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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1915
Page
8
Fragments list groceries and prices like meat per pound ten cents to a dollar, canned peaches, corn, tomatoes, baking powder, kraut, and soap bars. Promotes value and cash register checks, urging customers to trade at the Cash Store for savings and a five dollar gift.
Peter Radford argues the Federal Industrial Commission can ease class tensions by fostering understanding between capital and labor. He praises farmer involvement and stresses justice and common sense as guiding forces, noting permanent prosperity requires agriculture and a prosperous agricultural population as civilization’s safeguard.
For a good second-hand mower rake liner and wagon cheap call on Jd. K.P. Coday Mansfield Missouri adv. The Springfield papers say that Win C Miller a Seymour rural driver has been arrested on in begzlement charge. Many local items and subscription pitches follow including Protheroe and family visits through Hartville and Springfield.
Keeling and Son report they have rounded up 1265 loads of hogs in the territory within 10 miles of Lynchburg and sold them to Canteenl and Iviend of Mansfield Mountila Grove Journal.
A crowded local page records social visits and church notes. Mrs Dixon, Miss Harris, the Lands, and the Fage families share dinners and calls. Sunday school at New Hope Baptist and Methodist services appear with Rev. Mingus and Rev. Killam listed. Weather turns cool with farmers delaying corn planting due to rain.
Mountain Grove thanks Mansfield residents and their band for attending and assisting at the cornerstone laying ceremony. The Mansfield community is praised for its Ovark spirit and willingness to aid local efforts.
An aviation route linking Rolla and Cyboil is being actively pushed by local officials and community leaders. The effort aims to improve regional travel, spur economic activity, and attract investment to the two towns.
A large crowd attended the Young People's Society gathering at Pleasant Hill Sunday night. Hose Young and wife hosted after attending at Samp Young's Saturday. Miss Verbie Scott returned from Loving after a two week visit. Preaching occurs at Pleasant Hill every first Saturday and both Sunday nights.
A sergeant in the 22nd U8 Tafantey serving his 23rd year in the Army was summoned here by the death of his mother Mrs J N Tippey. He is stationed at Douglas Arizona.
Diplomas were presented to fourteen graduates during the tupal peraciu ation exercises held in Hartville. The ceremony acknowledged the students' completion of their program and included remarks from school officials.
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