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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1915
Page
3
The Mansfield Mirror describes its publishers editors and proprietors W A Black and Mrs W A Black with a subscription rate of 1.00 per year in advance. It notes entry at the Mansfeld Missouri post office as second class matter and publication every Thursday in the Opera House Block West Side Square.
Advertising rates listed include per inch per insertion and front page double rates. Locals pay per line per insertion with four average words per line. Notices of thanks and legals incur naval legal rates. No ad under two inches. No liquor ads accepted. Ads run until ordered discontinued.
The city council met in regular session with Mayor F H Riley presiding. Jr K P Coday requested sidewalk work but no action was taken. Mrs George Millsap sought aid for herself and child but lives outside city limits. judges Young and Stopper granted county charge placement at the county farm. Mansfield Transfer Co was paid 38 for a drag bill and two bills for the city park were approved. The council voted to allow two geysers for the rest of the year with the mayor's approval.
A vintage advertisement touts a 25 cent Sloan's Liniment as a versatile remedy for toothache bruises sprains stiff neck back ache neuralgia rheumatism and emergencies. It urges readers to ask users or buy a bottle to prove it, with all druggists carrying the product.
Pastor Rev J W Needham of Seymour fills his regular appointment at the Mansfield M E church Sunday continuing a customary Sabbath series. The visit highlights local religious activity and community rhythms in Mansfield.
A testimonial from N. 5. Galloway of Stewart recommends Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the only cure that fully satisfied him during illness. He says he uses it and recommends it to friends. available for sale through all dealers.
Ezra Dennis traveled to Mountain Grove on Tuesday to repair a dwelling owned by John A. Dennis of Hartville. The house was blown from its foundation by a recent windstorm and Dennis will also construct a porch for the home.
Farmers invite public opinion on holding the Fourth Annual Agricultural and Stock Show at Mansa field. A letter writing drive gathers names of supporters including Drue Turner, W A Glenn, Alex Glenn, Roy Dennis, and many others urging participation and approval. No date or location beyond the field is provided.
Bryant Mo May 31 1015 The Bryant Farmers Club signs include E C Newton H A Dodson Perlie Newton C V Ashworth Paul Williams R D Findley and many others pledging to bring displays to the agricultural and stock show if one is held The secretary notes their readiness and lists numerous members. Also an ad promotes Dr Kings New Discovery claiming cough relief after one dose and a money back guarantee.
Receipts include 4000 cattle and 8000 hogs at National Stock Yards. Trade slower due to competition from western markets and Texas grass cattle. Yearling cattle and some fat cattle sold well. stockers and feeders 25 to 50 cents lower. Hogs: top $7.75 bid. bears hold sway from noon. mixed good hogs around $7.50. pig prices $6.50 to $7.60. Lambs and sheep receipts heaviest of season. top lambs $10 to $10.50. fats steady. culls $7.50 to $8.50. bucks $4.50 to $5.
Cis Black Russell and Hubert Dennis, Eugene and Robert Alford, Misses Jessie Hoover, Mabel Lenhart, Helen Parren, Zelma and Helen Alford appear in a fragmentary newspaper notice listing individuals possibly connected to a social or civic matter.
Genuine Singer sewing machine in first class shape with principal attachments for sale at a bargain. Call at the Mansfield Hotel.
The M. E. Sunday school offered a pleasing Children’s Day program Sunday morning featuring young participants and a short devotional, reflecting the community’s celebration of the day.
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