Mansfield items highlight local P E reader notices
The Mansfield area page lists a barrage of local notices and ads including reader thanks from R.E. Cooley and Rev. Joseph Davis, new subscribers like J. McFarland of Eminence and M. Bausch, hotel Sunday dinners at Mansfield Hotel, specials at Fullingtons, hardware and farm ad promotions, and a lost flannel lace from Mrs Jesse Dearmond's baby carriage. Names span Aya, Seymour, Clinton, Douglas County, Springfield, Villa Grove, and Wright and Douglas counties with various dates and prices.
London Laconics Special Cars and Sunday Visits
London notices recount visits and social events across Mansfield and nearby towns. Rev P Mingus filled a Mission Chapel appointment, the Baptist Sunday school toured via London, and multiple families shared meals, calling on friends from J L Strong to Elbert Latimer. A wedding occurred at Nelse Matlock’s with Walter Newton and Cora Bausch wed at midnight. A new Ferisco stock pens scales system was announced for direct stock drops with assurance of accuracy.
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P. Mingus
Mission Chapel
Mansfield
Adl
Ferisco
Tax Workout Offered For Mansfield Residents
Poll taxes for 1913 are due June 1. Mansfield Missouri residents may work off these taxes starting at 7 a.m. on Monday July 14 and Tuesday July 15 reporting to City Marshal Roe Strong. Those not participating must pay cash immediately after Wednesday July 16. Adv City Board.
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Mansfield
Roe Strong
Adv City Board
Gothic Priory Redeemed by Butcher for Pig Farm Use
The Gothic priory of Rochefon cauld, a structure dating from the year 1000, has been acquired by a butcher who plans to convert it into a pig breeding establishment.
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Rochefoncauld
Franco
On Route No 2 Community Notes Bright Weekend
Special Correspondent reports pleasant weather and a lively social scene. Many residents, including Amos Roy and family, Drue Turner and relatives, and Jno Brentlinger’s circle, spent the weekend visiting kin, dining, taking pictures, and picking abundant blackberries. Ice cream refreshment rounds out the local gathering.
Low priced land in the Ozarks attracts buyers
The piece argues ownership of land elevates citizens and notes Ozarks land remains affordable in some sections. It cites rising farm values, compares history of $5 an acre to current higher prices, and highlights opportunities for agriculture with proximity to towns and railroads.
Land offer from Braymer Missouri contact
Brief note from G L Barham of Braymer Missouri seeking to communicate with buyers or agents regarding affordable land in south Missouri. Potential buyers are urged to reach out to discuss options and pricing.
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South Missouri
G. L. Barham
Braymer, Mo
Girl From Wyoming Here Miss Alberta Claire Courtesy Springfield Republican
Miss Alberta Claire the gir from Wyoming arrived here at noon aboard Johnny Gunn a Missouri mule on a 1000 mile ride through Missouri for the St. Louis Times in the interest of good roads. She was welcomed by Mayor Burney I H Riley and many locals. She was escorted to Young's Hotel for dinner and her mount to the Hoover barn for rest. She left St. Louis on Bud but the pony fell ill and she continued on. Col J L Torrey of Fruitville gifted her the mule and she plans to ride into Kansas City and then St Louis by another route. She spoke at the city park as an honorary member of the Young Men's Business Club and shared tales of her travels across deserts plains and mountains. Her dog Mickie is left in St Louis for the heat. She weighs about pounds and carries a six shooter and cartridge belt. She departed for Seymour at 3. A mistaken report of her arrival sparked a fruitless mile horseback chase before a crowd gathered. She described Mansfield reception and the town as the Gem City of the Ozarks with a fine electric plant and upcoming water system. The Y M B C members hosted her indoors and out.
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Alberta Claire
Springfield Republican
Wyoming
Missouri
St. Louis Times
Johnny Gunn
Our City
G. S. Burney
I. H. Riley
Young Men's Business Club
Mansfield
Horace Paul
S. C. Rippee
PL. Beach
Lester Stone
Frank Hoover
Maude Reynolds
Blanche
Norma Burney
Vida
Mabel Coday
Gertrude Stone
Jewell Hoover
Maud Coday
Brazer
Young's Hotel
Hoover Barn
Alton
J.L. Torrey
Fruitville
Kansas City
St Louis
Sheridan
Wyo
Seymour
Macomb
St. Louis
Claire
Miss Brazier
Frank Beach
C. Rippee
Mayor Burney
F.H. Riley
the Ozarks
Ozark
Prairie Hollow and Bryant Special Corroboration
Special correspondence reports hot weather and a Bryant picnic on the 4th. Will Starnes Eunice Lyles Esther Starnes attended Ava for the holiday return home Sunday. John Roy came from Monett to spend the 4th but hurt his heel and hopes for quick recovery. Rev Robert Young led an all day meeting at Huffman school house in Bryant with ministers Lincoln Keith Let singer and Wm Roy families present. Ernest and Poly Boy joined in the afternoon.
