28 Jan 1915
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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1915
Page
1
The community proposes a multi nation travel event at Mansfield cemetery with stations around the city. Residents would portray nations and famous figures, with costumes and aids loaned by Dr Poel Riley. Funds aid cemetery improvements as voters consider bonds for a modern waterworks system.
A flood of small advertisements fill the Mansfield Mirror page, offering rugs free with purchases, subscriptions deals, clothing at cost, wagon and buggy sales, and miscellaneous goods. Local names such as Stupps, Shinpaughs, Coday, Reynolds, and Mansfield vendors dominate, with notices of dinners, events, and neighborhood updates among numerous short ads and brief notices.
The Missouri State Poultry Experiment Station director Th Quisenberry is named Superintendent of Poultry in the Live Stock Department at the Panama Pacific International Exposition. The appointment takes effect January 1, with leave of absence from Missouri until December and supervision by the Miscue Site Poultry Board.
Jno A Dennis, Wright County Tax Collector, issues final notice to delinquent taxpayers. He warns that tax and real estate debts remain unpaid, and without immediate payment, executions will be served. He notes term ends March and emphasizes clearing accounts for final settlement with the county court.
After a decade away Kiner Conpinghaw arrived back in Mansfield from the Chawalian Islands area where he spent about one year. He served in the United States and received an honorable discharge in San Francisco. He will not reenlist for now and is the son of Alt. Cunhinghwim of near Mansfield.
Roll of Honor listing subscribers thanked for cash on subscriptions since last issue includes James Hoover Parkdale Cole Dine Turner Mansfield I M Young Mansfield W T Baker Mansfield Tu Loyd Pt Scote Kansas A DRY Peel Mansfield J i Sevinour Bryant with place names and initials in a local owes style notice
N. J. Craig offers funds for loan secured by good, well improved farms located in Wright or Douglas counties. Interested parties should provide proof of land quality and clear title to qualify.
Market report shows Bygsees 28 Butler 1 Springs 1 OL Hens 6 Greentlidest2¢ Ducks 3 ParTurkey 18 Geese 7. Names and figures appear fragmented but indicate price listings across poultry categories.
Farm loans advertise low prevailing rates in Alabama with no delay. Ady and BO FPREEMAS are listed in the dealer note. The brief item presents a compact lender promotion with names and terms readable from the OCR fragment.
A brief note recalls Long time and low meat interest in Adv. FC. Brentlinger profile hints at a prior focus on livestock or market concerns. Distinct entities referenced include Brentlinger and Adv. FC, suggesting a historical business or agricultural context.
A note from Casey Jones thanks Mirror correspondents for their writer signatures. He says he reads every week and hopes to include all signatures in his book, expressing gratitude for the letters published in the Mirror.
A thermometer on the northeast front of the Mans Field Hotel recorded temperatures each morning last week. Friday showed 20 above zero, Saturday unknown, Sunday above zero, Monday above zero, Tuesday zero, Wednesday above zero, Thursday four above zero.
A state committee reports praise for the State Poultry Experiment Station at Mountain Grove and the Fruit Experiment Station at Woodville. It urges liberal funding, noting the stations aid thousands of poultry raisers and fruit growers, and recommends purchasing adjoining land for expansion with a two year appropriation of 510,000.
School notes recount new pupils Attendines Nova Ross and others, visits from Miss Ellis's pupils, and the Japanese study by Miss Gaskill's class. Sophomores study Scott and Ludy of the take, grammar grade exams underway, and reactions to Polyanna. Assembly speaker Rev. Davis urged high standards.
All 1914 road and bridge warrants issued during the year are payable. Also all 1914 county revenue warrants protested prior to December 20, 1914, are payable. Anyone holding such warrants should mail them for remittance by treasurer's check. William Fe Rippee, County Treasurer, signs as adviser.
City tax payers are urged to contact Fuson’s Drug Store and pay city taxes to James Coday. Adv City Collector.
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