Local Notices and Social Scene Highlights From Mansfield
Mansfield reports include Rev J E Dotson visiting Ava, Mrs W M Divan in Springfield, and Mrs A J Clark returning from Ponca City. J N Roy and Miss Eliza Smith wed last week. J L Ling of Macomb visited Mansfield. Bill Brake attended a ball game. Rev J W Paterson preached at the M E church. Red Star and M F A Flour featured at the Mansfield Farmers Exchange. Oak and Kansas City travelers, local cafe notes, and upcoming Nugget Theatre events also appear along with Bon Ton fashion updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jnev. N. Roy
Eliza Smith
J. L. Ling
Macomb
Mansfield
Bill Brake
Ladies Shop and Local News in Springfield Area
Local items report Hematitching rate offers for mail orders at Ladies Shop in Springfield. Notes visiting St Louis resident M. T. Simcocks at C. C. Nawton’s home. Also mentions J.E. Greenwood & Son offering goats for sale or trade in Macomb. Public health and civic notes include endorsement of Miller pump for well sanitation and a Mansfield school site vote result of 197 for removal, 161 against. Ava Public Service hearing on Ozark Southern railway plans, with potential ownership/tower transfer discussions involving local residents and timber interests.
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Mansfield
Ozark Southern Railway Company
Ava
Public Service Com
Fred Grover
E. O. Skelton
Roe ‘Strong
Public Service Commission
Western Tie and Tin Ver Co
Gaskill Pitches No Hit Game Delivers 16-1 Victory
Dee Gaskill and Mansfield Gray overwhelmed Friscos, the Springield city league champions, at Craig Field. The Grays yielded only three balls to the outfield, struck out five, and drew one walk, their only one and the only error of the game. Short homered twice and tripled, McGinnis added a homer, and Bresher caught superbly as Gray dominated the contest 16 to 1.
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Dee Gaskill
Mansfield Gray
Grays
Friscos
Springield
Craig Field
Dee
Pitcaber
Frisco
Dowo
Love
Bresher
Gaskill
Short
Babe Ruth
McGinnis Slee
Mose White
Cardui Helped Regain Strength Evidence from Women
A fragmented recollection suggests Cardui raised strength and saved lives for women. The message reflects belief in cardiacui as better treatment for many and urges others to try it.
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Cardui
Évegyisss
Springfield man Nabbed for Forged Check at Alcorn Hardware
A young man named Elmer Rippee from Springfield attempted to pass a forged check at Alcorn Hardware Co. He claimed to be G. A. Strafford and said the check was drawn for E. D. Archer. Deputy Dennix and W. M. Oliver with Constable Atkinson arrested him and found a revolver and a detective badge on his person.
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Elmer Rippee
Springfield
Alcorn Hardware Co
Joe Dennix
W. M. Oliver
Atkinson
Hartville
Alcorn
G. A. Strafford
E. D. Archer
Rippee
Marshal Alcorn
Archer
Young Rippee
Calomel Warning and Liver Tone Remedy Ad
An old advertisement warns that calomel salivates the mouth, alters the jaw, and can cause distress. It promotes Dodson’s Liver Tone as a safe vegetable substitute claimed to detoxify the liver, improve mood, and avoid sickness without salivation. The copy asserts the product is harmless, suitable for children, and guarantees feeling better the next day.
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Dodson
Home Circle Column on Family Life and Child Rearing
The piece urges visitors to prioritize warmth over appearances and emphasizes that children learn from example. It argues that homes reflect shared spirit, not material wealth, and that parents should live with their children, showing that their interests align with the family.
State Horticultural Society Plans Fruit Growers Meeting
Missouri fruit growers are urged to attend a July 14 meeting at the Missouri State Fruit Experiment Station in Mountain Cove. The event, under the State Horticultural Society, features ground inspection and a speaking program on cultural practices and control measures by prominent figures.
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Missouri
Missouri State Fruit Experiment Station
Mountain Cove
State Horticultural Society
Prom
Blood cleanser claims to cure skin eruptions and improve looks
An old advertisement promotes a product called B. S. 3.8.8 as a scientific blood cleanser that clears impurities in the blood to treat eczema boils and other skin problems. It promises cosmetic improvements and claims to rebuild the blood with two sizes available at drugstores.
