Mansfield Hosts Big Homecoming for Veterans
Mansfield Concert Band leads a July homecoming celebration honoring soldiers sailors and Marines with a dinner and grand parade. Hon C B Whitaker will deliver a speech. Committees handle advertising finance decorations concessions and programs. A day of bands races relays tug of war and a night fireworks show cap the event inviting all residents to bring baskets for a community feast.
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Mansfield
C. B. Whitaker
Hickory County
Missouri
WA. Black
Frank Hoover
Wou Coday
St.v
Obituary for Melixa Ann Branstelter and family
Melixa Ann Branstelter died June 24 at age 35 after a birth in 1885. She married L. Hargis on Sept. 15. The couple had six children, four boys and two girls, one baby boy died April 30. Sister Haris united with New Hope Baptist Church, funeral led by Rev. G Ell of Norwood, at Hope Cemetery.
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Melixa Ann Branstelter
L. Hargis
Piris
Haris
United New Hope Baptist Church
Public Notice Header Fragment
To the public hunting allowed only R. D. Findley adv er name added five weeks starts January first.
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R. D. Findley
Farm Loans Prevailing Rates Noted by Freeman
Geo B Freeman outlines current farm loan rates and terms with no advertisements. He emphasizes prevailing rates for agricultural finance and notes potential adjustments based on market movements.
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Pwest
Geo
B. Freeman
Lead Hill area reports heavy rain and singing event
Lead Hill received plenty of rain as a community sings at Lead Hill drew a good crowd. Local residents including Mrs Verbie Rice and Sam Goss visited Joe Goss and others helped harvest wheat this week. Community notes mention health, travel to France, and Sunday school at 2 30 p m with Liza Jane signoff.
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Verbie Rice
Joe Goss
Bob Morris
France
Sam Goss
Sou Goss
Ava
Green Room Added At Fuson Drug Store
The Fuson Drug Store added a Green Room at the rear of the building. Decorated in green by the Alabastine Co. it serves as an ice cream parlor with trees included, enhancing attractiveness and providing seating for parties. Front windows were enclosed by a panel back to create cleaner display space.
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Fuson Drug Cats
Alabastine Co
Grand Rapids
Palua
And They Were Wed Charles Davis and Emma Paris
Charles Davis of Mansfield and Mrs Emma Paris of Brushy Breb were married at that place Wednesday of last week in a ceremony conducted by Rev J Db Avery. They will reside there. the bride is postmistress at Brushywoo but will resign the position. The Mirror offers congratulations and best wishes.
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Charles Davis
Mansfield
Emma Paris
Brushy Breb
J. Db. Avery
Brushywoo
Bad Runaway Attracts Fisherman In Mansfeld
A Mansfeld man was provoked while fishing when his rod and bait ran away. An advertisement promotes The Ore Bait Warner for fish with live minnows grasshoppers and pork rind strips. Postpaid price 2 25e. The Ore Tackle Co Mountain Grove Mo.
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Mansfeld
Warner
Ore Tackle Co
Mountain Grove
Mu —Ady
Vacationists' Haven on Great Lakes Trips
The Great Lakes attract thousands seeking a pleasant vacation with a large fleet of steamers. The Seeandeee, the largest on inland waters, runs daily Cleveland to Buffalo and is nicknamed The Floating Hotel. Board at Cleveland or Buffalo at 6 00 p m Central Standard Time for a night transit and arrive by 6 30 a m next day ready to start work.
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Lake Erie
Cleveland
Buffalo
Bordeaux
Salvego
Garonne
Midi Station
Franklin
Walsh
Chabrat
Beau Desert
France
L. W
Camp Genicarte
Am Ag-Gregete
O. D
American Salvage Depot
Gt. Pierre Des Corps
Gottera
8. O
Local Social News at Bryant and Alva Andrews
Mr and Mrs John Shipaugh and Ian Hrooks dined at George Crain's Sunday. The party at Alva Andrews Saturday night was well attended. Misses Bessie Sullivan and Erma King spent Saturday night with Miss Eva Miller. Christian Endeavor at Mr Everett church each Sunday night and singing every other Wednesday night. Mosse Pearl, Nellie Reed and Heulat Odell visited Mrs Bessie Sullivan Sunday and Mrs Walter Southard and Sandiva Reed dined at Jesse King's Sunday. Stella Gossig staying at M L Andrews' at Bryant.
