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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1914
Page
6
Aldermen for the first ward include James Coday and J A Freeman. Second ward members are W B Fullington and Dr J A Fuson and J Br Freeman. City Council meets on the second Monday evening of every month.
A fragmented timetable shows westbound and local freight numbers with departure times from Ava and Mansfield. Agents Burney and Grover note tam. 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. leaves, with No. 101, 103, 102, 104, 240, and 241 listed across a garbled schedule.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church announces preaching services on the fourth Saturday evening and Sunday Rev Joseph Davis pastor Sunday school each Sunday at 9345 a.m G W Freeman superintendent
Preaching services every second week led by Rev. R. J. Carnett, pastor. The congregation notes a $40 acm WE. Fallington location. Baptist Young Peoples Union holds meritorious sessions each Sunday evening with C. A. Stephens serving as president.
Preaching services held every first and third Sunday at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Rev. J. Z. Wolfe serves as pastor. 9 45 a.m. J. A. Tylton is listed as Superintendent.
Over Mrs Coday's millitary store preaching every first Sunday morning and evening and Saturday evening previous idle school at 10 am every Sunday Bible study and prayer meeting every Thursday evening Ladies Aid Society every Wednesday afternoon everyone welcome notes indicate Ananias and Amatesis unclear due to OCR errors.
An unusual mail order item claims a pocket cash register that can add and subtract and be worn as a watch fob on a chain. The ad offers one unit for 60 cents and directs readers to NiITROLINe Mra. Co. at 225 Title Guaranty Building in St. Louis Missouri.
An ad urged farmers to abandon Old Line Insurance and insure with Wright County Mutual at actual cost. It claimed rates were 25 cents per 100 dollars yearly for the last three years, and directed inquiries to J. L. Jackson, Secretary, Mt. Grove, Missouri.
A guessing contest is announced at Shinpiugh Bros store. Readers are advised to call the store for further particulars. Audy notes.
In Vacation the State of Missouri files a petition via John A. Dennis to collect overdue taxes on real estate in Wright County. The defendant S J Aeschliman is a nonresident. publication is ordered for the next term at Tartville Court House. If no answer is filed the petition may be confessed and judgment rendered.
Trustee sale on Thuredtay the loth day of duty in Hartville Weight County Missouri between 10 in the foreno on and 5 in the afternoon to the highest bidder. Described land lies in the north half of the southwest quarter of section 21 township 20 range 13 containing about 20 acres more or less in Wright County Missouri. Sale to foreclose a promissory note to George Free Tin as trustee and recorded in Weight County Missouri. Sheriff Walter L Cker of Weight County Missouri issued the notice. First publication near.
In a proven oil field an offer states free interest in an oil well with oil fot and warranty deed for 15 dollars. The notice invites readers to write for a free book. Josefi H. Boon k of 225 Tithe, Guaranty Building, St. Louis, Missouri is referenced.
Correspondents are asked to send items on Monday or Thursday. Items arriving late are often not used until the following week. Please mail items Monday if at all possible to improve timeliness.
Smoke National and Sill Tie cigars offered for sale by Mansfield Hotel Mason's Dro Store Mansfield Drug Co Stone Williams and Steve Yates Ady special Sunday dinner at the Mansfield Hotel Ady corporate listings highlight local merchants and dining offer.
The notice announces an all day singing at the artist sharch in Mansfield on the fourth Sunday in July conducted by Uncle Sira ndle in Social Harp and Christian Harmony.
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