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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1922
Page
2
The notice lists trains with numbers and times for east and west bounds and local freights. It includes agents L F Livingston and Fred Grover, with Mansfield Ava service times and sequence of departures and arrivals, detailing daily movements and connections.
Sunday school held every Sunday at 4:45 am overseen by Superintendent W L Matthews. Preaching services every Sunday led by Pastor Rev P L Kelley.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church announces preaching on every 2nd Sunday led by Rev. A. S. Humphrey, pastor, with G. W. Freeman serving as superintendent.
Preaching services on the third and fourth Sundays morning and evening led by Pastor Rev C E Little. Sunday schedule notes 45 a.m. Geo Benjamin presiding superintendent.
Bible school at 0 45 a m every Sunday led by superintendent D H Kay. Preaching every second Sunday by Rev Oscar Wright, pastor.
The Mansfield Chamber of Commerce holds monthly meetings on the first Thursday evening and Board of Governors on the third Thursday. Meetings are at Odd Fellows Hall. President Dr A J Clark and Secretary Oliver B Davis are listed officers.
Public notices announce F E Schooley of Mountain Grove as a candidate for Prosecuting Attorney Wright County and W H Robinette of Mountain Grove as candidate for Representative Wright County both subject to Republican primary election rules in August 1922.
A. Cunningham of Cabool in Texas County declares candidacy for the State Senate. The bid is subject to Democratic voters at the August primary in 1922.
A Wright County Republican Central Committee meeting is called for Hartville at 1:00 p.m. on Saturday July 15 1922 to recommend judges of the primary election. All committeemen urged to attend. Candidates invited if they wish to attend. By J A Fuson chairman.
Lieut. Col John F. Williams, former Missouri state commander of the American Legion, writes July 3 1922 to Attorney General Barrett praising his support for ex servicemen. Williams notes Barrett’s key role in Legion legislation and bonus amendments, while acknowledging other Republican candidates.
A Wright County speaker appeals to voters, clarifying legal duties of the County Clerk under Maine law to monthly report hunters license sales and remittance details to the State Game and Fish Commissioner in Jefferson City. The message emphasizes statutory requirements on pages 29 and 5602 of the Game and Fish Law.
A letter from S. A. Carter complains the county clerk must renew stubs and licenses for monthly settlements. It notes amounts remitted this year and future hunting season ahead, citing Game and Fish Law involvement and urging fair, truthful reporting from Jefferson City officials.
Wa H Robinett announces for state representative detailing opposition to moving Hartville courthouse, pledging tax reduction and economy, support for rural schools, and campaigning on a platform favoring constructive Missouri education policy and responsible administration.
Local agriculture news notes Manafield Farmers Exchange advertising poultry feed including chick starter and chopped feed alongside other farm staples. The notice emphasizes products for poultry care and general farm nutrition.
A. M. Mansfield Royal Arch Chapter 122 convenes in regular convocation on the first Saturday night of each month. Visiting companions welcome. J. E. Craig, High Priest QC. A. Stephens, Secretary.
Jefferson City Missouri June 27 1922 Mr J K Neonan Kansas City Dear Sir This letter explains the process for high numbered claims and how lower ones are treated It details numbering mailing registration examiner review Commission approval voucher and check issuance If no federal record exists the claim goes to a suspense tray and Washington is asked for a record Applicants may be asked for discharge copies and records can take four to eight weeks to obtain
A Washington Bonus Commission letter discusses claims processing delays and priorities. It explains suspensions for incomplete data, prioritization of lower numbered claims, and expectations to pay about 4000 claims in June with improvements planned in July, ending with assurances of payment or rejection to all claimants.
A homely savings message argues that saving ten percent of earnings is rare, so frugality in daily living is essential. It notes small investments like buying garden seeds and a bottle of Chamberlain’s Colic and Diarrhoea remedy can prevent larger future costs.
Carter's Garage advertises a tire sale offering Vacuum Cop Tires with a free tube included with every tube purchased. The deal emphasizes value with the bundled tube and promotes the garage as the supplier.
East Nashville Tenn. offers a testimonial praising Thedford's Black-Draught as the best medicine for sour stomach indigestion and torpid liver. W N Parsons, a local grocer, says it cleanses bowels, regulates the liver, and is essential in every home, urging buyers to insist on the genuine product.
OC H. Sutherland advertises two real cream and butter cows half Jersey half Guernsey. They will freshen in December or January and have not been sold at sales. Well cared for and should be money makers for the right owner. Located eight miles south on the Mansfield Ava road.
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