Train schedule fragment with west bound notices
No 101 passenger at 9 55 p m No 241 local freight 11 00 a m No 103 passenger 9 35 a m West Bound No 102 passenger 5 25 a m No 240 local freight 11 00 a m No 104 passenger 6 38 p m L F Livingston agent
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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1919
Page
4
Passenger Car Schedule Daily Except Sunday Mansfield Ava Times
Daily passenger schedule shows departures from Mansfield at 6 45 am and 10 00 am after Frisco train 103, with arrivals at Ava at 6 00 am and 11 20 am, returns from Ava at 1 30 pm and 3 30 pm, and final Mansfield arrivals at 6 30 am and 5 00 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
Ava
N J Craig Seeks Loans on Improved Farms in County Areas
N J Craig offers money to loan on good improved farms in either Washington or Douglas counties. He emphasizes solid security and prompt handling for reliable borrowers seeking farmland financing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J. Craig
Waigat
Douglas
Insurance savings claim hits Wright county
A local notice warns that only a small portion of funds from a $1,000 insurance sale remains in Wright county. It urges residents to be cautious of savings promises and to contact A. C. Barton, secretary of Mountain Grove, Missouri, at the given phone number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wright County
A.C. Barton
Sec
Mountain Grove
Sunday School and Preaching Schedule
Sunday school every Sunday at 9:45 a.m. W B Fullington Superintendent. Preaching on the second and fourth Sundays by Rev. T B Ritsinger, Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Fullington
T. B. Ritsinger
Cumberland churches and antiseptic ad notice
Cumberland Presbyterian Church lists preaching on the fourth Sunday with Rev John T Younger and others on the third Sunday. Church of Christ Bible school at 6 45 each Sunday. Surgeons advise first treatment for cuts burns and wounds and promote Bronzone antiseptic for humans and animals sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF Christ Bible School
J. A. Carter
Oscar Wright
Mountain Grove Creamery Co. Ozark pioneer milk firm
The Mountain Grove Creamery Company, a Wright County institution, is highlighted as a pioneer in the Ozarks. It proclaims the highest prices at all times with correct weight and test assurances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Produce
Jarrett Bldg
North Side
J.R. Knotwell
Nurwood
Clear Valley Crops Benefit From Shower and Threshing Plan
In Clear Valley a light shower occurred Thursday aiding crops. Miss Barbara Wells visited Bessie Glass and neighbors shared Sunday visits with Joe Rushing and L. J. Rushing. Most locals finished cutting wheat and oats and began stacking. L L Land and Henry Helfreic plan to start threshing Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Wells
Bessie Glass
Loren Land
Henry Helfrehet
Joe Rushing
L L Land
Henry Helfreic
Gfrasshopper
Shiloh Hosts Guests and Sing Along by Sturgeon
Sunday visitors included Shiloh Andy Moses with Mr Sturgeon and Nellie Howerton Berta Johnson and Josie Pierson with Andy Pilips Reuben Standifer stayed overnight near Norwood Henry Miller and wife with Ernest Miller dined at J J Smiths An all day singing at Shiloh is planned with dinner on the ground Sunday Sunday school at Shiloh begins at 10 and preaching occurs every first Sunday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Moses
Mr. Sturgeon
Nellie Howerton
Berta Johnson
Josie Pierson
Andy Pilips
Reuben Standifer
Norwood
Henry Miller
Ernest Miller
J.J. Smith
Shiloh
Leading Hog Raisers Use BR Thomas Hog Powder
Ady announces BR Thomas Hog Powder as a daily hog diet aid. Promotes fat gain and robust condition for hogs, with H M Norcross listed as advertiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. Thomas
H. M. Norcross
Ady
Pleasant Hill church crowded for Sunday services
Rembert notes a well attended Pleasant Hill church service. Various locals visited relatives and friends from Saturday to Sunday. Mrs. Long of Mountain Grove lies very ill with fever. Mrs. Coday travels to her bedside. several locals spend the 4th in Mansfield for a pleasant outing. Sam Young listed as sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mat Curtis
St. George
Sam Adamson
Hartville
Martha Coday
Coday
Frank Coday
John Long
Mountain Grove
Long
Lame Shoulder Ailment Relief Advised
A brief notice states lameness in the shoulder is due to rheumatism of muscles and recommends absolute rest and several applications of Chaberlain's Liniment with a prompt trial urged.