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John Shipaugh
Ian
George Crain
Alva Andrews
Bessie Sullivan
Erma King
Eva Miller
Christian Endeavor
Mr Everett Church
Mosse Pearl
Nellie Reed
Heulat Odell
Bessie Sullivan Sundar ‘iv
Walter Southard
Sandiva Reed
Jesa King 'S
To Prevent Belching With Slow Eating and Tablets
The advice urges eating slowly and chewing thoroughly to prevent belching. It claims a person will have no further trouble if one of Chamberlain's tablets is taken immediately after eating supper.
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Chamberlain
Ady
Camp life with the Castlep Pipe Line in Oklahoma
A. C. Legere writes from Tulsa Oklahoma to Mansfield Mirror describing moving camp near Tule and 15 miles out, 60 to 78 workers, eight hour days, meals hauled to camp, and the harshness of oil field work. He notes money worries among idle workers, rival recruitment in cities, and hopes readers enjoy the Mansfield Mirror.
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Mansfield Mirror
Castlep Pipe Line Co
Tule
West Talea
Arkanses
Osage Mountains
Wen
A. C. Legere
Tulsa, Okla
Care Coaden Pipe Line Company
Norwood and Wright County News Roundup
Local notes report residents visiting from Hartville Ava and Mt. Grove including Garth Lowery and Harold Livingston. Go to church day draws crowds in Mansfield. Auctioneer Col Roy R. Dennis sells Drue Turner bags and Broad sows fetch $66. Springfield College placement aids workers. notable medical update on Raymond Riley. Herbines advertised as a bowel regulator.
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Roy R. Dennis
Drue Turner
Oliver B. Davis
Ava
Mountain Grove
Dark Press Association
Pleasant Valley Church Services Highlight Community
Pleasant Valley reports a large crowd at Sunday services with a note on local work in wheat cutting. Horace Blazer, recently back from France, and Hartville resident Frank Hransitter’s family were mentioned among attendees. Mrs. Parker and grandchildren Beulah and Fay Walker were also listed with local residents Jason Stogdill and Mr. Tarburton.
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Frank Hransitter
Hartville
Jack
Stogadill
Parker
Beulah
Fay WalkerJason
Feeding Pigs With Powder Aid
The notice advises starting pig feeding with B. A. Thomas powder daily to promote appetite and worm expulsion. It lists Hinestron tonle and tauve builder and H. M. Norcross as endorsers of the product.
Tarzan at Nugget Theatre and local notices
The Nugget Theatre shows the second Tarzan film Friday June 27 with afternoon and evening showings. Hay-crew jobs offered by Latar MoySubh Ler Brothers Hoay Company seek men with teams for hauling hay, apply by July 10 at Minden Mines Missouri. Mt Pleasant church Prairie Hall hosts Sunday School morning service and dinner on the ground with Children's Day program. superintendent D.4 Edwards invites all.
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Nugget Theatre
Atly
Sibylle Hans
Minden Mines
Latar
Moysubh
LER Brothers Hay Company
Addy
Mt. Pleasant
Prairie Hall
Phenin
D.4. Edwards
Retiring Ava mail carrier bids thanks to patrons
Lady Modlodge, longtime carrier on the Minefield Ava route, retires July 10. The Ava Journal thanks the public for patronage and friendship and notes successors Mr Hoodne and new car duties in Wright county. Nearby residents Jko Stout Ira visit relatives in Doug lie county seek remedies for infants. McGEE'S BABY FLUID advertised for upset stomachs.
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Modlodge
Minefield
Ava
Le 10
Mansfield
Hoodne
Baker
Eroolin
Hodge
Wright County
Ava Journal
Sunol advertised to aid liver and kidneys health
An old line promotes Sunol as a remedy for liver and kidney issues and bladder discomfort. It claims it will convince you at the drop store, mentioning a triadge battle wall style assurance and daily use.
Hats at Cost Hatters in Mans field Millinery
Local ad promotes Front Millinery Parlors in Mansfield Missouri offering a wide line of millinery with low prices. Shoppers are invited to visit and explore stylish hats at reduced cost.
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Mansfield
Adv
Coal shortage warning and a plea to buy now
The United States Geological Survey warns of another general coal shortage this fall and winter. It urges immediate orders to boost production, noting 1919 output lags 25 percent behind 1918 and predicts fields could face limited supply for homes, utilities and industry if demand surges next autumn.
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Washington
United States
Nome
Garfield
Fuel Administration
Powe
Europe
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