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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1919
Page
4
J Craig offers money to loan on good, improved farms located in Wright or Douglas counties. The lender, J Craig, seeks solid collateral and reliable security.
Mayor, Clerk J. J. Freeman, Treasurer Blanche Anderson, Attorney N. d. Craig, Marshal Jd. W. Floyd, Street Commissioner J. W. Floyd, Collector G. L. Torser, Police Judge Jas. K. P. Coday, Assessor C. C. Newton, Health Officer Dr. J. A. Fuson. Aldermen J. C. Turner, A. W. Black, Dr. J. A. Fuson, L. F. Livingston. Board of Health J. B. Freeman, Dr. J. A. Fuson, L. F. Livingston. Council meets second Monday evenings. Train times listed for Nos 101–104 with local freight and passenger services. L. F. Livingston, Agent.
Daily passenger car schedule shows departures from Mansfield at 6:45 am reaching Ava by 9:40 am. Return trips depart Ava at 10:00 am after Frisco train 103, reach Mansfield at 11:30 am, then leave Mansfield at 6:00 am and 10:00 am with evening arrival at Mansfield 5:00 pm.
Sunday school held every Sunday at 9:45 a.m. W B Fullington serves as superintendent. Preaching occurs on the 24th and 4th Sundays, with Rev T C Ritzinger as pastor.
Preaching every fourth Sunday led by Rev John T Younger with 0 45 am hour and G W Freeman as superintendent. Preaching on the third Sunday morning and evening led by Rev G W Holmes with 45 am time and J D Reynolds as superintendent. Bible school at Waha led by T with J Carter as superintendent. Additional Sundays and treet Sunday sermons by Rev Gecar Wright with an unnamed pastor and superintendent.
The third vote failed to pass the stock jaw proposal in Boren township, losing by 36 votes after two closer defeats. Howe and Alvin Wynn operate a fur tractor business on their farm south of here, and community efforts seek to bring the tractor to Hartville Democrat coverage notes uncertainty in the local plan.
The United States Civil Service Commission announces a fourth class postmaster examination to be held in Mansfield, Massachusetts, July 2100, to fill Bryant office vacancy and others as they arise. Applicants must be 21 or older, or 14 in states with statutory age for women, reside within the designated post office territory, and may obtain Form 1755 details from the local postmaster or the Washington, D.C. Civil Service Commission.
The Odd Fellows of Jericho Lodge 745 will hold memorial services at Antioch church on Sunday June 22 with Sunday school in the morning a basket dinner at noon and a memorial sermon by Rev J W Null in the afternoon followed by grave decoration all invited and asked to bring dinner baskets.
G E Cooley of Norwood presides over the Wright county association annual allday singing to be held at Mansfield Baptist church on Saturday night and Sunday in July. A basket dinner will likely be in the park. All churches and the public are invited to attend.
Public notice states no hunting is allowed on the farm of R D Pindley. The message references a five week period and notes the owner or authorizer by name. Local authorities are not named in the readable portion.
The forecast indicates showers likely at the start of the week with improving conditions thereafter and temperatures returning toward normal levels after Monday.
A lines from a dated poem urging love among kin and friends. The speaker asks a daughter about gossip and fear while stressing that loving one another proves loyalty and dissolves suspicion. The verse hints at enduring affection despite adages about propriety and warning voices.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses a $1,000 total court and county retention, urging readers to contact AA Harton in Mountain Grove Maine for clarity. It mentions saving by Town or City and water-related care, with a phone hint 274-1.
An old ad from Joplin Missouri promotes Arkansas Travelers medicine for influenza colds chronic headaches biliousness constipation. The catchy slogan claims prevention is better than a cure and offers the product at 25e a box at any drug store with King of the movies Traveler Medicine Co.
Great exhibition strain aims for hens and cocks, won first cock and first hen at Missouri State fair. Names unclear due to OCR errors but mentions Hillview strain, American Royal, medals, and pricing for eggs and pens.
Farm loan advertisement from Gro. B. PreeMAN offers lowest prevailing rates with no delay.
In Mansfield a local business shift is underway as Reed-Marlin Grocer Company relocates from Reynolds building to a new Mansfield address. The change promises improved facilities for their wholesale and retail food trade amid a broader business expansion in the area.
An ancient ad claims a home remedy for colic with promises of no treatment or drenching. It markets a patent-like cure to caregivers, mentioning a Providence or local advertiser but offers no credible medical endorsement.
Readable fragments mention Kilph Prenthinwor Saree Orvark Dyer Henry Woodly and Nebrasion visit plans. Names Abie Sidley Mar Mos D. Wo Asworth Mr 8 Heatmet Mee Namey Win boys and Mrs Tons appear with social visit details. Evening gathering at Jledricl's Woodlendus referenced.
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Fragmented OCR notes recount storm damage from hail in Mt Pleasant with references to Bartley, Odin, and Low Turners. The text promotes a snow liniment and claims relief for itching and skin trouble after a freeze. No clear date or event details present.
An OCR fragment promotes a simple purchase of a War Ravine Stamp with easy access and minimal red tape. It emphasizes quick buying and convenience for buyers seeking a straightforward transaction.
Message fragment notes four figures and names Hhuter J. Craig and others may be involved. The readable text lists persons and a location with unclear actions. Further context is missing to determine event, date, or outcome.
An OCR fragment notes a Canloway cream separator No 1d sold after about five months and mentions parts or sets and postpaid terms.
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