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Will Starnes
Eunice Lyles
Esther Starnes
Ava
John Roy
Monett
Robert Young
Prairie Hollow
Bryant
Huffman School House
Mr. Lincoln
Keith Letsinger
Wm.Roy
Ernest
Poly Boy
Friendship Baptist Church Meeting Times Note
Dawson dots: Friendship Baptist Church holds services on the third Saturday each month at 11 a.m. and Sundays at 11 a.m. and 7:10 p.m. Rev. W.S. Griffith is pastor. Sunday school Sundays at 10:30 a.m. R. Hilsabeek, superintendent. Prayer meeting Sundays at 7:30 p.m.
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Friendship Baptist Church
W.S. Griffith
R. Hilsabeek
Mansfield Show Envelopes 10 Cents at Mirror Office
The Mansfield Agricultural and Stock Show offers envelopes at 10 cents a bunch for office use. Use them until September 24 and promote the stock show. Call to reserve a bunch today.
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Mansfield Agricultural and Stock Show
Mirror
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P. Bradshaw
Aya
R.E. Cooley
Hilsabeck
Adv
James McFarland
Eminence
Omer McNealy
Fullington
W.N. Draper
Pullington's
M.W. Oliver
Clinton
Mansfield Hotel
Joseph Davis
Mrs. E. KE. Lugeanbeal
Douglas County
W. P. Lindsay
Lindsay
Calif
J.A. Hylton
Springfield
Rhode Island Red Roosters
J. W. James
Ady
E.E. Lugeanbeal
Fullington’s.Ady
Hisaneck
Mansfield Mirror
Weekly
Kansas City Star
J. A. Dixon
M.m.cloge
Little River, Kans
Ozarks
M. Bausch
Fullington's
M.H. Griggs
McCook, Neb
Fullington’s
Mitchell’s
Avery & Stephens
Ritchie
Montana
Mitchell's
Isaac Strong
J. Lon Dennis of
Hilsabeck’s Ady
Jericho
Freeman Miller Hardware Co
Freeman-Miller Hardware Co
P. B. Cooley
Blytheville, Ark
G.S. Burney
Mr. Cooley
J. Seymour
Raymond Coolay
Bride
Villa Crove
Advy
W. C. Nixon
W. B. Biddle
Frisco
B.l.witchell
Union Pacific
Waltham
Bonnell Produce Co
House
K. C
W. L. Bonne
N. J. Craig
Wright OR
Douglas Counties
McCormick Mower
J. D. Reyroups
Jesse Dearmond
Jesse Dearwonp
London
T.S. Gaskill
Fred Dennis
Otto Hensley
Tom Strong
Susie and
Panniv Kelley
J.d.newton
R. J. Gilleland
Martin Gaskill
Rev. P. Mingus
John Rippee
Will Brazeal
H. M. Brazeal
John Hensley
Daisy
New Jerusalem
Park
Will James
Near Mansfield
J.F. Newton
Mrs. Davis
Webb City
Elbert Latimer
Essie
Hattie Newton
Mr. Woods
Olathe
J. L. Strong
Roper
H.g.cunninghaw
C Musick
Cretcher and Son
Frank
New Grove
John Rosevear
Mose Morland
John Matlock
Crider
W. L. Newton
E. Newton
B.A. Taylor
D.A. Taylor
Mansfield Baptist Sunday School
Gascon Ude
Jason Newton
Walter Newton
Cora Bausch
Nelse Matlock’s
Everett Spence
Sam Space
Fiona Ripper
Amos Roy
Reaba
Mra. Roy
Thos Dean's
Drue Turner
Mra. Turner
Wolf, Creek
Joe Turner
Paul Williams
Joe Riley
Marian
G. W.brentlinger
Angles
Son Elmer
Mr. Smalley
Miss Belle Stone
Walter Stokes
Jno
Lizzie Sullivan
G. W. Brewer
Verr Williams
Mr. Drown
Taney Co
Albert Brentlinger
Rose Williams
Geo. Brewer
J.A. Riley
Esther Starne
L.M. Roy's
J.C. Freeman
Robert
Prairie Hollow and
Dawson Dottings
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