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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1914
Page
1
Mansfield items report visitors and residents like Mrs Craig in Kansas City. Mentions of local businesses, deliveries, agricultural events, new subscribers, and small ads populate a vivid slice of town life with names such as Freeman, Stapp, Newton, Coday, and Moore.
The text nominates Murrell for probate judge on the Megabneaun ticket. It notes George’s birth and upbringing in the county, his education at local schools, and at the State University where he studied law. It argues his experience and integrity qualify him to discharge the duties and lead strongly in November.
The text notes Sliwine at No 6 eyepy first sin day evenings with several visitors. AJ M. Browns daughter remains ill. a surprise visit by Moron and Copaee Me is mentioned along with Stellii and Chel Giandoli. Misses Stellii Chel Giandoli hosted Saturday events. Bogart and wife were greeting acquaintances. Vive Lights and family hosted Sunday events and a planned seduction instruction for a minor is briefly referenced.
Receiver notes varied market items including butter eggs ducks geese and wool while mentioning Tae Boo Getter of Dirvaint visiting today. Partial fragments show price estimations and product counts such as 200 springs but readability is limited.
A large catfish weighing about 41 pounds was caught in the White River. The report lists two individuals, potentially witnesses or locals, linked to the catch, including names from Chilieathe and Mansfield Oyaeliton, with unclear roles. The fragmentary text references a river image and a bride of the car, but the core fact is the sizable catch.
Community column lists visits and family news from Happy Home area. Mentions Mrs Will Bralee of Macnin h, Joy Moody’s accident, Miss Mirai Reynolds at WR Ao Dteertata, and Esther Stirne at Children’s Day. Includes local threshing, cooking, and a town celebration program with contests and prizes. The text preserves era tone with several garbled names and places.
Summer sale advertisement notes reductions at a millinery and ladies parlour run by Messrs. Coday. The item list likely includes hats and related accessories with lower prices for shoppers.
District Deputy Grand Master GW Tripp installs the new I O O S officers at Mountain Grove tonight. He conducts installations at Norwood tomorrow night Hartville Tuesday night Cedar Gap Wednesday night and Jericho Saturday night in July.
Report from Springfield on June os describing the capture of a huge catfish weighing 41 pounds and measuring length. The anglers recount the struggle and capture on the town’s river, noting it as the largest fish recorded by local records.
Hole Alford promotes a broad countywide campaign for a Republican mechanism to advance his company interests. His wife and many acquaintances back the effort and advocate a robust countywide push for a standout candidate.
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