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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1913
Page
8
Bananas vaudeville with a car of bananas will perform in Mansfield on Friday and Saturday, March 7 and 8. Newton Shinn is listed for Mansfield on Saturday, March 5. the show promises eight acts, acrobats, a human monkey, and a refundable admission policy. Also notes local social updates, illnesses, weather impacts, and farm activity in the Mansfield area.
Rob inett of Mansfield Produce sues Bank of Willow Springs and cashier Thomas for 650 plus interest and 740 plus interest, claiming proceeds from November 1912 turkey shipments and a draft payment were improperly withheld after the Daniels Commission company failed. Case notes receiver injunction and bank holdings, with Mansfield attorney Allen and Craig of Mansfield.
A birthday supper was hosted at Rev. Joseph Davis and wife for their children Dewey turning 10 and Thelma turning 12. Guests included Vivian Miller Snyder Craig Lockie Craig Pauline Craig Mamie Beach Lois Beach Ralph Hylton Velma Hylton Alton Coday Lei ona Hoover Kenneth Strong Eunice Hight. After games and candy, the children parted happy.
The notice touts a cough medicine for children described as pleasant to take and effective. It claims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy fills this role and is advertised for sale by all dealers.
Page item notes marriage licenses issued in Ava and Bryant. W S McCrite of Bryant and Bessie Minor of Mansfield are named in the brief notice.
The gle clube progresses and the senior class plans a forthcoming play. Several pupils prep for teachers' exams while the high school literary society presents a fine program Friday. Teachers report solid third quarter grades in the grades, with primary drawings on display inviting inspection. Attendance in lower grades drops due to colds but punctual arrivals remain. seventh and eighth graders review grammar and arithmetic, showing much learning from the year's first three quarters. Current Events summaries are read by many, helping pupils stay informed on daily happenings.
Fragmentary market notes list prices for various items including eggs and poultry with many garbled terms. The legible parts reference per dozen pricing and several poultry items but details are heavily damaged and uncertain. The readable entities include mentions of turkeys ducks and hens, with unclear context or totals.
Robert Neal Potts aged 26 days died Tuesday of pneumonia. Burial beside his mother in Crane Cemetery on Wednesday afternoon. Nadine Fuge, five months, died at 2 PM yesterday of pneumonia. Interment today in Newton Schoolhouse Cemetery.
A runaway team led by J A Westbrook charged past Steve Yates store and struck J L Frost at the park corner opposite the shop. The impact halted the team but left Frost badly demoralized while a horse’s leg became entangled in a back wheel, forcing the wheel to be sawn apart to free the animal.
A Monday afternoon event hosted by Mrs TL B Bartlett invited several states to bid farewell before her move from Miaunsfield to join her husband Daniel Van Poured. Guests included Mrs Wi B Titehenek and others. refreshments were served and goodbyes exchanged as friends regret her departure.
An old printed notice highlights entertainment features in The Kansas City Star and related weekly issues. It mentions markets, fiction serials, social items, and advertising alongside a sales pitch for year subscriptions and promotional offers.
The notice promotes Today's Magazine as the largest magazine in the world with glossy edited content. It claims competitive pricing and invites all readers to request a free sample copy and premium catalogue by mailing to Canfield, Ohio.
A garbled ad promises closing out ladies and men's cloaks and overcoats at cost. It urges quick action and mentions wandering wood items at cost drives, with unclear phrasing about hanging and a final word Ady.
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