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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1922
Page
2
An authorized announcement from MG CODAY of Mart Township Maneieit Kowte 1 cites a candidacy for Wright County Circuit Clerk. It states the run is subject to Republican voters in the primary on Augurt Tet MS.
The document records city government roles including First Ward aldermen M. E Stephens and Davie, Second Ward FS Cantrell and L. Fo Livingston, President Fo Livingston, Clerk W. Bravenil, Treasurer, a German attorney, Nod. Craig Street Commissioner Die, Iron Collector i, Turn Boald Officer Dr d A. Butser, Board of Health Kore pe Dr A. Mossa, L. FL Living La Connell, and a monthly evening movement, indicating a municipal office slate and public meeting cadence.
Train schedules show the bound directions with passenger services. Authority: Livingston Ayer notes departures and numbers including No 241 and No 102, plus Nos 240 and 104 with times and stations.
Baptist church announces Sunday school every Sunday at 4:05 a.m. with superintendent W. Delinnd and a preaching service followed by ordination on Sunday.
The text lists Ci' .1.CLAND PRESLEY and "RIAN CHURCH with daily and Sunday activities. It notes lug every 2nd Sunday, Howiphrey as Pastor, Sunday school every Sunday at 9 am, and G. W. Freeman as Superintendent. The fragment confirms church personnel and schedule.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions several proper nouns and scattered actions. It lists names such as Pauh, Cui, Rey, Fiona, Veracruz, Hon Proeman, Eile, and Mae. The passage lacks coherent events or dates and does not yield a clear news item or outcome.
An advertisement touts Dehoey Cereak Co. French Hair Tonic to restore gray hair to its natural color, claiming even, gradual reversal of streaks and fading. It urges purchase for $1.40 prepaid, with a mail order option from St. Louis, Missouri, and warns of “wonderful results” from its use.
Unclear notes describe changing weather and upcoming storms while mentioning community members and church events. Residents discuss milder conditions, planned gatherings, and family visits amid uncertain forecasts. Names like Nellie, Mayfrye, Gea Shores, and Mis Gea appear among casual in neighborhood chatter.
Sul Williams buys the house, lot, and mill from Johnson and plans to move the mill near Long's store. Several residents, including Birdie Minnie and Marie Johnson, Leslie Miller, Mud Tan, Sam Jack, May Fry, Ruth Pry, Ruby Dickerson, Virgil Kreval and Jol Pry, are mentioned with visits and transactions around Johnson's place, Hill Brake, Virgil Rowar, and nearby locals.
Sunday school reports from Plat Rock describe attendance at a Saturday tent event, visits by Girtie Liles and others, Alina Draper returning from Salem, and Mr. Draper and family visiting a doctor. Several families report illnesses and birthday gatherings. the Prairie Hallow Sunday school met at Seph Letsing er’s home to celebrate a birthday with baskets and prayers.
Recap of Treasurers Books from July 1 1921 to Feb 24 1922 shows Building Fund Sinking Fund and Interest Fund balances and receipts including Co Treas Co Col Tuition Mund and Incidental funds. Says totals for balances paid out by warrants and outstanding bonds, with final recap figures and treasurer C A Stephens signoff.
The piece notes pneumonia follows a hard winter as resistance drops and urges prompt treatment. It emphasizes pneumonia as a germ disease spreading in the throat and promotes Chamberlin's Cough Remedy as an expectorant that clears mucus, cures a cold, and helps prevent pneumonia, suitable for children.
William Leonard Hart born January 14 1858 in McMinn County Tennessee. He came to this country as a young man and professed faith in Christ years ago. He leaves four sons and one daughter, three brothers, many relatives and friends. He died February 20 1922 at age 69 after patient illness. Funeral services were conducted at Norwood Cemetery by the writer, interred to await the morning of the resurrection. His wife had predeceased him. May God bless the surviving children Chadwell and family.
The church schedule lists 3rd and 4th Sunday worship services led by Pastor F. E. Little with Superintendent Geo. Benjamin. Morning and evening services are planned, inviting parishioners to attend.
A church of Christ offers services every Sunday and a Bible class led by Dr Kay, with Oscar Wright as superintendent and a December event noted. The facility at W454 is highlighted for weekly attendance and preaching on the second Sunday.
The Mansfield Chamber of Commerce meets the first Thursday night each month. Secretary L A Jooseon and President Oliver B. Davis are listed with names Sid Thowiht Oddes Hal as part of the group.
Every year scores of young women attend the Spring Field Business College and live with small families as part of the household, assisting with chores for room and board. Successful former students have gone on to top offices earning substantial salaries, with one now commanding $15,000 a year after completing the program. The school emphasizes a thorough business course at low cost and places ambitious, energetic girls in good positions with select families. Interested applicants are invited to write to A Taylor.
The president states there is no summer vacation and promising students who enter in spring can finish the course and secure a position by the next fall, urging immediate action.
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