Village Officials and Rail Schedules Listed in Window Notice
Names of local officials and health officers appear alongside train times and station stops. The document lists calls for council meetings every second Monday, passenger and local freight trains, and daily travel departures between Mansfield and Ava with Frisco train connections.
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N. J. Craig
John Coday
C. L. Turner
J. A. Fason
Board of Health
E. Craig
J.a.fason
L F. Livingston
Baptist Church Sunday School and Pulpit Schedule
Sunday school every Sunday at 9 46 a m led by W L Matthews. Sept preaching on the first and third Sundays by Rev P L Kelley pastor.
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A.m. W.l.matthews
P. L. Kelley
Cumberland Presby Preaching Schedule Notice
Cumberland Presbyterian Church announces preaching every 2nd Sunday with Rev. A. B. Humphrey as pastor at 9 a.m. G. W. Freeman serves as superintendent.
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Humphrey
Ps A
G. W. Freeman
Preaching Services This Month at Local Church
Preaching services on the third and fourth Sundays include morning and evening sessions. Rev C E Little serves as pastor with Geo Benjamin listed as superintendent.
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C. E. Little
Geo
Benjamin
Bible Echoed Sunday Services Listed
Bible echoed at 9 45 a m every Sunday D H Kay Superintendent preaching every second Sunday Rev Oscar Wright Pastor
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D. H. Kay
Oscar Wright
Mansfield Chamber of Commerce Meeting Schedule
The Mansfield Chamber of Commerce holds meetings every Thursday night monthly with the Board of Governors meeting on the third Thursday. Odd Fellows Hall hosts the sessions led by Dr. A. J. Quark as President and Oliver B. Davis as Secretary.
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Board of Governors
Odd Fellows Hall
A.J. Quark
Oliver B. Davis
Campaign announcements for Wright County candidates 1922
Public notices authorize D M Bush Phil A Bennett and others from Buffalo Mo Hartville Gasconade and Mansfield to run for Congress Circuit Clerk Recorder of Deeds and County Clerk in Wright County Missouri subject to Republican primary on August 1 1922 Many names appear with typos and partial addresses reflecting the era political slate of candidatesوقيت
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Congress
D. M. Bush
Buffalo Mo
Office of
Phil. A. Bennett
Emmet L. Jones
Gasconade Township
Hartville
Houte 3
Wright County
M.C. Coday
Hart Township
Mansfield
Kente
Jack Bane
Recorder OF Deeds
Arthur Williams
John N. Pryor JR
Pleasant Valley Township
A. Carter
J. H. Fly
Grote
W. H. Robineite
Mun. Grove
Wright Co
Anguet
W. Hopper
Judge County Court Southern District
Joe H
Wright County Political Primary Slate 1922
Hartville figures Murrell and Rayburn seek Probate Judge and Prosecuting Attorney posts in Wright County. Mountain Grove and Munroe Grove contenders, with August 1 1922 Republican primary. Ambiguities include misspellings and fragmented OCR.
Campaign Statement of Wm H. Robinett
Wm H Robinett born and raised in Mountain Grove and educated in Missouri public schools and university He served in the U S Marine Corps during the war He opposes moving the courthouse from Hartville pledges tax reduction and economy in state government supports constructive legislation to aid rural schools and raise Missouri education standards Describes himself as a clean capable young man who will deliver results if nominated and elected.
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Robinett
Mtn. Grove
Missouri University
U. S. Marine Corps
Court House
Hartville
Sime
Missouri
DeLacys French Hair Tonic Promises Gray Hair Restore
A vintage ad touts DeLacy's French Hair Tonic as a safe effective remedy for gray and streaked hair. It claims restoration to natural beauty, dandruff control, and prevention of hair loss, selling for 1.00 at drug and toilet counters or by prepaid order from DeLacy Chemical Co. St. Louis Mo.
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DeLacy
DeLacy Chemical Co
St. Louis
All Dealere
Wright County Dem votes for reelection in state senate
Letter to Democratic voters of Wright County Me from S A Quimingham urging support for a second term. He highlights three and a half years in office, roles in securing road funds, supporting Prohibition repeal, and woman suffrage. He argues experience and local service make him best for four more years and asks August 1 voting support.
