Land Auction at Coker Set for July 10
A page advertisement in the Mirror announces a land sale at Coker on Monday July 10. The G. W. Miller tract of 1 040 acres will be offered at auction with easy terms and buyers can bid to their own price. Also noted is the reported death by self injury of Jake Shook, longtime Frisco division passenger conductor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Mirror
Coker
G. W. Miller
P. O
Kansas City
Missouri
W. B. Fullington
J. D. Reynolds
Mansfield
A. Oetting
Pete Gaskill
Seymour
Ava
Stewart
Fred Stewart
Sophia Hoover
D. W. Hoover
Clad H. Thompson
Burris A. Jenkins
Thompson
Star
Harrison Street
Kansas City Star
the Mirror
Private Sale At W A Black Residence Items For Sale
Private sale between now and July 1 at the W A Black residence offers 2 sanitary cots and 1 single cot, 2 rockers, 1 ice chest, 1 dining table and 3 other tables, 6 dining chairs, 1 stove, 3 lamps, 2 pails and more. For details inquire at the printing office. R B Rogers, son of Dr. Rogers, joins Missouri Pacific Railway accounting in St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Black
Adv
RE. N. Wallen
R. B. Rogers
R. M. Rogers
The
Missouri Pacific Railway
St. Louis
Mirror tales and local notices from Mansfield area
Local briefs list residents visiting, traveling, and locating in Mansfield area. Names include Elmer Nichols Norwood W T Norcross Springfield J L Lee Cedar Gap Miss Mildred Freeman Springfield Rev J M England Hartville G C Murrell Hartville and Wright county residents. Community events note Y P meetings millinery sales bakery ads and Scouting camp activity with various sales pitches and public notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Edwards
Kannes
Mildred Freeman
Springfield
J.M. England
Hartville
Della Ware
Cedar Gap
G. Chadwell
Ceder Gap
George Milsap
Mr. Miles
Doniphan
Paul
Mansfield Bakery
Booster Special Arrives in Mansfield For 20 Minute Stop
Today at 10 02 a m a booster special train from Springfield to Mammoth Springs on the Frisco line will make a 20 minute stop in Mansfield. The Springfield Jobbers and Manufacturers Association aims to strengthen ties among manufacturing wholesale jobbing and banking interests and their customers. The Mansfield Concert Band will meet the train and M A Freeman may accompany boosters northbound, meeting Mr Freeman on return.
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Mansfield
Springfield
Mammoth Springs
Springfield Jobbers & Manufacturers’ Association
M.A. Freeman
Mr. Freeman
Prominent Banker Confesses Endorses Hays Specific
In a letter to Hays Medicine Co. of Paducah Kentucky banker B Hughes proclaims Hays Specific effective for kidney and liver trouble claiming a personal cure He notes he suffers no pride in allowing his name to advance the remedy and mentions Mansfield Fuson Drug Co sells it now Adv.
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Hays Medicine Co
Paducah
B. Hughes
Kentucky
Mansfield
Fuson Drug Co
Adv
Lodge Confers Apprentice Degree on Two Members
At a meeting of the A F and A M on Monday night the entered apprentice degree was conferred upon T. F. Lenhart and W. A. Black. After the meeting ice cream was served. This degree will be conferred upon another candidate on Monday, July 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry's
J. L. Lee
Cedar Gap
A.f.&a.m
T. F. Lenhart
W. A. Black
Mining News on Silicate and Jack Shipment to Joplin
A. T. Friend prepares a shipment of silicate and jack to Joplin this week. Mr. Spock reports abundant minerals on his farm, indicating favorable ore conditions and potential harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Friend
Jack
Joplin
Mr. Spock
Preacher Joseph Davis Voices Lost Men Theme
At the C P Church Rev Joseph Davis preaches Sunday with the morning subject Men who are lost why do they remain lost explaining the spiritual stakes and call to repentance for locals attending services.
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Joseph Davis
C. P
Meeting D R Ford of Kansas City on local business
We met D R Ford of Kansas City special agent for the Springfield Fire and Marine Company who visited with local agents Craig Bros Ford once served as postmaster at Cameron and was a Cameron High School classmate of the Mirror editor.
