residency duties, Expo participants, and event scheduling for August 2020, with projected attendance and costs estimated from other state fairs to shape the state exposition.
PL Burbage an ih student at law in Greenville South Carolina suffered a long persistent cough. He feared consumption but after trying Chamberlain's Cough Remedy he felt a remarkable change and after two small bottles was permanently cured.
USDA notes that calves are easy to handle for junior dairy club members while they gain experience in feeding and care. Shared calves reduce initial costs and help youths learn to manage stock, though selecting the best animals remains challenging and requires proper training and supervision.
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture the guidance urges careful winter feeding to keep dairy cows in good condition. It emphasizes preventing weight loss to protect calving and future milk production, recommending silage hay velvet beans and a protein supplement along with grain.
The fragment discusses milk production and factors affecting yield. It mentions udder function, digestive processes, and nutrient factors. The text appears to be a rough, garbled excerpt on dairy biology with no clear events, dates, or distinct entities.
A garbled dairy page notes a halt in fall readiness and mentions related preparations. It references pills, gear, and a writer naming Keone, with unclear details on exorcism and timing of tasks. The fragment preserves stray names and items without a clear sequence of events.
A garbled excerpt discusses euphoria and drug effects with fragmented terms. It references euphoric states, a doctor, and vague mentions of chemicals, hormones, and misuse, but the piece is largely unreadable and lacks coherent facts or names.
Gardiner Maine resident recounts a years old severe cold and cough. After trying many medicines with no lasting relief a local druggist recommended Chamberlains Cough Remedy. He says he was completely cured and now uses it for future colds.
A reader notes that many orchardists now favor growing alfalfa within orchards as a method to restore organic matter and nitrogen. They argue it offers advantages over traditional clean cultivation long valued by some growers.
The report notes rocky or sleep prone soil on rowel tyne land making general firming difficult yet highlights profitable fruit potential. It cites thousands of acres suitable for orchards and urges immediate planting to capitalize on returns.
Clyde Van, a following in the oil country town, helps tend wounded after a wreck. Doctor Withers praises Clyde and offers his son to train as a surgeon, inviting Clarence Mouse to step into surgery if Clyde proves capable, stirring hope for a future in medicine.
Readers learn that catarrh is curable in all stages through constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is taken internally to cleanse the blood on mucous surfaces, build up the constitution, and aid nature. A $100 reward is offered for any uncured case with testimonials available. Address K Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. sold by all druggists for 75 cents.
Advertises paying market price per pound for black walnuts kernels. Ship to A Harper Supply Co at 606 West Sid Street Kansas City Missouri. Any quantity from 5 pounds to 5 barrels accepted. price and freight charges vary with market.
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