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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1922
Page
4
Miss Pearl Reece and her pupils presented a recital at Nugget last Tuesday to a full house. The program featured bright selections from Carnall to Leybach and Pogov, with performances by Irene Craig Sylvia Brown Wanda Craig and others. Social notes mention visits by Pearl Reece, Connie Turner, and the Nan McComb group, plus civic items including Wright Co Convention delegates and Christian Endeavor committee elections.
The Missouri State Fair announces a premium list totaling around 55 00000 dollars the largest in its history apart from historic preceeding calibers. The list is ready for distribution by Secretary W D Smith and may be obtained by writing him. The fair runs August 19 and 20 with aims to showcase the state’s prize livestock and agricultural products. exhibitors are urged to enter promptly for the best exhibits.
Farmers and women are busy gathering hay and canning blackberries. The note remarks that this time of year brings in more work than any other period, highlighting the rural routine and seasonal labor.
Mansfield Shoe Shop announces operations by Tam again in charge with regular Saturday openings and availability on rainy days.
A public auction on Thursday July 20 1922 at 10:00 a m at the Jobo Belt farm 212 miles southeast of Macomb four miles south of Norwood features six dairy cows a two year old Holstein beifer a yearling six calves six mules one work team one eldiogs team 26 hogs pure bred Poland China stock pigeons hay and farm implements plus household furniture bedding and a De Laval cream separator Terms cash under 500 any amount over 500 on bankable note at 6 percent interest cash discount offered Auctioneers Col J R McIntosh and clerk Walter Hylton.
The Flat Rock note section reports Sunday School held each Sunday and praise for last week's preaching. It lists visits from Mrs D N Moore to Mrs Davie, Miss Lillie Letsinger helping Mrs Draper, and E Lund and family visiting Nanamaker home. A mad dog scare last week kept locals alert for stray dogs and urged keeping valuable dogs tied. Calls at W N Draper’s Sunday included J J Raby family Emma Joe Hendrick Bobbie and Thomas Hausley RK Letsinger and baby Geo Drue Turner and family at Rattliff home. Pods
Springfield Missouri business East Commercial advertises mail order services as a specialty. The notice highlights catalog shopping and ordering from home with postal delivery options.
Nice weather continues in Happy Hill with a weekly Thursday singing gathering inviting all. Miss Emma Oetting departed for Springfield a week ago while Miss Neva Marley visits relatives in Christian County. Several Oetting relatives are mentioned visiting others and attending Heavy Crains Sunday with multiple families present. Wolf Creek residents are urged to respond and connect.
Public sale announced for a farm five miles southeast of Mansfield and 2 1/2 miles northwest of Olatha on the Mansfield Olatha road. Auction details appear in the notice for interested bidders.
Sale begins July 18 at 10 a m with 5 horses 19 cattle including dairy cows Jersey and red breeds 6 Jersey heifers 2 yearlings hogs and Duroc boar farm implements and household items. Terms 9 months on bankable note at 8 percent. Payton Quessenberry Roy Dennis auctioneers Freeman clerk.
In vacation the Wright county circuit court, Missouri, orders publication for J F Ruwple plaintiff against Isaac Newton Buck Martha Buck and W J Buck and other unknown heirs and devices regarding land in Section 17 Township 29 Range 15. The suit seeks to forever bar any claims to the southeast quarter of the northwest quarter and northeast quarter of the southwest quarter. Publication runs four weeks in Mansfield Mirror prior to the September 7 1922 term.
Jack Bane, clerk of the circuit court of Wright County Missouri certifies that the foregoing is a true copy of the original order of publication on record in his office dated the thirtieth day of July, 1922. The certificate confirms accuracy and authenticity of the document on file.
Swelling from bites claimed to be reduced by Bullard's Snow Liniment which counters poison and soothes irritation. Three sizes offered at 60e and 120e, sold by all dealers.
In Wolf Creek the community enjoyed a Singing Sunday night with a well attended gathering. Mrs Johnn Gann and Mr Isaac Gann visited relatives, while Miss Lowell Light and Grace Gann were seen with family members during the Sunday activities. The note invites the Chums from Blue MInn to respond.
A child regains strength and vitality after worm infestation. White's Cream Vermifuge quickly puts the little one on its feet again. Sold by all Dew s.
Mrs Mattie Cottengim and her sons Alvin and Gwen and daughter Miss Jewell departed Tuesday for California. Mess day Purtle returned home in California after weeks visiting relatives and friends. Mr and Mrs J W Martin and Mrs Simothernman attend Wright County convention at Mansfield. The remains of Mrs Miller of Douglas County were shipped to Ik Tuesday evening, accompanied by her aged companion she had been married to nearly Slars, along with her son Gus and wife. Mrs Miller is survived by one son in Ik U and other relatives. she was a Methodist church member. Her death was unexpected after a few days illness.
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