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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1922
Page
3
N J Craig offers to loan money on well Improved farms in Wright or Douglas counties. He seeks robust security and prompt arrangements for financing farming properties in the area.
Kery family urged to keep Chamberlains Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy at hand in hot summer months. Advertisement emphasizes frequent need and high value, urging immediate purchase.
Miss Anna Gutschke visited sister Miss Ida Gutschke in Springfield last week. August and John Getting left to harvest duties. Gustav Getting and family spent Sunday with Fred Getting. Sunday guests at Mr and Mrs Henry Crain included Claud Stuart and family Carl and John Welson Alma Bill and Jean Anderson Elizabeth Gertrude Otting Jene and Reatha Adamsen. Archie Wilcox family and Mrs Wilcox spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Lotis Getting Miss Agnes Otting visited Elizabeth Otting Monday. Charley Ostill and family spent Monday with Louis Otting Tido and Saily.
Cantrell Jones Hoover announce purchase of cattle calves and hogs. Vehicles to stock pens at Mansfield stock pens, with delivery slated for Saturday June 17. Jets transport scheduled to ship in car lot.
Green Mountain items include Mr Leatherman and family and Everett Spence and family who spent Sunday at S A Spence s. Silla Owens and Elmer Battler spent Saturday night and Sunday at J Owens gent. Alice Sanders called Sunday and Isaac and Jacob Fry aided Mr Oberholser to drive sheep to Mansfield Saturday. Mrs E Fry spent Thursday at Joe Fry s. Misses Jewel Myrtle Coday and Ruby Ruth Bennets spent Sunday at Owens s. Snow Dear.
State of Ohio Toledo Lucas County sworn affidavit by Frank J Cheney senior partner of F J Cheney & Co. promises one hundred dollars for each uncured catarrh case. Notary A W Gleason cites hall's catarrh medicine taken internally acts through the blood on mucous surfaces. Advertisement text notes testimonials, Toledo sales, and hall's family pills for constipation.
Gasconade items note several residents visiting neighbors and attending church events. Rosa Williams spent Wednesday evening with Zella Cutay, Cle Campbell visited Travis Campbell Thursday night, Josephine Henslee met Juanita Henslee and others Thursday, and Springfield visitors joined Hadan Co. on Saturday. Sunday services at Pentecostal Church included many local names. Ruth Skinner visited Eugene Fagan. Arvil Moody and others spent Sunday with Murl Moody. Crippled Molly closes the column.
Residents enjoyed the rain and a well attended Sunday singing. Mrs Sarah Moody visited Mrs Tha Gann, and Miss Grace Gann joined Miss Clra Culhborn for Sunday plans. Several neighbor residents anticipate the Hartville singing on the first Sunday in July. Prayer meetings at Wolf Creek continue Saturdays when events allow.
An early Bayer aspirin advertisement warns to look for the Bayer name on the package or tablets to ensure authenticity. It touts the product as safe for many ailments including colds headache toothache lumbago earache rheumatism neuralgia and pain. The copy notes tablet packaging and bottle sizes and defines aspirin as Bayer’s trade name for acetylsalicylic acid.
Mr and Mrs W R Roper visited W H Tarbuttons Sunday. G W Tripp and family and Mrs Miller attended church at Pearidge Sunday. G M Hensley and wife Hazel and Elizabeth Taylor spent Sunday at WE Shinpaughs. Mr and Mrs Gen Fstua and Charley Myers and family visited J Newtons Sunday. Mrs Willie Hensley visited at GM Hensleys Friday afternoon. Alex Salisbury filled his regular appointment at the Pool School house Sunday night and delivered a fine sermon.
Itching diseases can be controlled and removed by applying Ballard's Snow Liniment the relief is prompt and permanent Three sizes 80e 60e and 120e per bottle Sold by all druggists.
S. 8 every Sunday Ace Wade visited W N Draper Sunday Earl Letsinger went to Dorons Kansas to work Mrs R Blunk Mrs Ace Tarburton and Mrs Draper called on Mrs G B Nonamaker Sunday evening Mrs G B Nonamaker is on the side list Elva Lesinger came up from Ava Saturday to visit home folks She is attending summer school at Ava W N Draper is no better Tom Slate called on Mr Draper Sunday PODDY.
If you have reason to think your child is suffering from worms, take the safe course, use Whites Cream Vermitage. Worms cannot resist it's expell ing influence. Price, 85c. Sold
Announcement for the August 1926 Missouri State Fair invites entries and highlights that the premium list is prepared for distribution. W. D. Smith serves as secretary in Sedalia, Missouri, urging individuals to write for the booklet promptly.
Sunday night singing at Wolf Greek drew a good crowd led by Miss Jewell Coday. Miss Ruby Bennett hosted a visit from Miss Jewell Coday on Saturday. Mrs Ike Bennett with Fay and Smith Bennett visited Angline Smith Thora day. Chester and Frank Bennett called on Clifford Coday Sunday. Miss Roth Sennets visited Myrtle Coday Friday. Miss Della Coday visited Miss Golda Bennett Sunday. Dee Candle returned Sunday from Coffcyville Sweet Heart.
The advertisement urges treating oak and ivy poisoning with Dallard's Snow Liniment. It claims antiseptic healing properties and lists three bottle sizes priced at 80e, 60e and $1.20. Sold by all druggists.
The Mirror readers note a welcome shower and busy haying season. Miss Bessie Bristol of Ava visits sister Mrs. Monroe Lansdown. Bob Lansdown moves to a lease on Bill Johnsons farm south of Mansfield. Warning to watch for mad dogs due to an apparent uptick.
Ozark Breeze reports a busy period with family visits and community events. Mr and Mrs John Frye hosted dinner with multiple households, while others attended church, singing at Wolf Creek, and an ice cream social at Joe Frye’s. Local families including Shores, Royal, Schlicher, Chadwell, and Bennett were noted for gatherings and neighborly visits.
Mrs. C. M. Jarrett of 220 Oak St Mountain Grove Missouri testifies in 1911 to kidney complaint and bladder trouble relief from Doan's Kidney Pills. She reiterates high regard in 1920 noting lasting relief and no need for usage. Price 60c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY adv. No 61.
Community notices report a well attended ice cream supper at Seth Finleys Saturday night and a church gathering at Ashley Saturday night featuring Dolly Dimple.
Work from home or spare hours selling hosiery to earn about 336 weekly full time. 36 styles offered with guaranteed near four months or replacement, free samples for workers, salary or 80 percent commission. Experience unnecessary. Eagle Knitting Mills, Darby, Pennsylvania.
Farmers are harvesting hay and oats but yields are below potential without recent rain. Local households share social visits with Christy and Williams families.
In August 1916 the Missouri State Fair was noted along with Wright County Agriculture and Stock Show of Mangfield and its secretary W D Smith. A separate entry references Ozark Stock Show in Greenie County with manager H R Nelson planning an event on October 27.
A note announces July 4th events at the Nugget with afternoon and evening plans. Also offers Carter's Garage Vacuum Cup Threg with a free tube per purchase. A trade ad seeks two cows to trade for steers, with Ralph Brentlinger Route 2 as the contact.
Mansfield Shoe Shop announces Tam in charge and will be in the shop on Saturdays and raid days to assist customers.
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