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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1914
Page
2
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A fragmented obituary fragment recounts Miaipy and relatives, noting Wade, JAD, and others, with references to a September funeral and church notices. It mentions a sister and various family connections, the Baptist church, and a somber, uncertain tribute. The piece preserves sparse names and local customs amid the damaged OCR.
A garbled OCR record references a person named Moyer and a court proceeding. It mentions a wife, county credits, and a list of names and places in a legal context. The fragmentary text is hard to parse but implies a formal notice or docket entry about debts or property, with unclear details and many misread words.
The passage records a rough church gathering with lines about weather, church attendance, offerings, and residents debating belief and liberty. It mentions a Mitel last Saturday, a speaker named Wis Mlawk, and remarks on worship, duty, and civic life.
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A muddled narrative recalls a Saturday gathering, a wedding or social event, and the death of Mrs Hight. It mentions John Potts, Willis, and other locals, with various tangential memories and reflections. The text nods to a surprise party, a visit to Cody’s, and reflections on family ties and lingering jealousy.
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