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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1914
Page
2
Inland page excerpt shows torn header from The Mansfield Mirror with publisher names W A Black and editors Mrs W A Black. The scan reveals garbled subscription notice and unreadable ad lines, rendering the issue date and full masthead unusable.
Fragmented text shows names like Carter and Wright in Hart County race contexts. August 4 dates referenced imply an election gathering. Voter turnout notes and local clerk mentions hint at campaign activities and candidate announcements amid 1914 era language.
The piece outlines candidates such as Wight main contender for Coal ticket with dates around August 4 and election notes, plus references to Reverie for Weis and other party lines. It also includes community notices and local names such as Mrs. Charles Findley and Celesta, with social updates from Stony Point and Ashley events.
The community at Lower Wolf Creek observes services at the Church of God every second Saturday night and at the Freewill Baptist church on Wednesdays. Sunday services are held at the Prevwill Lal Tist church the third Saturday at 11 and Sunday night. Residents discuss rain shortages for berries and report social visits, travels to Ashley and Claxton schoolhouses, and local gatherings with Mrs. Sikes, Mrs. Light, and others.
Local notes recount harvest activity and visits among neighbors including Harley Stout, Mrs Jala Stephens, Miss Alva Wrosdlipd, Lewis Letvenhiser, Albert Brentlinger, and Mrs J. A. Riley. Social calls and Sunday meals recur at Williams, Edwards, Brentlinger, Miller, and Bray neighbors. A farmer notes plowing, a proposed safe Wheat harvest effort, and community chatter about fruit and garden produce.
The fragment lists social gatherings and names of attendees for upcoming events. Mentions include Mrs. Nason Dugwers, Miss Gertie, Miss Blatte, Miss Vertie, and Miss Tneh Jveoe among others. Also notes activities at Censtar Academy and various Saturday Sunday engagements with remarks on refreshments and hosting.
Whitemound Wis merchant of Whitemound Wis bought a stock of Chamberlains medicine to supply customers. After receiving them he fell ill and says one annual bottle of Chamberlains Celie Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy was worth more than his entire stock. For sale by all dealers. Adv.
A damaged OCR fragment from AT ME CHURCH mentions a morning service and a Messenger of Jesus, with unclear text about loves and creed. No definite names, places, or dates are readable to identify the event or speaker.
A meteor sighting in the neighborhood earlier was confirmed when TDW found a meteorite Tuesday morning near Hospuistare. The fragment shows characteristic heating from atmospheric entry, with ash and scorched soil at the impact site, suggesting a meteoroid break up during entry.
An old ad-like notice explains stomach troubles stem from sedentary habits and poor digestion. It touts Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy, promising relief and better health when used as directed by dealers. The text reflects era language and offers generic health advice.
Saturday night and Sunday morning worship services announced at the Christian Church with attendance listed. Attorney-at-Law WHO ANDERSON advertised from Mansfield, Missouri, with rooms over Freemane Milles. A dubious medical remedy advertisement by Mrs. Willian esis from Michigan is included among readable fragments.
A partial OCR fragment references local names and places with unclear meaning. Details are unreadable, offering only scattered letters and misplaced words across a single column.
A garbled OCR item from a sports wire describes a distant event with scattered names and places. It mentions WALLIS and a list of unclear individuals, hinting at a summary of a game or race but the details remain unreadable. The fragmentary text preserves few distinct facts or entities.
Mayfield in Wisconsin assists in a local enterprise titled Mirroreoive with editor Mayfield taking charge of Walnut Grove Titane. The effort seeks to advance the Tribune’s prospects and promote local wine-related success through editorial leadership and community engagement.
Marilia NOY writes that Bucklen’s Arnica Salve helps cats burns sores and wounds. She recommends keeping it at hand for injuries and says it prevents infection and speeds healing for pets and humans.
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