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B.S.3
Grape Industry Tour At Springfield Station Promises Insight
Tree fruit and grape specialists highlight Missouri vineyard growth in the Ozarks. The station urges prospective grape growers to visit on the 14th, with transit by Fusco Railroad arranged by the Agriculture Department. Help boost Missouri fruit production by attending.
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Inent
Ozarks
Springfield
Agriculture Department
Fusco Railroad
Missouri
Local Social Roundup of Sunday Visits and Calls
Leo Dorrell and family spent Sunday at Jay Dennis. Misses Norma and Ruth Hall called on Belfurne and Julia Henry Baker Thursday. Miss Ethel Hall spent Saturday night and Sunday with home folks. Clarence Crider spent Sunday at Milton Fullington's. Dewey Hall called at Cameron's Sunday. Paul Williams spent Sunday at J. W. Edwards. Misses Edna and Mina Freeman were at Lave Crider's Sunday. Wesley Stont and family visited Harley Stout's last Wednesday. Scott Letsinger dined at J. W Brentlinger’s Sunday. Ed Let singer spent Tuesday night there.
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Norma
Ruth Hall
Belfurne
Julia Henry Baker
Ethel Hall
Wesley Stont
Harley Stout
Scott Letsinger
J. W Brentlinger
Letsinger
Singing at Wolf Creek and Community Notes
A fragmented reminiscence of a Wolf Creek singing event praising Clarence Coday and the Wolf Creek class, with homelike memories, praises for the singer, and a reflection on church life. The text shifts to Missouri egg quality concerns, criticizing handling and transport practices and urging producers and dealers to improve standards and marketing.
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Wolf Creek
Tillien
Oszivks
Howe Sweet
Howe
Clarence Coday
Clarence
Blanche Box Findley
Swat Pa Chicken to Boost Fertile Egg Prices
Missouri farming bulletin urges farmers to discard roosters for infertile eggs to raise profits. Commissioner Arthur T. Nelson cites annual $4,000,000 loss from fertile eggs and notes premium prices for infertile eggs if shipped to eastern markets.
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Arthur T. Nelson
Missouri State Marketing Bureau
Missouri
Chamberain's Tablets Benefit From Mrs Vreeland Testimony
Mrs Newton Vreeland of Minoa New York endorses Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy for upset digestion and constipation. She claims the pills help after meals and when away from home they ease discomfort and restore energy.
Itching Diseases Treated by Ballard's Snow Liniment
Itching diseases can be controlled and removed by applying Ballard's Snow Liniment. The relief is prompt and permanent. Three sizes 0b 60c and $1.20 per bottle. Sold by all draggists.
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N. B. Pierson
Earnie N. Crippen
Kansas
J. E Dotson
Cuoday
Kansas City
A J. Clark
City
Okla
D N. Moore
Henryetta
Rev
J. E. Doteen
North
J W Paterson
M. E Church
Red Star
Mansfield Farmers Exchange
Crystal Knost of
Webb
Webb City
J. Craig's
Mrs
R. B Rogers
St. Louis
P.E Divan
Springfeld
New York
C. P. Eourth
W. Hopper
T. Cafe
H. Thompson
Gon
D. W. Hoover
O. T Cafe
The
Ozark Southern Railway
Chas. Ray
Nugget Theatre
Homer
Bon Ton
Gale
Ladies Shop
Springfield, Missouri
M. T. Simcocks
C. C. Nawton
Carter Garage
Ford
J.E Greenwood & Son
J. A. Fuson
M.D
C. C. Newton
Geo. McCarthy
State Auditor of
Farmers ,Exchange
M. R. Miller
Mgr
Alabama
Waisman
Leo’ Dorrell
Jay Dennis
Clarence Crider
Milton Fullington's
Dewey Hall
Cameron
Paul Williams
J. W. Edwards
Edna and
Mina Freeman
Lave Crider’s
Travelers Inn
Norwood
W. O. Bean
Miles
Fords
Carter’s
Brooks Produce CO
Luther Sharp
Col. Roy Dennis
G. C. Breeman
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