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D. R. Ford
Kansas City
Springfield Fire & Marine Co
Craig Bros
Ford
Cameron
Mirror
Cameron High School
Spring Field Business College Placement Ad
A young man is urged to join Spring Field Business College with promises of good firm placement and salary. The ad, signed by President J. A. Taylor, urges readers to write today for opportunities and promotion prospects.
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Springfield Business College
J. A. Taylor
Ady
Curtis and Hert Ellis Visit Hartville on Thursday
A.M. Curtis and Hert Ellis of Hartville were here on Thursday, seen in town for unspecified local matters. No additional details available.
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A.M. Curtis
Hert Ellis
Hartville
Mansfield Boosters Ramp Up for Ozark Trail Delegation
An enthusiastic Mansfield gathering at the G A R Hall planned for about 100 attendees to travel to Springfield for the Ozark Trail convention next Tuesday and Wednesday. Dr F H Riley was chosen marshal to lead Mansfield’s delegation, which will highlight the Southern Route through Mansfield with banners songs and concert band support.
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Good Roads
Mansfield
G. A. R. Hall
Springfield
F. H. Riley
Gem City of the Ozarks
M.a.freeman
Cabool
Rolla
Rogersville
Ava
Hartville
Willow Springs
West Plains
Death of Fred Goss 1895 1916 Lead Hill obituary notice
Fred Goss son of T J and Cinda Goss born May 11 1895 died June 16 1916 aged 21 years 1 month 5 days. Survived by mother three sisters two brothers and numerous relatives. Cause tuberculosis claimed three family members in 18 months. Funeral by Rev A Ross with interment in Newton Cemetery. Sunday School 10 a m Lead Hill every Sunday. singing Saturdays and 4th Sunday after Sunday School. preaching 1st 2nd and 3rd Sundays.
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Fred Goss
T. J
Cinda Goss
Rev. A. Ross
Newton
Delicious Drinks Delivers Pure Ice Cream and Real Fruit Flavors
The advert promotes pure ice cream and real fruit flavors as nourishing fountain refreshments. It notes sanitary service with paper dishes and single use cups.
Stop In For Thirst Quencher And Cream To Go
A local sign invites shoppers to stop in for a refreshing thirst quencher and to take a pail of cream home for the family. The simple display highlights everyday needs and quick dairy essentials for households.
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Jake Shook
Frisco
St. Louis Times
ST. Louis, MO
Elmer Nichols
Norwood
W. T. Norcross
F.J Thompson
James Hayden
Macomb
Ernest Coday
Branson
Advy
W. Dugan
J. Frank
Mountain Grove
W.C. Coday
Wright County
B.F. Stone
Lebanon
G. C. Murrell
15C Bakery
Mansfield Mirror
Weekly
C.L. Beach
Pleasant Hill
A.t.friend
D.S. Cantrell
Oscar Rippee
E. G. Purtle
Cleve Jordan
F. Gorman
Noah Prock
Manes
John Deere
J.D. Reynolds
Fred Carnall
Seaman
M.E. Dennis
George Johnson
Neosho
Auguste Anderson
M. E. Ladies’ Aid Sociaty
Rube Oglesby
Railroad and Warehouse
Tait
Wichita
George B. Freeman
Clifford
Paul Robinett
James Coday
Thos. L. Rubey
Congressional Directory
Joe H. Dennis
J. A. Riley
H.C. Ton
South Manshalsia
Mr Egorman
E. C. Newton
WM. Newton
W. B. Hitchcock
I. P. Langley
Congress
Springfield Jobbers and Manufacturers’ Association
M. A. Freeman
Miss Opal
Walter C. Coday
J.A. Russell
Lohengrin
Tse Bertha Miller
Michellse
Alice Tombleson
Gladys Fuson
G. C. Freeman
Ruth Haverty
Blanche Burney
Homer Rodeheaver
Jesus of Calvary
James J. Bell
Norton Avenue
Carl Busch
Bell
Kansas City Journal
T. B. Bell
J.E. Craig
Lodge News
Mining News
C. P. Church
Big Southern
Jeff Rippee
Jack Rippee
Press Newton
Lead Hill
Liza Jand
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