Local Advertisements and Personal Notices from The Mirror
A dense, per line Mirror page offers classified ads and personal notes. It lists stores like Cash Mercantile and Se and I store with salesmanship, hotel dinner promos, and hosiery lines, plus local names J A C Tippee and D Reynolds, and mentions of Hartville and Sedalia events and sales, weekly visitors, and a snow event.
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Ady
Stapp's
Se and I
Mansfield
J. A.C. Tippee
Ava
J. W. James
Addy
Marv
Stupp
Se Tindale
Adv
Reynolds
Carter
Power Magazine
West Mansfield
Weronner
J.C. Carter
Wolf Day
Meg J. M. England
Tod
D. Reynolds
Ady Wm Williams
Hartville
Many Mirrorettes in Mada and nearby towns reported
A long list of visits, moves, and local business notes fills the week. Residents from Ava to Springfield, Seymour to Bryant, Kenton to Hartville, are mentioned visiting relatives, taking trips, or changing posts. Local merchants announce sales and store changes as officials and families travel regionally.
Christian Endeavor Program March 7 at Christian Church
Program lists speakers and topics on happiness and society. Ruth Hoverty, Lula Riley, Mabel Hoover, Mabel Coday, Prof Hylan, Ale Carter, Sarah Gaskill, and Bro Antler Soll are named as presenters and discuss how the church and homes contribute to happiness and the role of society in improving welfare.
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Christian Church
Ruth Hoverty
Rippee
Lula Riley
Allee Teunpleson
Mabel Hoover
Mabel Coday
Hylan
Ale
Carter
Sarah Gaskill
Antler
School Notes Highlight Portraits and Exams
Attendance improves as ten weeks remain in school. No faculty meeting this week. Miss Osborne presents many portraits in the assembly room. Seventh graders study Silas Marner and begin The Lake. Cy Similton misses Monday but expected soon. Mayor and school board president visited other rooms Thursday. Pedagogy class observed Miss Rippee teaching reading. Eighth grade agriculture practicum involved tree care. Some students will take teachers' exams Friday and Saturday, with trips to Hartville and Norwood. Tenth grade to finish algebra and begin geometry next Monday. Several lower-room pupils miss school due to parental moves. High school enjoys 815.4 proceeds from Thursday night entertainment. Mr. Brown visits from Bentonville and praises good work. Ninth grade algebra reviews and graphed mysteries. Bro Joseph Davis visits, conducts devotions, and recounts Lincoln’s life and wisdom.
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Cy Similton
the Heard of Education
Messrs. Burney
Stephens
Nellie
Stella
Ruth Goss
Tives Dunlap
Henry Klieh
Henry Shelton
Brown
Bentonville
Ark
Joseph Davis
Abraham Linecoln
Lincoln
Riley Leads Ticket In Local Mayor Election Bid
A city meeting nominating Dr. F H Riley for mayor outlines Riley and J Craig for city attorney with aldermanic slates in First and Second wards. Voter strength about 1,000, Riley holds a proposed majority as the April election nears. The piece notes education and character themes amid civic duty and the Missouri School…
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Flel Riley
Jingiesoli
da Musen
Alderiin
Reynolds
James Caday
Alderian
Mor. Caday
Rebinett
Seno
Aldlerman
Ded A Puson
Mayer Gos
Burney
David H. Riley
Gurney
Dr. Riley
Minvor
McElii
Wall Paper Supplier Announces Wide Pattern Range
A local wallpaper business states it is prepared to supply needs with a broad selection of patterns and paper options. The notice mentions assorted rolls and frames and hints at timely delivery for customers in the area.
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Poy Hee
Putin
Pss
Flour brands advertised by J. D. Reynolds and Cash Merchantile Co
When you buy flour look for Kansas Diamond Bull Dow or Crescent brands. Sold by J. D. Reynolds and the Cash Mercantile Co at advertised low prices. Myvemy sack guaranteed. Do not hesitate to pay for these brands when you need plain flour.
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Kansas Diamond
Bull Dow
Crescent
J. D. Reynolds
Cash Mercantile Co
Died at Seattle S P Dougherty Former Mansfield Resident
S P Dougherty died Tuesday at his Seattle home and was buried there under the Masonic lodge. He was 62, a son of Mrs Elias Rippee and previously resided in Mansfield, leaving about 12 years ago. He belonged to the lodge in Mansfield.
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Kas Sisk
Fiisco Ste Lion
Gus
Barney
McMillan
Hirodsville
M. M. Rippee
Hyers
da Poe
Riles
Young Men's Business Club
the Mirror
Jacob Crider
Mansfield
Watkins
Pensacnla
Mia
JA Bmiwards
Pomona
Crane
Miensthele
Cash Merennere Co
Minsfield Ava Telephone Co
Dybe
Ava
Seymower
EL Davis
Seyimour
Ava Winterprise
S.P. Dougherty
Seattle
Washi
Masonic Lodge
Medlaw
Elias Rippee
Mirror reader from Graucemont writes on joining town
AKi Brown of Graucemont Oregon writes that family enjoys weekly Mirror news not found elsewhere. They are settling into a new home and report farming activity with oats sowing and garden work underway.
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the Mirror
Ki. Brown
Graucemont
Mirror
Safety First Insurance Pitch for Property Protection
An old ad or notice promoting property protection through Pire and Tornado Insurance. It emphasizes safety first as the business proposition and invites consideration of the mentioned insurance company names, though the legibility is poor and several words are garbled.
