Many Mirrorettes Rain and Visits Across Town
A long jumble of notes records rain, visits by residents such as Dr. Rovers, Robinett, Coday, Legere, and Mrs. O'Vervin, plus travels to Lebanon, Texas, Akron, Ohio, and Hartville. Mentions of new goods, local shops, and upcoming events like Mansfield's Agricultural Show hint at daily life in the Mansfield area with various local figures, sales pitches, and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Rovers
Or. Robinett
Harteille
H.E. Coday
Lebanon
R.A. Alert
Roversville
A. Legere
Texas
Mrs. O'Vervin
Springtidla
P.W. Newton
W. A. Jones
Mountain Grove
W. A. Black and Son
Francis
Norwood
Birdie Johnston
Seymour
Frank Robinett
G. B. Thompson
Reetar
Ark
G.W. Freeman & Son
Hartville
RB. Rogers
St. Louis Tive
Mansfield
R. B. Rogers
Missour Pacific
Jefferson Barracks
J. D. Reynolds
FN. Dyer Furniture Co
F. H. Riley
P. W. Newton
Have Registered A Mansfield Day Of Patriotism
A local registration day for men aged 21 to 40 became a holiday in Mansfield. A large crowd gathered in the city park for speeches by Rev. Broett, J Lon Dennis, and Rev. Claude Stimpson Hanby, with music by the Mansfield Concert Band and local singers. Registrars Avery and Stephens counted 131 registrants, with badges featuring a small American flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
J.H. Riley
Airdome
Red Broett
Carthage
J.lon Dennis
Mansfields
Claude Stimpson Hanby
Roll
James J. Hell
Kansas City
Mabel Coday
Alice Tombleson
Bertha Milley
Elva Turner
Ware
Chirence Coday
Fred Bartello
Bellis
W.m.divan
C.A Stephens
Avery & Stephens
Los
John E. Craig
Mosey Hodge
John KE. Mondy
Robert Morris
Marvin Miller
John Weeling
Joseph BE. Elder
Carl Edwards
Raymond R. Riley
Jack Brazal
Jesse Brizeal
James Ff. Gaskill
Roy D. Huggans
David Gilleland
Porter BR. Bond
John A Turner
Allison A. Newton
Mose Newton
Floyd W. Hale
Leroy Pope
Tarkio
John P. Hendricks
Chessley Hire
Harlin Williams
James Tefteller
Frank Stephens
Fred Chance
Hugh Williams
Albion
Mich
Herbert A. Short
Jerry Pierson
John C Pierson
Guthrie, Co
Towa
Barney G. Hight
Harrison H. Hight
Jackson
Raymond Young
Tra Young
Cherokee
Okla
Claude J. Smith
Cushing
Macomb
Cedar Gap
Bowel Complaints in India Advise From Missionary
A missionary from India spoke at a Des Moines church describing his illness in the interior of India and crediting Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving his life. He noted the remedy is used there for prevention and cure of cholera and bowel complaints and is obtainable everywhere.
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Des Moines
Iowa
India
Chamberlain
Local Weddings Span Three Celebrations Across States
Lester Case and Mildred Stipp wed May 27 at O. H. Jury home with Esquire C. L. Beach officiating. Millard H. Taunt and Zena Jarrett wed in Springfield and will reside in Dallas, Texas. Elmer Strong and Jessie Brasher married in Seymour at the bride’s sister’s home with Rev. G W Holmes presiding. the bride is J J Brash er’s daughter and the groom co owner of the O. H. garage. they plan to live there next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Miss Marian
EBA Sisk
Reynolds
W.C. Coltharp
Myrtle
Salt Lake City
C. Cathcart
Spring Valley
Jericho
Dennis and Frye
Gaskill
Huy Cream
Mansfield
Mountain Grove Creamery Co
Mountain Grove
Iady M. J. Stephens
Joe Smith
J. J. Rabey
Manes Bridge
W. C. Coday
G. C. Freeman
Pred Carnall
DS. Coday
H.B. Newton
Blanche Burney
Lester Case
Mildred Stipp
O. H. Jury
Springfield
Dallas
Texas
Elmer Strong
Jessie Brasher
Seymour
Ernest Coday
G.w.holmes
J.j.brasher
O. H. Garage
Remedy Ad Promises Bowel Regularity With Herbine
An old advertisement touts HERBINE as a purifying strengthening remedy for regular bowel movements. It claims improved condition if taken daily and notes a price of 50 cents, sold by Fason Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WITS
Posen Drug Co
Ady
Ballard
Fusen Drug Co
Fason Drug Co
Tornado Kills Five Near Norwood Missouri
A tornado struck southeast of Norwood on June 6 killing Cole Hill Mrs George Findley and three children. Injuries included Geo Findley Lee Wittwer and wife. Fairview church and school were destroyed, multiple homes and outbuildings damaged, and livestock killed. Several residents injured and treated after the storm. Respective property losses and nearby damage noted in Cedar Gap and Manes vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood
Cole Hill
George Findley
Geo, Findley
Lee Wittner
Fairview
Chas, Cole
Chas
Menne
Philip Kallian
Henry Hill
Geo. Findley
Never Neglect a Cold Promotes Dr. King's New Discovery
