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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1914
Page
8
A fragmented notice extols the splendid order in Minnsfield and the South with vague praise for the community and its reported efficiencies. The garbled text suggests civic pride but provides no concrete events, dates, or names to confirm specifics.
The readable fragments describe grass in a park and mention removal actions. The text references discipline by unnamed authorities and hints at a plan or opportunity, but specifics are unclear. Entities are ambiguous. no clear dates, places, or organizations emerge from the garbled source.
A partial, garbled note mentions Mansdeld Sine char experts and a game in the pratk. It hints at watching chetkers and Manipal but lacks clear context, names, places, dates, or concrete actions.
The readable text is garbled and fails to present a coherent event or entities suitable for a factual summary. No clear persons, places, dates, or organizations can be reliably identified for a concise card.
A banking institution is noted as a fair business and a coma, and it is with pleasure we call the attention of our people to the fine reports made livesi banics. The item emphasizes trustworthiness and public interest in financial institutions.
Mites in henhouses are common. paint nests and roosts with insecticide every two weeks or kerosene weekly, then burn sulphur fumes to fill the house and kill mites. Also note incubator care, chicken medicine as needed, Wisconsin dairy product value, and a definition of a low-headed tree based on bearing wood position.
A damaged description on controlling San Jose scale in fruit trees discusses a spray method using quicklime sulfur and water. Details cover preparation, mixing, application, pruning, protective measures, and equipment for farm use to combat scale and related diseases.
A historical note explains bagging grapes to exclude pests and fungi. It advocates early bagging as flowering ends, claiming it prevents insect damage and molds, improving yields and reducing labor costs. The passage emphasizes timing around flowering and fruit set to protect the crop.
The Market Growers Journal discusses good butter making temps and folding bags to protect grapes, then promotes ready sprays for farm orchards. It argues ready sprays are affordable, easy to use, and require no special skill, aiding large and small orchards alike in achieving healthy trees and better fruit.
A Paris News writer describes a simple do it yourself wheelbarrow for fruit. The device uses a belt attached wheel and oscillating sticks with coil springs to absorb jar. The illustration shows berries loaded on a barrow made from common hardware parts and wooden sticks.
An advice column suggests thinning blackberry patches, avoiding damage to clothes in wet conditions, and planting strawberries on high well drained soil with gentle slope. It recommends spreading wood ashes around fruit trees and annuals for better yields, and cautions thorough spraying to ensure the liquid reaches all foliage.
An old-time article describes a new harness for plows to reduce injuries. It touts a camoje driven system called Traceless Orchard Harness and explains its components, including a road wel ding Wand and Yokeania pall. The piece notes riders and horses work together to prevent bites and strain, claiming easier handling and safer operation.
Dense, garbled OCR discusses disease prevention in poultry including hens kept clean dusted with vermin powder before setting eggs and various cautions, followed by a long, faded section listing Bank of Mansfield Missouri financial statements and corporate officers with signatures and notarial attestations.
The article outlines starting small in the poultry business, stressing patient hands on learning. It notes modest profits early, predicting earnings between two and three dollars daily with basic work and no prior training, and advises waiting for chicks to hatch before expanding operations.
Fragmented report notes poultry care in fall with references to bone meal and butcher shop bones. Mentions free bones and commercial bone meal as feeds. No clear persons, places, or organizations identified in readable text.
A fragmented local page reports Saturday visits and social calls among residents, mentions Miss Lillie Herod and Lissie Hartley staying with friends, and notes the death of Trew AL Davis and a few small domestic happenings. The piece references farm life, courtship chatter, and visits between families, with several names and places from the area.
Order of publication in the Chrenit Comet September Term of the court. Defendants Maier JL Clit Lane Clifford Wom Dodge and WLR McCready alleged nonresidency and an action to quiet title to a deeded land in the township, with summons to plead by September term. The clerk directed publication and set conditions for appearance and judgment if unanswered. A copy from the record is noted by Judge Pryor and dated July for the circuit court in Weight County.
A reflective piece notes public eagerness for a new medical cure and the rush of belief when reports hint at breakthroughs. It discusses historic fears from smallpox to tetanus and the global hunger for miraculous progress, urging cautious optimism about science and time.
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