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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1913
Page
2
Gov. Major issues proclamation requesting schools and citizens observe April Arbor Day by planting trees shrubs and ornamentals to beautify communities and aid reforestation after fires and wind damage across Barrett area and state.
The Manefield Mirror, an independent paper, notes Wright County Reopen Draw favors party alignment with the Progressives. The piece suggests easy picks for readers and mocks the Mirror's editor.
A fragmented and garbled excerpt shows a plan by Kilitor Comm of the Tripleton Republican to create a press setup aimed at persuading delinquent subscribers to pay promptly. The readable phrases suggest propaganda aims and a mock press operation.
A Chicago suit accuses Cleuon Clark campaign staff of retaliation over lyrics in a campaign song. Plaintiffs claim damages for defaming music printing and publishing firms. The melody allegedly circulated in the Chvatk Mountains for years before reaching court.
A garbled Chicago advertisement touts Yaak special as a revolutionary facial beautifier claiming to erase wrinkles and flaws overnight. It promises a brilliant youthful glow with herbs and oils, cites quick results, and lists Chicago firms and local agents as distributors despite uncertain authenticity.
Johnston Vaudeville Company offers a lively program with split pies and aerial acts. The bill includes a clean moral show featuring a human monkey routine and a strong counterpoint of aerials. Admission is 20 cents, with a refund offered if displeased.
A damaged report notes a stolen horse case near Ava involving individuals named Naiman, Mr Caskey, Mr Coli, and D. Hoover of Mansfield. It states Hoover planned to deliver the horse to the Gaskill Brothers on Monday, with the owner of the animal pursuing the matter and local citizens described as affected.
Auction note advertising a stationary stem engine for sale. It claims 12 horsepower and a boiler unused for four months. Includes an appeal to interested buyers and a contact line with a likely misspelled name and location.
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