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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1922
Page
2
A fragment shows D. M. E Stephens D. C. Newton Ard Cantrell fard L F Livingston Board L F Livingston J W Brazeal as names connected to a team roster brief.
No.101 Passenger 9:55 p m and No 241 Local freight 11:15 a m No 108 Passenger 9:55 a m West Bound No 102 Passenger 5:30 a m No 240 Local freight 11:15 a m No 104 Passenger 6:50 p m L F Livingston, Agent anne 9:45 am Ozark Southern Leave Mansfield After arrival of Frisco train 108 Arrive Ava Leave Ava 3 80 p cs Arrive Mansfield saeee 5 00 pm Leaves Mansfield 10 00 p m Leaves Ava 3 30 48 m Fred Grover, Agent
The Baptist Church schedules Sunday school every Sunday at 9 45 am with W L Matthews as superintendent and preaching on the first and third Sundays by Sandage. February features W G Barchard as pastor.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church advertises preaching every 20th Sunday with Rev A. B. Humphrey as pastor and G W Freeman listed as superintendent.
Methodist Church announces preaching on the third and fourth Sundays both morning and evening. Reverend E. L. Little is pastor. Sunday school convenes every Sunday at 9:45 am with George Benjamin as superintendent.
The Church of Christ holds services at 9:45 a.m. each Sunday with D H Kay as Superintendent and preaching. Rev Oscar Wright serves as pastor and leads on the second Sunday of each month.
The Mensfield Chamber of Commerce meets the first Thursday of each month at Odd Fellows Hall. Board of Governors meet on the third Thursday night. L. A. Johnson serves as President with QUver B. Davis as Secretary.
Candidates announced for Wright County offices include F. E. Schooley of Mountain Grove for Prosecuting Attorney and W. H. Robinette of Mountain Grove for State Representative. Also listed is W. Hopper of Mansfield Pleasant Valley township for State Representative, all subject to Republican primary results on August 1, 1922.
A political urged program argues recovery depends on quitting constant grumbling and returning to productive work, emphasizing individual effort and collective responsibility. The author asserts that economic revival follows disciplined toils and practical action.
Secretary of State Charles A Becker was accorded the privilege of calling to order the delegates to the Constitutional Convention. He performed the task in his usual graceful manner and expressed awareness that the honor does not fill the office, yet he takes pride in the distinction.
Governor Arthur M Hyde appoints three trustees to the Missouri State Fruit Experiment Station at Mountain Grove. Paul Evans, J A Chase and George H Sewall receive terms ending November 15 1927, November 1825, and November 1925 respectively.
A speaker urges Mansfield area farmers and business men to boost the region by cultivating grapes and strawberries. Mr Faurot of the Mountain Grove Fruit Experiment Station notes the Ozarks soil and conditions here are favorable compared to the berry district in the far southwest and calls for active effort to realize the opportunities.
A Springfield observer reports the Ozark strawberry belt in full harvest as Neosho and surrounding Missouri towns push a record crop. Described as wonderful and surprising, the scene shows hives of industry and active harvesting across southwestern Missouri.
The swell of wagons and pickups with berries fills roads and streets in Neosho and Sarcoxie as pickers, buyers, and railroad reps swarm southwestern Missouri. Crates are opened and inspected before refrigeration, with most berries shipped to New York and Canada and sold before leaving. The Aroma variety leads the crop valued around two hundred thousand dollars amid festival atmospheres and nightly loading crowds.
An old advertisement touts Herbine as a digestif that purifies the bowels aids digestion and sweetens the breath. It promises immediate relief from a disordered stomach and sluggish bowels at a price of 60, sold by all druggists.
Local Mansfield advertisement urges readers to buy chick feed chops and other poultry feed at Mansfield Farmers Exchange. Includes no dates or prices but promotes a regional supply source for farmyard needs.
Notice is given that the regular annual stockholders meeting of The Ryan Banking Co. of Norwood Missouri will be held at the bank in Norwood Missouri on Wednesday July 5th 1922. The session begins at 1 o clock p m and continues for four hours to elect directors for the ensuing year and to transact any other proper business. Dr R A Ryan president J M Ryan cashier.
The advertisement recommends Ballard's Snow Liniment as an antiseptic healing remedy for oak or ivy poisoning. It promotes three bottle sizes and notes availability from all druggists.
The Seymour contract for a new three story modern school building 65 by 86 feet has been let to Mred McCraw of Rolla. The price for the structure is 334,800 plus plumbing heating and materials, totaling about 37,450.00. The old building will be wrecked and most of its materials reused in the new construction.
Do you know that nine of ten rheumatism cases are muscular or chronic rheumatism and may not need internal treatment. Pain relief and sleep may come from Chamberlain's Liniment, which brings rest to sufferers.
Probate Court of Wright County Missouri granted letters testamentary to George S Burney for the Susan W Burney estate on May 13 1922. Claimants must present claims within six months for allowance or risk exclusion and within one year to avoid forever barring. The executor is George S Burney and the court seal is affixed by Geo C Marrel probate clerk.
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