Official Financial Statement for Mansfield Bank 1915
Official statement of the financial condition of the Mansfield bank in Missouri as of March 11 1914 and closing March 11 1915 shows resources including loans and discounts real estate and fixtures cash items and due from banks with total assets and liabilities including capital stock surplus undivided profits and deposits. Directors Freeman family signatures attest to the accuracy of the figures and the bank’s officers swear to the statement’s truth.
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Mansfield
State of Missouri
Mansfield Mirror
Ami
Missouri
County of
Wright
UW. Freeman
Geo. B. Freeman
Sant Bank
W. Freeman
Freeman
Vorhier
U. Tinetees
U. 1
Beach Eal Sotare Pathe
W. Feeeman
Geo BO Preeduan
1584 Farmers and Merchants Bank at Mansfield Missouri
The bank’s annual sworn statement lists loans and discounts including real estate, furniture and fixtures, and capital accounts. Cash items and undivided profits show total assets. statement certified by President Reynolds and Cashier Craig before a notary.
Black Publishing Co. weekly edition details
Black Publishing Co editors and proprietors publish weekly in Mansfeld. Subscription price is $1.00 for an advance. paper entered at the post office as second class matter. Published every Thursday in the Opera House Block on West Side Square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfeld
Opera House
West Fide Square
Revival Sermon At Local Christian Church Stated
Rev. W. H. Anderson preached at the Christian church Sunday delivering a sermon to parishioners and guests.
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Christian Church
W. H. Anderson
The
Dry Creek Riffles and Local Happenings
Farmers sowing oats and family travel fill Dry Creek notes. J W Moutray left March 1 for Springfield with daughter Thandie and Wyatt Loren Willard, traveling to Norwood and St Joseph. A musicale at Mr Acre s Friday. Ed Babb died of heart failure Friday, burial at Macomb Saturday. Prayer meeting at Sliluh Sunday night. Mrs Walter Hylton improving slowly. Quilling seems to be the or
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J. W W. Moutray
Springfield
Norwood
Thandie
Wyatt Loren Willard
St. Joseph
Macomb
Bargains at New Store Jost opens in old post office buil
The New Store Jost debuts in the old post office building with daily bargains. Storefront offers Bank of Manesfield goods, including meats, lard, and household items priced per pound or per item. Various labeled goods such as fat meat, compound lard, broom, lamp, and axle crease appear in the sale list.
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Jost
Door Esstaf Bank of Manesfield
Ward
Rochester
Rey
Quilting Blitz Shifts Roles in Dry Creek Households
H M Norcross reports a wave of occupation among Dry Creek housewives as quilts pile up in homes. Most women hold records of making from one to four quilts, revealing a bustling domestic craft scene amid ongoing work woes and economic strain.
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Dry Creek
Pine Tar Honey Remedy For Whooping Cough Ad
Whooping cough relief advertised with Pine Forests Pine Tar Honey claiming quick relief loosen mucous soothe throat and lungs reducing cough severity. Targets families with growing children and urges keeping it on hand for all coughs and colds. Also promotes Electric Bitters and a Spring Tonic at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de. Bell
Schultheis and Norcross Wed in Gracious Parsonage Ceremony
William Schultheis and Nellie Norcross were married last Thursday at the Methodist parsonage by Dr. Davies. The groom, youngest son of the grocer M Schultheis, was introduced as the town’s neatest groom after the dancers learned of the news. The couple began housekeeping at the Schulthes residence above the store, and many local friends extend congratulations and best wishes.
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William Schultheis
Nellie Norcross
Methodist
Davies
Schultheis
M Scholtheis
Lappy Cons
Schulthes
Cornel Grove
Ciuayd Tiride
To the Housewife Madam Use Chamberlains Cough Remedy
A household advisory urging mothers to protect children from coughs and colds. It praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as prompt, effective, pleasant, and safe for children. Advertises sales through all dealers.
Hiles and Gaskill Marry in Haytville Ceremony
John A. Hiles of Sparta and Bettie Gaskill of near Mansfield wed in Haytville Thursday by Probate Judge GC Murrell. Newlyweds returned to the bride’s home for a reception and will reside there. Congratulations pour in from friends and families.
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John A. Hiles
Sparta
Bettie Gaskill
Near
Mansfield
Haytville
GC. Murrell
Your Childs Cough Ady Dr Kings New Discovery Ad
A vintage relief ad urges parents not to delay treating a child’s cough. It promotes Dr Kings New Discovery as soothing and antiseptic, claiming it stops even long standing coughs and offers a guaranteed remedy from any druggist.
