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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1916
Page
6
W A Newton district deputy announces installation of officers elect in Rayborn on June 15 and Jericho on July 29. Hartville Odd Fellows will install officers publicly on July 5 with a possible public program and speech by a Past Grand Master the day before.
An old ad claims daily bowel movement signals health and promotes Dr King s New Life Pills as a gentle laxative. It promises to purify the blood, relieve constipation, and provide an overall tonic effect, with a price of 25 cents at druggists.
Elder H. Drennan of Seymour will preach at Mansfield Christian Church on Saturday evening July 22 and Sunday July 23, delivering two services.
Miss Emma Verbryke of Lima Ohio describes two years of frequent stomach trouble and biliousness. She could barely eat and felt dizzy and sick, nearly fainting at times. After trying Chamberlain's Tablets she rapidly improved and recommends them. available everywhere.
In a brief church note Rev J M England delivered a sermon at the Baptist church on Sunday. An unrelated medical advert promotes Ballard's Snow Liniment as a treatment for insect stings and bites, claiming antiseptic and healing properties with bottles priced at 25e, 30e, and 1.00, sold by all dealers.
A brief notice reports delays in farm loan approvals amid the lowest prevailing rates. The item names Adv. Po Gro. B. Freeman as the contact or promoter in the period context.
Farm for sale 320 acres well improved in Tre go County Kansas. Wheat farm priced at 335 per acre. See Monroe Topeka Kansas for details.
N J Craig offers to loan funds on solid, improved farms located in Wright or Douglas counties. Seeks reliable borrowers with strong security. Contact N J Craig for terms and arrangements.
A loan notice offering seven percent interest on improved farms in Wright and Douglas counties for seven years. Funds available as soon as title is perfected. No delay. Apply by visiting or writing Avery Stephens in Mansfield Missouri.
Central Minnesota offers diversified farming options including stock raising dairying grains and fruits with reasonable prices. Also advertising lands in Northern Minnesota with lands available in any size under low and easy terms by Benton County Real Estate Co of Sauk Rapids Minnesota.
Pea Ridge residents T. H. Beckett and son Frank spent Saturday in Mansfield. Pleasant Mallory and family visit George Mallory's household for a few days. Mrs. J. M. Newton and Mrs. M. J. Dixon returned from Kansas Friday. Several locals including Velmar and Opal Fuge, Roxa Newton, and others called at Jasper Newton's Sunday and enjoyed a fine time. Elmer Fuge stayed overnight with Vernon Newton. Methodist services are held at Pea Ridge on the fourth Sunday with Rev. D. D. Killam. Sunday School is led by F. A. Dodson and Miss Verbie Fuge.
Farmers plow corn for the last time as blackberries remain plentiful in this Wayside Gleanings snippet.
A couple named Nellie Dake and Frank Blake wed last week as a crowd gathered in Macomb for a lively scene. Congratulations were sent with best wishes. Also noted: E. C. Williams' baby sick and Mr Blake of Macomb ill. Sunday school at 10 a m at Macomb Methodist church. all invited and welcome.
Elbert Coday Roy Coday Corb Hauke worked for Sam Young this week. Fred Hensley owns a new Maxwell. Selph Jones and family of Hartville visited friends in Odin Saturday. Crops look good but need rain. Pleasant Hill preaching every first Saturday night Sunday and Sunday night by Rev. M. B. Clift. Sunday school every Sunday at 10 am.
Mountain Grove Missouri resident Mrs. C. E. Byer from 380 West First Street recalls a seven year old interview. She describes relief from back pain headaches and weakness after using Doan's Kidney Pills and notes continued benefits four years later. Price 60 cents at dealers.
Flat Rock Albert Slate has gone to the harvest fields. Mrs. Lillie Best and children of Joplin have been visiting her parents, Tom German and wife. Miss Agnes returned home from Joplin also. Orlie and Jerry Pierson have gone to Neodesha, Kansas. Prayer meeting at Flat Rock every Sunday night. Billy.
Catarrh cannot be cured with local applications. It is described as a blood or constitutional disease requiring internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is claimed as a regular prescription from top physicians, using tonics and blood purifiers to affect mucous surfaces. Testimonials are offered free, with sales via Druggists at a stated price. Also recommends Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
The Rev J W Needham of Seymour preaches at the Mansfield M E church Sunday, delivering a message to the local parishioners and area attendees. The service highlights faith and community gathering at the church on the weekend.
Public notice-style praise for Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy urging every family to keep it at hand during hot weather. Claims no superior value for its purpose and urges immediate purchase as the summer progresses with availability everywhere.
Howe Steele and family with Miss Opal Steele traveled from Hartville Tuesday morning. Mr. Steele headed to Houston Texas, while Mrs. Steele and the children stopped to visit relatives at Ozark and Miss Steele remained in Springfield.
A vintage travel warning urges travelers to carry Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, noting trains and steamships lack supply and bowel attacks can be sudden and severe. Obtainable everywhere.
Dennis and Roy transported three sheep cars to St Louis last week in a commercial shipment. The move involved livestock handling and railway or carrier logistics for the trip. No injuries reported.
Crops look fine as farmers stack wheat oats and rye then hay harvest begins around the 12th. Women and children busy picking and canning black berries. Rev G Chadwell of Mansfield filled his regular New Hope appointment but hurried to his ill son. Rev J E Seal preached a steady sermon at New Hope. Mrs D B Dorrell and Fred Justus and family dined at C F Harris' Wednesday. Preaching at New Hope Baptist Church every second Saturday at 1 30 pm and Sunday at 11 am. Rev G Chadwell pastor. Sunday school every Sunday at 10 am F A Rippee superintendent. CASEY JONES.
Antrim area farmers report good crops and most fields harvested with haying underway. A note announces Sunday school at No 5 every Sunday at 2 p.m. All invited TOPSY.
Claiming quick relief from knee pain a Philadelphia reader reports wonderful results after a single use. The ad urges sufferers to apply Sloan's Liniment where it hurts and notes it penetrates without rubbing, with a 25 cent price at drug stores.
Eugene S. Knight of Wilmington and his wife report relief from constipation and indigestion using Chamberlain's Tablets. The pills are mild and gentle, offering an agreeable laxative effect. Obtainable everywhere. Ad.
Rev Lukie Mar ler will lead services at Harges chapel next Sunday with left over preaching. Several neighbors attended Mt. Dale Sunday school convention and reported an enjoyable time. Mr J D Kelley and wife plan a Thursday departure for Tennessee to visit relatives. Clara Shumate and Boyd Asher wed at Rev Nulls Sey mour home on July 4. Grandma Dudley is reported quite sick at George Dudleys home after a week’s visit.
In every home where there is a baby there should also be a bottle of McGEE S BABY ELIXIR. It may be needed at any time to correct sour stomach wind cholic diarrhoea or summer complaint. It is a wholesome remedy contains no opium morphine or injurious drug of any kind. Price 25c and 50c per bottle. Sold by all dealers. Adv.
Jericho J W Morrow of Deering Kansas arrives to take ore on Zack Spocks farm. Sunday school convention at Mt Dale drew large attendance. Ira Holden visited with parents in Diggins over weekend. Mrs Jim Tate of Hartville visiting son Walter. Sunday school held every Sunday at 10:30 am at Aptioch. Everyone invited.
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