An old style advertorial urges early treatment of a chill and drafts after exercise. It promotes Dr King's New Discovery as a balsam remedy to reduce inflammation ease coughing and repair tissues. The copy touts safety and urges purchase at druggists for 50 cents to a dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Flat Rock District Rebuilds School After Tornado
The Flat Rock school district plans immediate reconstruction of the demolished schoolhouse. They secured a $500 loan from N J Craig, who also provided a $1,100 building loan to Oak Ridge district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flat Rock
N.J. Craig
Oak Ridge
Revival Draws Crowds at Commer Cial Street Tabernacle
A revival meeting at the Commercial Street tabernacle near the croquet grounds draws growing crowds. About a dozen hands were raised for prayer Tuesday, with Clarence Coday leading inspiring song services. Evening services at 5, park service Saturday at 1, and Sunday at 2 continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Street
Clarence Coday
Sloan's Liniment for Rheumatism
Sloan's Liniment advertised as fast relief for rheumatic pains neuralgia toothache and sprains. Claims easy use without rubbing and superior to mossy plasters with quick penetration soothing nerves bruises and strains. Sold by druggists in 25c 50c and 100 variants Daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
Ozarks land buyer pleased with new Georgia place
Likes the Ozarks George W. Louthan of Randolph Town recently traded for a property from J A Callahan through Avery & Stephens. He made the trade sight unseen and is pleased, planning to move by August 1. He found onions four feet high without cultivation and says the country is smoother and better for farming than expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Louthan
Randolph
J.a.callahan
Avery & Stephens
Mr. Louthan
Forethought helps avoid big expenses with Chamberlain remedy
Ek W Archer of Caldwell Ohio shares that his family has used Cham berlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy for years. He notes they never travel without it on extended visits and says it is obtainable everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ek. W. Archer
Caldwell
Ohio
Chamberlain
Stine Preaches at Springfield Church on Sunday
Rev John L Stine of Springfield preached at the Christian Church Sunday morning. A splendid Children's Day program was presented at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Stine
Springfield
The
Christian Church
Tomato Plants For Sale by J. W. Roberts
Gold stocky tomato plants advertised at one dollar per 1000. Contact J. W. Roberts by phone 46 in Mansfield, Missouri for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Roberts
Phone
Mansfield
Adv
Mansfield sharpshooter Divan wins Marine medal
Paul B Divan of Mansfield has qualified as a sharpshooter in the United States Marine Corps after a high score in slow and rapid fire earning the sharpshooter medal and a pay increase. He enlisted January 11 1917, trained at Port Royal SC, and is the son of Webster M Divan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul &. Divan
Mansfield
United States Marine Corps
Washington
Pauly
Webster M. Divan
Springfield
Port Royal
U.S. Marines
America
France
Memorial Day Observances In Mansfield And Seymour
Memorial Day was observed in Mansfield with a parade from the square to the cemetery. Rev G W Holmes led with Boy Scouts from Seymour and Mansfield, decorated graves of 26 soldiers, and flowers from relatives. A ceremony at the M E church followed with Rev J M England and an address by Rev Holmes. Mansfield beat Seymour 14 to 9 in a post service baseball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
GW. Holmes
Seymour
Seymour and
Mansfeld Boy Scouts
W. TL. F Pullington
BF. H. Riley
Sanol Trial Bottle Offered at 35 Cents
Sanol promoted as a family remedy with absolute guarantee. The ad touts an 85cc bottle priced at 1.00 and notes the 35 cent trial bottle. Claims emphasize reliability if the name Sanol is on the label.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanol
Pleasant Valley Farmers Club
Farmers and Merchants Bank
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Bank of Mansfeld Guild
Gools
Dyce Purnshure Co
J. A. Chase
W. C. Duckworth
Charley Hake
Sanders
D. W. Uaover
Attourney Jackson
Sam Hoover
Poplar Blasf
Mom Chorch
Ava
Isa
Epworth League
K.C.O0
Greer & Company
Squire Robert Morton
W. Dugan
G. S. Dugan
Marshfield
Mansfield Special
Circuit Court
Jason Hight
Jesse Brazeal
Jason
St George
Manes
Hudson
Luther Lee
Ozarks
DIVAN
Sanitary Soda Service
Fuson Drug Company
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