Macomb Community Notes On July Fourth Celebrations
Blackberries ripe for picking as Macomb residents celebrated the Fourth at Mansfield. Miss Lizzie McKinney returned from a Kansas visit with aunt Blanche Sinclair. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Babb visited his parents. C. H. Moore dined with W. H. Brake. Boss Findley’s gathering included J. B. Findley, H. Moore, Hosea Freeman, Paul McAlister and family, Rev. Shaw, Sylvia Lloyd, and E. T. Gates group. Rev. Shaw preached at the Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie McKinney
Blanche Sinclair
Kansas
Harrison Babb
A. L. Babb
C. H. Moore
W. H Brake
Boss Findley
J. B. Findley
H. Moore
Hosea Freeman
Paul McAlister
Baby
Mansfield
Rev. Shaw
Norwood
Sylvia Lloyd
E. T. Gates
Flies Warn Animals and Heal Wounds Advertisement
Poses a health ad urging use of Farris Healing Remedy on animal wounds. Claims a 60 cent pint costs worth $2.00, heals rapidly, keeps flies away. Signed by H. M. Norcross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farris
H.M. Norcross
Protection Versus Free Trade Debate Noted By Readers
A reader asks how protectionism stacks against free trade and notes a postal board request for free sample copies of The American Economist at 439 Broadway New York. The inquiry signals interest in policy and access to economic literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Economist
Broadway
New York
Cedar Gap News Notes and Travels in July
Cedar Gap residents mention W A Daugherty of Tulsa spending July 4 with family. Miss Bertha Miller returns to Springfield工作. Attendees at Mansfield Wright county singing conception include M V Spain P E Odle Ruth Veatch Anna Lee Ruth Lucile Daugherty. Others visit Cedar Gap from Lead Oil and Mansfield. Several local residents attend church, visits, and work changes cited with multiple names and small journeys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.V. Spain
P.E Odle
Ruth Veatch
Anna Lee
Ruth
Lucile Daugherty
Wright County
Singing Conception
Mansfield
Lee
Dessie Lee
Ruth Veuth
W. R. Lee
Ralph Calhoun
Norwood
Ward B. Hitchcock
Cedar Gap
Maurice Crockett
Thayer
Herbert Blansett
Mt. Grove
Jake Crider’s
Ruth and
Abbie Morris
Robert Odle
Orel Hester
Wade Morris
Ray and
Gurney Morris
Lead Hill Weather and Community Notes
Lead Hill reports hot weather with rain on Thursday morning. Sam Goss and family stock wheat rye oats and grass this week while Joe Marvin Goss help. A party was held at Jake Crider's Saturday night. Prof OB Whitaker will preach the 4th Sunday at Lead Hill church following a Sunday sermon last week. The Lead Hill church was dedicated March 3 1907 with OB Whitaker preaching the dedicatory sermon. Sunday school continues every Sunday at 2 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Goss
Joe Goss
Leslie Wee
Joe
Marvin Goss
Jake Crider
Prof O B Whitaler
Lead Hill Church
Lead Hill
OB Whitaker
Liza Jane
Womith’s friend advertises large trial bottle of sand tonic