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Safety First
Pire
Ade Ward RB
Tetcticock
County Collector J. R. Deckard Installed in Office
County official J. R. Deckard assumed the post Monday succeeding John A. Dennis who held the office for several years. Deckard, a Democrat, was the sole party winner among county offices in November, replacing a Republican incumbent.
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J. R. Deckard
John A. Dennis
Me. Deckwed
Market Report Bags and Poultry Prices
Market report notes varied prices in bags for butter 17 percent and springs 15 percent with small figures for old tens ten green hides and geese. Ducks fat turkeys and geese appear with modest values.
Farm Loans Longtime Low Rate of Interest
F C Brentlinger announces a longstanding policy of low interest for farm loans. The program highlights favorable terms for farmers seeking credit, with focus on reliability and support for agricultural operations. Brentlinger emphasizes steady rates and accessible lending options.
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F.C. Brentlinger
Postponement of Mansfield Cemetery Benefit Event
After consulting interested parties the Trip Around the World event is postponed due to weather uncertainty this month. The new entertainment date will be set later and announced as soon as feasible to raise funds for fence repair and cleanup at Mansfield Cemetery.
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Mansfield
F. A. Riley
Trip Around the World Benefit at Mansfield Cemetery Event
A benefit event lists nations at local homes with names of residents in England France Germany Japan and more. The Marek JL A Trip Around the World promises a costume parade with many characters and a hidden Raffles identity to be guessed for a $2 prize. The event invites all to dress up and attend for a chance at a world tour.
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England
J. B. Freeman
France
FP. H. Riley
Germany
D. S. Cantrell
Japan
J. D. Reynolds
Marek JL
Johnny Bull
Joseph Davis
Uncle Sam
Oscar Coday
Kaiser Wilhelm
Horace Paul King George
J. B. Freeman Mutt
T. F. Lenhart Jeff
RB. F. Stone
Tipperary Girls
Misses Grace
Craig
Lois Beach
Goddess of Liberty
J. E Craig Rastus
Rafles
Mansfield
Raffles
Nash
Odd Fellows Report From District No 112 Charms Lodges
Morrison Pritchett of Webb City reports from Manefield Missouri on March 4 1915 that nine lodges in District No 112 are financially sound and harmonious aside from a few tensions He personally installed six lodges and strongly supports continuing the school of instruction noting universal approval among attendees and sending regards from Geo W Tripp D D Cr M.
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Manefield
Morrison Pritchett
Webb City
G. W. Tripp
School of Instructions
Odd Fellowship
GEO
W. Tripp
To Work in Wright County
The mid year executive meeting of the Wright County Union of Teachers was held at Norwood on Tuesday March 2. Mrs Lara Beach and Mrs Ines Hylton attended from Mansfield. They plan to have Mrs Alice M David Kansas State organizer work for 10 days in Wright county.
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Norwood
Lara Beach
Ines Hylton
Mansfield
Alice M. David
Kansas
Wright County
Nadalae Leads With Low Rates for Adv. Geo Mortgage
At the lowest prevailing rates Nadalae and mT Reta 6 Adv. Geo appear in listings. B. Freeman appears as the agent or advertiser in the notice.
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Nadalae
Also Mentioned on This Page
He. Riley
Hartville March
G.W. Freeman & Son
G. A. Hall
R M. Rogers
Southwest Missouri Medical Association
Heis
Springfield
Nell Reed
R. N. Barren
Helen
Eugene Farren
Miss Reed
L. A. Quigley
Sedalia
Wright
Douglas
Raymond Pierson
Alnut
Marehomarehedt
Mada
Nercross
Weelk
AOD Rexnolils
GOW
Miller
Tis Men
Fost — Adv
Louie Miller
St John
Kus
Vestridity
Harry Mooney
Springsfiehl Priday
Springfiehl
W.pl
Hinhredliv
Seyvmour
Richard Selticher
Macomb
Toaringy
Jesse Mitchell
Joy Nercross Visihed
Wol Brake
Roe Strong
Miss Merce Andrews
Bryant
CG. S. Burney
M. G. Hensley
Mountain Grove
Gus, Prageal
Family
Hinnimond
Mex
Violette
Jessie Craig
St. Louis
Siria Odle
Ozarks
Codiar Gap
Will Tarburton
Nebraski
M.A. Freeman
St Louis
Gow, Freeman & Soy
Harold Gorman
Charles Brentiinger
Vernie Borders
Jobin Pierson
North Missouri
Gos. Burn
Rewdy
Seymour
Buel King
Shilmore
Kies
Horace Tal
Sprinefield
Paul
Mos. S. Knight
Rawards
Mansfeld and
Edwards
Ruby Tyler
Robert Darnell
Strong
Cole
C. A. Darnell
Hillside Poultry Phan
Armina Smith
Fla. Cole
Indianapolis
H. L. P'Pool
Brashy Knob
Texas
Oklahoma
Digging
Mr. Pool
L J. Callahan
House of Representatives
Gardner Land Bank
Tlte
Doc Carterlis
Ahor Bens
Cartville
Domecnat
Tother
Mansfield & Cox
Nande Whelehet
Chexton
Uartville Democrat
Springfield Republican
George T. Corn
Houston Republican
SIS
W. L. Hmiett
Hartville Scar
Alex Laffoon
Hillsboro
Noah Cheston
Claxton
Laffoon
F. H. Riley
Mansfeld
Christian Endeavor Program
Miss Osborne
Silas Marner
Suiccess
F.H. Riley
Tie
Hin
Missouri School
Dow Wil
W. Tt
Follington
Washington
Collector Deckard
Market Report
ODD Fellows’ Work
Mt Reta
Geo, B. Freeman
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