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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1914
Page
3
Subscription price in advance listed as 31.00 per year and advertised by the Poet office at Manwfield Massachusetts. Os bend Clim tinther and Paul Beery appear in an Opera divine Look. Telephone 122 available for inquiries. All advertisements stated as active until ordered discontinued.
City officials include GS Burney dW Brazeal treasurer Janes Coday attorney ND Craig marshal Roe Strong health officer Dr AL Mason street commissioner Joe Strong city clerk co 1 Beach assessors co LB Alford aldermen first ward James Coday inst ward 1 Freeman second ward Wo 2B Pullington second ward Druid A Huson J J Freeman president council meets second Monday evening each month
Cumberland Presbyterian Church announces preaching services on the fourth Saturday evening and Sunday. Rev. Joseph Dravis serves as pastor. Sunday school meets every Sunday at 9 45 a.m. with Freeman as superintendent.
Rev Wy J Cornett pastors preaching services every second Saturday evening and Sunday at 45 am WU Mullington in September. Your Peoples Union meets every Sunday evening with C A Stephens serving as president.
Preaching services every first and third Sunday at 11 am and 3 pm. Trevld Wolfe, pastor. Sunday school every Sunday at 6:45 am. Al Hylton, superintendent.
Church of Chest over Mrs Coday's millinery store announces preaching every first Sunday morning and evening and Saturday evening. Bible school at 10 a m every Sunday, Bible study and prayer meeting Thursday evening, Ladies' Aid Society Wednesday afternoon. W Al Anderson, Minister.
Special correspondence from Lead Hill reports weekly singing at Lead Hill hatel and community visits. Names include Murrell of Pea Ridge, Crider, Goss, Matney, Rumple, Herod, and others attending suppers, church visits, and family gatherings. Sadie Goss seeks sympathy for a teasing misfortune. Luin Hensley and others attend a funeral at Hensley cemetery.
A health note cautions against rapid eating linking it to indigestion and constipation. It promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy, claiming many stomach troubles have been cured and noting the tablets are easy to take and agreeable, sold by all dealers.
The column reports Prairie Hollow church singing next Saturday night and a string of social updates. Miss Alice Tombleson visited Eather Starne. Myrtle Shinpaugh visited Esther Starne and Lucy Limpaugh. Marion Letsinger and wife visited L A Short. R A Arnold of Mansfield visited R W Starne. Notes mention upcoming wedding bells, attendance at Sunday school, and Fishing plans with light, hometown gossip throughout the vicinity.
A Missouri campaign proclaims Rooster Day on Saturday June 6 to reduce male poultry. The plan urges farmers to remove adult roosters after hatch, arguing fertilized eggs spoil in heat. Mansfield dealers offer a premium per pound for roosters to be brought in, despite market losses, to promote the cause Swat the rooster.
Road Overseers must notify poll taxpayers by June 1 each year with four written notices in four public places about the poll tax amount and payment locations and dates. If unpaid within forty days after June 1, the debt may be recovered by suit in the Road District with no property exempt from sale under judgment and execution.
Poll tax payers of Mansfield Special Road District No 21 may pay at Dr F A Ritelys office in Mansfield Missouri from June 1 to 15 and June 22 to 30. The 1914 poll tax is 2.50 for males aged 21 to 50. Secretary PF H Riley Mansfield Special Road District No 21.
The Teachers' Examination will be held at Hartville on June 5 and 6, Friday and Saturday. Examinations run from the morning start time to 6 p.m. on both days. The order of subjects remains as before. John M. Carter, county superintendent.
Pocket device adds and subtracts, wearable as a watch fob on a chain. Promotional gimmick from NITROLINE Mere Co at 225 Title Guaranty Building, St. Louis Missouri. Send 0 cents and pet one.
Farmers are urged to switch from Old Line Insurance to Wright Co Mutual Insurance in Mt. Grove Missouri. The ad claims Wright Co Mutual costs only 25 cents per $100 yearly over the last three years and invites inquiries to J. L. Jackson secretary.
The Mansfield Mirror and the Weekly Kansas City Star advertise a joint one year subscription for 1.15 dollars. The deal lists both titles and presents a bundled price likely aimed at local readers seeking savings on daily papers.
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