21 Jan 1915
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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1915
Page
1
A bustling Mansfield section collects ads for groceries, subscriptions, and wares. Notices include daily goods at Stapp’s, special dinner at Mansfield Hotel, and cheap rug offers. Local names and businesses populate a page with market prices, services, and community events.
Notice states all 114 county revenue warrants protested prior to December 20, 114 are payable. All parties holding warrants must remit to the treasurer by the specified due date.
A county revenue collector warns delinquent personal and real estate tax payers that taxes must be paid immediately or they will face an execution with added costs. The message, signed INO. A. Dennis, notes the term of office ends March 1 and cites final settlement with the county court.
In Macomb a flurry of short visits and health notes touches many names: Miss Opal Slert and Mrs W J Miike in Mansfield, Rev Preeti of Prairie Hollow spent weekend at WoW Drake’s. Noreen and Mintole Reynolds visitants, Ralph and Russell Ribertsen at grandparents, and Sallyalay Harrison on a business trip to Mountain Grove. Opel Tyson is ill with pneumonia threats. Luther Liggett suffers a badly injured foot. Sidney Towe from Olathe visited Macomb en route home from Springfiest. Nath Graves and wife spent Sunday at Wib Luna Shielion’s on Wall Creek. Miss Ohrtern of Mansfield visited relatives. Nath Irages seen with Norwayl visitors. Nath Graves noted in report.
Dr MO Carey, renowned Springfield eyesight specialist, will visit Mansfield Drug Company store Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. The error-free refraction service offers free trials, no charge for lens fitting, and options for astigmatism, myopia, or hyperopia with comfort and eye rest. The Sparta News notes his excellent recent work and endorses him as honest and capable.
A sequence of weekend calls and visits noted around Met Die, with Cheryl and Johnny Welly visiting George Tbhintenship on Sunday. George Hhinkenship called at Will Paxton's. Miss Lal Pitchford spent Sunday at LD Welly's. Robery Pearl called at WoA Glenn's Sunday. Mrs. Laven Gind visited St. Wedriel's Sunday. Mabel Hollinin visited her sister Vertu. Lillie and Jolnie Welly were Tartville visitors Saturday night and Sunday. George Bhinkenship and Meadon Beaustetter visited Frank Holliman's Sunday. H. Rhenkanf shopped in Antrim Thursday. M. A. Bhinkenship and Frank Borders spent Sunday at Michael Yinsel's.
A note asks former and current Mirror writers to leave or mail their signatures in the writer name form for a keepsake book, with approval to view at the Mirror office and a deadline near February 1. It invites all correspondents to participate.
A notice outlines loan funding for farm improvements in Wright and Domulas counties. Details indicate offered amounts and eligibility for local farmers seeking financial assistance. Applications window and contact info are provided for interested producers.
Gas lighting system complete listed under sale by L Alford secretary Loa Oo V Mansfield. Prompt response requested for purchase details and location. Includes full equipment and documentation as described in the notice.
A fragment lists names amid a cushion subscription notice and asks readers to call the office. The readable text includes several surnames such as Crew Crippen Suntliner Slate Mansfield OAL Christy Chadwell Norwood Jackson and Wilson Dugan, with a call for action to contact the office.
Antrim notes stormy weather today. Friday and weekend guests include Gl ens, Borders, and Glenn families at various homes. Several residents listed illness and social visits with neighbors, while tax questions are briefly mentioned.
Freeman offers farm loans at the lowest prevailing rates with no delay. Ady and Geo Freeman advertise quick service and accessible terms for farmers seeking financing.
Hartville notes report Reverend Mathews of Newbury hosting meetings at the MoE church and Creer guiding workers on the Hartville Mansfield road near the Wilson farm. Judge J W Jackson left for Shoshone Idaho to defend Joel Newton charged with murder. An old fashioned dance is planned at Johnsons Opera House on February 2.
Singing at No 5 on the fourth Sunday evening if weather allows. Neighbors and relatives share Sunday visits among Tarbatton Tripp Gaskill and related families. People report cold weather, sick lists, and winter scenery as Elwood Bogart clears land and others visit homes across the community.
A brief note lists Adv F C Brentlinger as having a long time association with low rates of interest. No further context or details are provided in the readable text.
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