An old style advertisement touts a large trial bottle of a skin tonic named for Womith’s friend. It claims to treat blackheads eczema and rough skin and promises a clear complexion. Available as a 50e trial bottle at the drugstore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womith
Oak Forest News: Local Socials and Visits
Oak Forest residents report growing interest in hand and arm tattoo designs by Blackberry Briers. Dewey Jones Tiny Thomas Walt Akers and Don Glenn attended singing at Hickory Lat Sunday night. George Snyder Mark Mink called at C Beals Thursday. Mrs Martha Hopper of Ms Grove visited relatives here last week. Mrs Zeiber of Mr Grove and Mrs Lara Bell of Springfield visited Mrs Marian Hurke Sunday guests Jonah Johnson's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackberry Briers
Dewey Jones
Tiny Thomas
Walt Akers
Don Glenn
Hickory
George Snyder
Mark Mink
C. B. Beal
Martha Hopper
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Mansfield Mirror
W.A Black
W. A. Black
Gatered
Ube
Mamfeld
Tauresey
Freasurer
Marshal Street Commissio
Freeman J. W. Brazeal
Lanche Anderson
J. W. Floyd
Met
C. L. Turner
Jas. K. P. Coday
C. Newton
A. Fusop
J. C. Turner
J. A. Fuson
L F. Livingston
J. A.fuson
Board of Health
J B. Freeman
J.a.fuson
Frisco Lines
Wright County Farmers Mutual
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
John T. Younger
G. W. Freeman
Methodist Church
G. W. Holmes
J.d.reynolds
Cote & Lively
Mountain Grove Creame Y Co
Pioneer Creamery of
Ozarks
Weight and Test
A P. Wilcox
Clear Valley
L. J
HGG
Rembert
Pleasant Hill
Jeff Young
High Prairie
J. L. Williams
Red Hensley
S. H. Hickman
Jewell Hickman
George Claxton
W. C. Bryant
Hiram Coday
Elihu Coday
Thona Huffstuttler
Manefield
Sam Young
Crazy Madge
D. J. Landers
Roy Dennis
Jake Hoover
Mansfield, Mo
A. Stephens
Missouri
Russell Transfer Co
A. B. Russell
T. A. Kay Ava, Mo
Roy R. Dennis Mansfield
Kay & Dennis
J.r.mcintosh
Macomb
Peyton Nurseries
Boonville,Mo
Mack Davis
Norwood, Mo
Mattie Cottengim
Shaw
Baptist Church
Bouldin-Ryan Furniture Co. Undertakers & Embalmers
F. M. Huffman
T.f.lenhart Undertaker
Electric
Springfield
Southwest
Phoenix Hosiery CO
West Market Street Station
Philadelphia
Lodge Directory
Mansfield Lodge
F. Hall
Hugh Williams
Noble
Ezra Dennis
R. A. M. Mansfield
Royal Arch Chapter
N.S. Craig
J. BE. Craig
W. N. Zavers Real Estate Insurance
Notary Work Farm Loans
Norwood, Missouri
Modern Woodmen of America
Mansfield Camp No
W.A. Black
Henry Dennis
Woodmen of the World
W. A. Daugherty
Tulsa, Oklo
Bertha Miller
Hlf Rippee
Mrs. W. E. Robinson
Francis
John Robinson
E. Roller
Tulsa
Okla
Helen Kirby
A.B. Pittman
Memphis
Tent
M.D. Riehman
Fannie Rippee
Star School
Karl Rolley
Erb Proit
Mary Thornsberry
Seymour
Chloe Connolly
John Connolly
Sanday
Mr. Hiser
Jonah Johnson
Sora
Universal Car
Ford
Detroit
Ford Agency
Rapid Low
West
Sicily
Nee
W. Phelpa
Electric Bottling
Buffalo
Cleveland — Daily
Buffalo Lowe Cunvecarto
Rastan Lee Bureato
Attire Duwhalg
Jenner Jeifala
Nissen Fallall Raetern
Railroad
Cett Benatar and
Foe
Amgle Eames Auk Pee
Serand
Cleesland & Dulfato
Serbandouee
Fife Evich
O. B. Whitaker
Sydney Whitaker
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