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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1914
Page
8
H. D. Norcross certifies he bears no debt for a man head of household after his wife Nellie left home. He states he sold no business, has adjusted affairs, and thanks customers for past support while hoping to resume business in the future.
Market price notes show eggs at 26 cents, butter 16 cents, butter fat 20 cents, old hens and fowl slightly listed, ducks, geese, and rabbits pricing referenced with small figures. Partial OCR yields unclear items but indicates varied poultry and fat prices in a domestic market roundup.
Mansfield Drug Company promotes New Year photography for amateurs with Kodak and Brownie options. Notice warns: all persons forbidden to hunt shoot or trap on farms. Names include J M Trurklep and Henry Slate. C V Asuworti adds name for Sea week.
Rev C C Johnson of Mountain Grove preached at the M E Church with Rev J J Wolfe of Seymour assisting Rev W A A Fortner of Mountain Grove in the meeting.
Health improves for Gid Hensley and family after gatherings at Jess Turner and Martin Gaskill homes. Stella and Bobbie Seal visit aunt Mrs. Williams in Douglas county, with Ernest Hensley for dinner. Singings at Lon Turner and Dolphus Cooley residences. Rev J E Scal travels to Douglas for meetings. Baptists announce monthly services and Sunday school with J A Nevels as pastor. Violet.
Editor C B Davis of the Douglas County Herald traveled with his brother and Mr Cavy of Ava to Springfield for the Ozark Press Association meeting, stopping briefly en route.
The surveyor visited Will Tarburton's late week, James Brewer's Monday, and Sterling Gaskill's Tuesday with mild winter conditions noted. Mrs John Eldridge also received a visit.
Mrs J C Green of Meetze Virginia says she suffered from womanly troubles until two local doctors and various medicines failed. After taking Cardus she recovered fully, now advising other sufferers to try it. The ad promotes Cardus as a tonic for the nervous system and pale cheeks, with a Chattanooga Tennessee advisory notice and offer of a home treatment booklet. Local notes mention mumps, barn raising, and social visits in the area.
Mrs Charles Howland's Sunday greeting is mentioned as a local social note. Mrs N R England, recently teaching at Rogersville, visited Mrs Jas Brewer on Saturday. The Pool school community reports a mumps outbreak with many affected, and Miss Eulalia Tripp has been seriously ill with mumps.
Five years ago I suffered a severe bout of chronic constipation and Chamberlain's Tablets cured me. This testimonial from S. Fish of Brooklyn Michigan appears in an advertisement selling the remedy through local dealers.
F A Cole sues A G Downing for commission in a Miller township land sale. The case before Justice Rogers was continued to Sunday due to missing papers. Downing was arrested on Cole’s complaint for stealing papers, released on bond to appear Friday for preliminary hearing. Col L O Nieder represents Cole, Fred Stewart of Ava for Downing.
A large gathering of 106 relatives and friends visited Newton and his wife to celebrate their fifty eighth birthday anniversary with well filled baskets. Homer Tarbutton marked his birthday on Saturday and received a surprise on Sunday. Attendees included Mr Taylor, Fred Grover, Dick Howard, Otto Tarbutton of Springfield, Clyde Tarbutton and others.
The R A M has installed officers for the year 1914 in a formal ceremony. Key positions were filled by named members, with reports noting duties and upcoming fraternal events. The meeting reinforced traditions and outlined plans for the year ahead.
The Texas Wonder claims to cure kidney and bladder troubles including gravel diabetes and rheumatic back issues in men and women. It promises bladder regulation in children and offers mail delivery for $1.00 per bottle. Testimonials are available upon request. Dr F W Hall St Louis Missouri. Sold by druggists.
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