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State Senate
A. Cunningham
Texas County
Wright County
Leedys Leading Ladies Hemstitching Service Ad
In Springfield Missouri Leedys Leading Ladies advertises increased business in the hemstitching department and adds a hem stitching machine to speed work. It touts real service and low rates for cotton and silk hemstitching with free cotton thread and mail orders. Located at 225 227 East Commercial.
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Commercial
Springfield
Missouri
Fifth Sunday Meeting of Wright County Baptist Association
The Cedar Gap church hosts a three day meeting at Cedar Gap on July 28 29 and 30 1922. Activities include Friday 8:00 p m Hymn devotions and a sermon by Bro Hen Nail. Saturday features devotions at 10 00 and talks on Sunday School church missionary duties and sermon by Bro W Hens ley with Bro R F Carroll and others.
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Wright County Baptist Association
Cedar Gap Church
Hen Nail
P. L. Kelly
J E Sea
W. M. Pearman Andro
R.F Carroll
W. Hensley
Bro
R. F Carroll
Arthur A Kelly
Notice to Teachers Exanation Held August 1922 Hartville
Notice to teachers of Wright County announces the regular Teachers' Examination to be held at Hartville High School on August 4 and 5 1922. Subjects listed in order include Geography Language Algebra Orthography Grammar Arithmetic Reading Literature Civil Government U S History Agriculture Advanced Science Physiology Writing Pedagogy. Examinations start at eight each day with no forenoon subjects repeated in the afternoon. Ray Wood County Superintendent. Buy Vacuum Cup Tires from Carter's Garage and get a free tube with every tube.
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Wright County
Hartville
U. S
Ray Wood
Missouri Tops Growers in Strawberry Shipments
Missouri earns third place among all states in quantity and value of strawberries shipped to major U S markets, according to a July 1 1922 article in Weather, Crops and Market cited by the State Bureau of Labor Statistics. The finding, drawn from the 1922 Red Book issued by Commissioner William H. Lewis, follows Missouri’s prior noted position as a leading late watermelon producer.
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United States
Missouri
State Bureau of Labor Statistics
William H. Lewis
State Department
Fifth Sunday meeting program invites participation
A church schedule lists devotional services, sermons, and lectures across Saturday and Sunday with multiple speakers including Rev. Arthur A Kelly Sister R F Carroll and Bros. Davis Griffith Roberts Edgerton and Latimer. The note urges readers to attend the Fifth Sunday meeting to grow in grace and join the program.
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Chas. Bayleas
G Chadwell
P. Davis
W. S. Griffith
J. W Roberts
Homer Edgerton
Walter Goss
Fragmented text about a medical or pregnancy aid book
A garbled excerpt mentions a pregnancy guide or remedy and a nurse or doctor, with scattered phrases about a baby, health, and a suggested publication or teaching moment. The readable portions hint at maternal guidance and medical advice but lack coherent details.
Missouri Strawberry Shipments in 1922 Highlight state Output
The report covers Missouri strawberry shipments centered around Springfield and Joplin, with 1 856 cars moving south to the Arkansas line. Tennessee and Arkansas led with 8 172 and 2 069 cars respectively. Missouri’s 1922 season ends June 15, with last cars shipped implying a possible reshuffle in state rankings once official totals are released.
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Springfield
Joplin
Arkansas
Missouri
Tennessee
Shaw M
Uncle Sam
Aransas
Len
Misouri
Manafield Farmers Exchange Offers Chick Feed and Chops
Manafield Farmers Exchange announces availability of chick feed and chops among other feed products. The ad highlights livestock supplies and farming essentials for local customers and backyard poultry keepers.
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Your Firth
Manafield Farmers Exchange
Saving and prudent purchases for the average man
The passage urges frugality by noting that earnings should not be exceeded by living expenses and that saving a few cents early, like buying seed or a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea remedy, can prevent larger costs later such as a doctor's bill. It promotes careful spending and small, timely investments.
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Chamberlain
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