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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1921
Page
5
The column reports visits among families including Lou Casali John Young Jess Conover Roy Ward Pete Upp and George Shinpaugh. Hue Shinpaueh is listed as sick Everett Dugan made a business trip. Mrs W Duean and children visited Webster County relatives with word of a relative’s illness and expected return.
A fragmented notice warns that genuine Bayer Aspirin must bear the Bayer name and be bought only from reputable suppliers. It cautions against counterfeit pills and urges customers to follow package directions for conditions like headaches and toothache. The ad mentions price and pharmacy sales but is unclear on exact figures or dates.
Part of the week saw SUNSET HILDE May Yowell with Alvin Long and wife, Gordon Yowell with Rita Owens, Aunt Mary Dennis at Joe Ford’s, Jahne Frye with Mia Owens, and Mesdaies J J Stout and others at W M Crippen’s. The record lists several visits including Mrs Dean visiting Stansfield and Seldon rye at Alvin Long’s, with extended family at the Byr e’s. Mrs W M Yowell and son Gordon visiting John Mrye’s this week.
An old ad promises a teaspoon of Herbine will induce a copious bowel movement improve appetite restore mental activity and a feeling of vigor and cheerfulness. The price is 60 cents and it is sold by all druggists.
In Macomb and area on Sunday families and friends gathered for ice cream and cheerful visits. Oscar Moody with wife and children visited W N Johnson, and Charles Schlicker joined them. Hosea Stout and family visited J E Stout, Pete Prazeal and wife visited James Mrazeal, Brazeal and wife also attended. Mrs H Shelton returned home, C D Findley was in Hartville, Miss Ethel Findley visited home folks, Mrs Letha Crain is ill, and Carl Edwards and wife welcomed a new baby.
By order of the Board of Health in Mansfield Missouri all outbuildings on the public square or adjacent to it must be denied and disinfected with lime within ten days of publication and kept sanitary. Any unsanitary conditions in the city must be corrected. parties aware of failures should notify the board. Names: J E Craig, Dr J A Fuson, L Livingston. July 121 date note. Also an advertisement touts Liquid Borogone for wounds with prices 50c to 1.30, sold by druggists.
Verne Claxton files for divorce from Manley Claxton in Wright County Missouri. The clerk orders notice by publication in Mansfield Mirror four weeks, urging Manley to appear by September 5 1921 to plead or answer. The action seeks dissolution of marriage and judgment per petition. The case caption is Verne Claxton versus Manley Claxton in the Circuit Court of Wright County Missouri.
A Mansfield carpenter, W. S. Smith, testifies after three boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills he suffered kidney trouble for years with swollen limbs and back pain. He credits the remedy with eliminating most symptoms and urges others to buy without asking for any other kidney remedy.
Trustee J Craig will sell at public vendue at the Hartville courthouse between 9 30 am and 4 pm to satisfy a deed of trust dated December 12 1917 by Benj Moore and Idal Moore. The property includes multiple lots in sections 4 5 and 9 township 29 range 14 totaling about 458 acres more or less. Due to default on interest installments the entire debt is due and payable.
Advert says heat injures babies causing pain and stomach distress. McGee's Baby Elixir is promoted to correct stomach and bowels aiding comfort. Priced 35 and 60 cents, sold by all druggists. Advertising copy from period newspaper.
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