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Dr. King
Mansfield couple wed at Ava on February 25
Clairence Shinpaugh and Maggie Moody of Mansfield were married at Ava February 25 by Squire T. H. Norris. They plan to live on a farm after spending a week in Mansfield. We extend congratulations and best wishes.
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Clairence Shinpaugh
Maggie Moody
Mansfield
Ava
Squire T. H. Norris
Carter Buckles wed in Springfield and Seymour home
Carter Buckles of Seymour and Mrs Buckies of Mansfield married Saturday in Springfield and then returned to Seymour to begin married life in their new home.
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RJ. Carter
Seymour
Hill and Mountain Social Notes From Local Visits
Miss Eunice Van Hooser visited Mrs. Martin Gilley last week. Dea Gaskill visited Frank Gaskill Sunday. Mr and Mrs John Hensley were guests of Arthur Gilley Sunday. Mrs Will Tarburton visited Mrs WS Gaskill Maconclag. Ilsea Stont and wife visited Will Turbatten Sunday. A surprise party at Arthur Gilley’s Monday night drew a large crowd. Miss Cattle Roberts called on Miss Clella Gaskill Sunday. Will Turbatten left a hoarse Saturday. Mrs Minnie Wilk visiting her parents. John Tensley and wife with Miss Tensley and Dorothy Gilley visited Annie and Minnie Thomas Sunday.
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Eunice van Hooser
Martin Gilley
John Hensley
Arthur Gilley
Ilsea Stont
Will Turbatten
Cattle Roberts
Clella Gaskill
Saturn
Miss Tensley
Dorothy Gilley
Annie
Minnie Thomas Sunday
Tomato growers invited to contract Mansfield Canning Factory
Notice to tomato growers seeking acreage contracts for tomatoes. Tam offers seed supply and will operate the season, paying period pounds for good ripe tomatoes. Contact at once for details and arrangements.
Recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
A Missouri dealer notes customer satisfaction with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. J. W. Sexson of Montevallo endorses it for reliability and repeated purchases. For sale by all dealers.
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J. W. Sexson
Montevallo, Mo
Ady
Lead Hill Community Sings and Local Happenings
Lead Hill hosts singing Thursday nights but sleet and snow have postponed events. Nearby residents Hensley, Crider, Goss and Matney visited, with several sick at Joe Goss’s. Mr. Scott, Alex Salisbury and families dropped by.
Local Singers and Visitors Attend Evening in Town
Casey Hensley returned home with his sister Mrs Otis Newton after a Thursday singing gathering. He stayed three days due to an injury. John Johnson has been sled the past few days. Mrs Hensley and her husband visited Joe Goss to see the field Miss Chomey the school teacher went home with Miss Goss for supper and both attended a singing event.
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Casey Hensley
Otis Newton
John Johmson
Miss Chomey
Miss Goss
Liza Jane
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Newton
Treetors
Black Publishing CO
A. Black
W. A. Black
J. M. Carter
Wright County
Angauen
Arthur Arnold
Thesday
A. H. Bailey
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Old Line Insurance Company
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EL W. Yorum
Mt. Grove
Elmer Nichols
Sella
St. Louis
Liepateh
Lepublic
Dembcrat
Saturday Evening Post
Gientheanun
Market Report
Sliluh
Mr. Bruner
Walter Hylton
H. M. Norcross
Hiles
Shinpaugh-Moody
Carter-Buckles
Lyman Brown
Murray Si
New York City
Dea Gaskill
Will Tarburton
Minnie Wiik
John Tensley
G. A. R. Hall
M. E. Ladies’ Aid Society
Tam
Furn
J. W. Roberts
Drs. Loper
Loper
Optometrists
Mansfield Hotel
Castoria
Lead Hill
C.C. Hensley
Lillie Matney
Douglas County
Jake Crider
Oklahoma
Joe Goss
Hosea Herod
Tarkio
Hiram Goss
Butler
Berry
Leanne Crider
Fred Goss
Mrs. Kiser
Mrs
Douglas
Mel
Ton Goss
Janie Rippee
John Deauver
C. C Hensley
J. Matney
Este Matney
Mansab Daubenspeck
Mr. Scott
Alex Salisburry
Sadie Goss
Fullington
Brussels
W.b.fullington
Maxwell
R. N. Farren
Hensley
Wife
Fielk
St. Louis Star
San Francisco
Illinois
Arkansas
Plese
Wong
Matt Fiemeks
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