Silicate vein struck at A. T. Friend lease in Mansfield district
An 8 inch vein of silicate was hit at 17 feet on the A. T. Friend lease. Depth of ore unknown but mining has reached several feet with good paying ore in the Mansfield area. Postmaster H. E. Lesler of Bryant observed the work. Dr. Riley heard from Rosenburg of Joplin about sending machinery and 100 to 150 men may join the leases if plans succeed. M. G. Harris returns to Iowa. telegraph college grads fueling rail jobs. J. A. Taylor promoting a telegraph catalog. Ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Friend
Mansfield
HE. B. Lesler
Bryant
Ozark County
Big Land Sale at Coker Draws Large Crowd
Announcement of a major land auction at Coker next Monday with Frisco trains stopping for attendees. Encourages Mansfield and surrounding residents to attend, promising easy terms and opportunity to buy lots or tracts at their price. Businesses urged to close to allow full participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coker
Frisco
Mansfield
Mirror news stands and local notices mix in rural Missouri
A collage of items from Iola to Ava notes magazines and weeklies sold at the Mirror news stand including July issues such as McCalls Red Book and Popular Mechanics. Local people Ada Hoover Cecil Brazeal M. B. Gorman and J. A. Riley appear with farm and hunting notices and sales offers. The community also reports schooling changes, political candidacies, a road meeting in Cabool and Ozark Trails planning with officials from Mansfield Seymour Mountain Grove and Webster Wright counties. The body of infant Theodore Dungan arrives for burial en route to Ava.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Dungan
Iola
Kas
Ava
Southern Route Inspected For Ozark Trail Link
E L Sanford vice president of the Ozark Trails Association and W H Seed highway expert toured the southern route between Springfield and St Louis. They visited Mansfield Mountain Grove Houston Rolla St James Union and concluded in St Louis Sunday. Sanford aims to present road-condition recommendations and promote Missouri road-building with a route designation expected by Nov 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
St. Louis
E. L. Sanford
Ozark Trails Association
Missouri
W. H. Seed
Greater Springfield
Mansfield
Mountain Grove
Houston
Rolla
St. James
Union
Sanford
Salem
Iron Mountain
Stuis
W. H. Harvey
The
Trails Association
Springfield Republican
Hackmann Visits Mansfield as State Auditor Candidate
G H Hackmann of Warrenton Warren county, Republican candidate for state auditor, toured the state last week to boost Republicanism. He has served as county clerk for two terms, deputy clerk for eight years, city clerk of Warrenton, and now a fifth term secretary of the state county clerks association. He has visited 75 counties and reports strong encouragement and wide acquaintance in his campaign.
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J. W. Stephens
Mountain Grove
G. E. Hackmann
Warrenton
Hackmann
Warren County
State Association of County Clerks
Fiddlers Contest Planned at Monte Ne Ozark Mountains
Col. W. H. Harvey, Ozark Trails Association president, announces a fiddlers contest at Monte Ne Arkansas inviting all Ozark mountain fiddlers. Cash prizes total 60 dollars with 25 for first, 10 for second, 5 for third, plus a possible 25 fiddle prize. Only eligible fiddlers may enter if they play without notes and accept the term. Col. Harvey expects the event to be the largest fiddling gathering yet in the Ozarks.
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Col. W. H. Harvey
Ozark Trails Association
Monte Ne
Ark
Ozark Mountains
Ozark ‘Mountain
Col. Harvey
Mansfield
Mirror News Stand To Day Woman's World Sunset
A compact listing highlights popular magazines of the era including Mirror News Stand Today Woman's World Sunset McCall's Recreation Review of Reviews Popular Mechanics Everybody's Metropolitan with brief notes on their themes and audience appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCall's Recreation Review of Reviews
Popular Mechanics
Everybody’s Metropolitan
For Sale Large dark Jersey cow milker
For sale a large dark Jersey cow described as gentle and easy milker. She will be fresh by the end of the month. First fifty five dollars takes her. Contact M. L. Andrews in Adv Bryant.
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Jersey
Sher. M. L. Andrews
Bryant
Celebration Mansfield Fourth Delivers Pleasant Picnic Program
The Celebration Mansfield held a Fourth of July picnic at Burney's Grove with good attendance from country and nearby towns. The Mansfield Concert Band performed on grounds and in the park, J W Brazesl gave the welcome, and Hon J Lon Dennis spoke strongly. Prizes of 1 and 50 cents were awarded in events including a three legged race won by Ingergan Bros and Pee Edwards, a men's foot race to Orrel Dennis and Mr Hunsaker, high jump by Francis Cutting and Ralph Brazeal, and women's foot race to Janey Newton and Martha Getting.
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Mansfield
Burney’s Grove
J. W. Brazesl
J. Lon Dennis
Ingergan, Bros
Miligan Gaines
Lonie
Killed By Horse Frank Fleetwood Dies After Injury
Frank Fleetwood, 28, died at 5 30 am Sunday from injuries after a horse bolted and reared striking him in the stomach with a saddle horn. He was taken to Oscar Rippee's home where doctors could not save him. Unmarried, his parents are dead. Rev J B Poort led funeral services at 5 pm Sunday, burial in Maunsfield cemetery.
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Frank Fleetwood
Young Fleetwood
Oscar Rippee
J. B. Poort
Maunsfield
Mansfield Mirror Mailing Notice Demands Paid Subscriptions
The notice informs subscribers their printed Mansfield Mirror address and payment date are on the label. It explains that dates reflect payment through the first of the month and asks readers to verify. It requests advance payment of $1 if not already paid, offering in person or mail payment.
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Mansfield
John Doe
Mountain ice cream and fruit flavors advertise purity
The notice promotes pure ice cream and real fruit flavors claiming nourishing food. It highlights sanitary service, disposable paper dishes, and mentions taking a refreshing cream home for the family.
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MR. Coday
Springfield, MO
Henry Lamm
Cleveland
Newton
Opera House
Mining News
Mr. Rosenburg
Joplin
Dr. Riley
M. G. Harris
Iowa
Springfield Business College
J. A. Taylor
Ady
Teddy
Mirror News Stand
July McCall
E. B. Archer
Hartville
Paul McMahan
Seymour
R. L Alford
Eugene
Flora McClellan
Memphis
Tenn
Ady W. Dugan
Ada Hoover
Kansas City
Cecil Brazeal
M. BE. Gorman
H. C. Vinton
Wilson Farm
Joe H. Dennis
J. A. Riley
J.D. Reynolds
John Deere
O. W. Rathbone
Emma
Adv
Mr If
BE. C. Newton, WM. Newton
W. B. Fullington
Evertz
P. O
Maude Tarbutton
B. E. Coats
Cabool
Mansfield Public School
J. E. Elder
Ozark Scenic Highway Association
J. A. Chase
M. A. Freeman
Wright County
James Mc.Mahan
Webster County
N. J. Craig
Russell E. Hunt
Chicago
Automobile Blue Book Publishing Co
Agnarker
M. A.freeman
H. B. Paul
N.J. Craig
Snyder
Maude Reynolds
George Hackmann
George B. Hackmann
Mirror
Day
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