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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1915
Page
5
A stream of practical notes on balancing farm and home life, praising hard work on the farm over urban wealth, and stressing early rising, dairy husbandry, and the need for proper tools. The writer recalls farming lessons from Iowa and emphasizes veterinary practice, tool use, and the value of family labor to improve home outcomes.
Sunday visitors and Saturday events fill a long local report. Roland Perey and Walter attend Prageal and Mill sap gatherings. May Peye, who had been ill, attends a church event. Numerous families are listed visiting at Del Pryes, Charney’s, and Schlicher’s homes, with apples shared and informal gatherings noted around town.
Route Number One ACW members and families were Sunday evening callers at A W Oberholser’s. George Smith attended religious services at Ashley most nights this week, except Tuesday when he will present at the Oliee Church. Mrs Will Deaver was poisoned last week by canned fruit from a recently opened can. Mrs low Frye is improving after illness. Top Wwother and Mrs Wool Stane visited Saturday. Sybil Coday walked home with Nolie Dennis from school last week. There were dances at Turner’s Saturday night and at Sin White’s Sunday night. Ethel Pindley has been quite ill.
Fragmented report from Mt Zion notes describes visits by Mrs and Mes Lee Jones and Rev Neowelles ulheal, with various meetings at Comins Lake Stack Srtlay and a Sunday school schedule. Mention of Adda Nash sermon and Manethia Wallner’s recent visit appears amid disjointed names and campus events.
The article warns that children’s coughs and colds can be serious. It promotes home remedies from Siptowis and mentions a remedy called Jacksen’s Arnica Salve for sores. Strong emphasis on early attention and relief.
In Thomasville and nearby areas, residents formed a committee to build a concrete block structure. Goodswin began work after a signed agreement with Woodwin, but promoters refused payment. A suit for 5003 was filed in Oregon county court. Judge Kiwis recused, case moved to Wright county and set for trial before Judge Skinker in Hartville later court terms.
Mrs G2 CL Dunn reports relief from stomach trouble after taking Chamberlain's Tablets. She says one tablet eased bilious symptoms, making her feel like a different person. For sale in all bantors edb.
Modern Woodmen installed officers on Saturday night. A visit from Royal Neighbors brought good food and pleasant surprise refreshments. The gathering was enjoyable and well received.
A farm story argues mail order plans harm rural towns. It describes closing shops, falling property values, and empty depots as mail order catalogs lure customers away. The piece urges local merchants to advertise and support town papers to sustain communities. It cites Professor Powell on advertising’s power.
The war in Europe spurs a dramatic rise in U S postal savings with deposits swelling to about 340 million from 208 thousand depositors as hundreds of thousands more Americans, many foreign born, shift funds from abroad to U S postal systems. New York City and Chicago report sharp gains as banks rush to qualify as depositories.
An old Texas Wonder remedy claims to cure kidney and bladder troubles and related conditions for men and women. It promises bladder regulation in children and offers mail delivery after a $1.00 receipt. One bottle provides two months of treatment and testimonials are available from other states. Dr. E W Hall 2026 Olive Street St Louis Mo. Sold by druggists.
Advertisement announces the Globe-Democrat weekly and daily editions with subscription rates for rural delivery, star routes, and Sunday options. It promotes a twice weekly and farm section, urging readers to subscribe today via Globe Printing Company in St. Louis Missouri.
Two years of litigation yielded no dividends for creditors of the Daniels Commission Co of Willow Springs. Debts estimated at 25000. hearing before Referee John Schmook. John J Thomas, president of the Bank of Willow Springs, sought to prove claims totaling 1166. No decision made. briefs to be filed on legal points. Trustee A J Britton objects to claims on November 15 1912.
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