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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1913
Page
7
A fragment mentions Pliesiat and a result involving ES Wall with unclear context. No dates or locations are legible. Further details are not available in the readable text.
Mrs. Daniel Kintner of Defiance Ohio describes long lasting nerv ous trouble including headache indiges tion and nervous spasms that plagued her from childhood. After trying many remedies she credits Miles Nervine with stabilizing her health and offers a money back guarantee through Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana.
An excerpt notes years of captivity and travel among Ojibwe landscapes, with fragmented reflection on linguistic interpretation and a critique from The Sholl Republican. It references water dances, Indian tongue phrases, and a figure called Kort Snet-Hing, viewed as a bar of soldiers.
Ren Morris was surprised Saturday evening as about 50 friends called to celebrate his birthday anniversary. Music was provided by Webb Morgan Geo Morgan I Wright Woo Wright Pred Graver and John Garner. Refreshments were served and a good time was had by all.
The Texas Wonder claims to cure kidney and bladder troubles in men and women, remove gravel, treat diabetes, and regulate children’s bladder health. It promises successful results with one small bottle and offers mailed orders for $1.00, listing Dr. B E Tall of St Louis as contact and claiming druggist availability.
Ozark apple growers are urged to prepare for spraying as a preventive measure. horticultural agent O Paurot of the Prisca lines urges immediate ordering of supplies, noting lime sulfur mix for scale and disease control. The message warns delays can cause extensive crop loss and emphasizes readying spraying equipment now.
From The Motor Car and Its Owner Today, author Ao bert LeClough argues motor cars are cheaper than horses for business and pleasure where roads are fair. He notes doctors and practical users favor cars for time efficiency, capable of performing any service rail or horse can supply, and usable daily year round.
The stockholders advance a request to discharge receivers for the Kansas City Ozarks and Southern railroad in a Springfield courtroom before Judge John T. Moore. J B Quigley urges receivers, while Latimer and others plan to contest and seek dismissal over alleged misstatements by Will Quigley. Jurisdiction is questioned.
The Mansfield Concert Band opened the season with a Saturday performance in the park band stand. The audience and visitors enjoyed the pleasant surprise, and the concert was well received as the first event of the season.
Rev. R. B. Carnett of Lebanon, pastor of Mansfield Baptist Church, filled his appointment here Saturday evening and Sunday.
NORWOOD special reports Bill Kelley buying Forrest Null's barber shop interest. Clara Gasperson and a Lamar man wed Tuesday and depart for Lamar. Scott Whittaker escorts his mother to Springfield hospital. Arthur McClean and wife from Webb City Lane move back to Norwood. Fred Martin and wife from Denlon visit Joel Martin. Mrs W E Paden of Springfield visits with sister Della Nall. Mayme Ingraham of Mountain Grove near teachers exam. Dan Schofield of Mountain Grove clerks in Schofield's store. Bernice Ruby and sister from Mountain Grove give a musical. moving picture slides shown during program. W A Byrd clerks in J W Sunner's dry goods store.
A juvenile band of 18 members was organized Tuesday evening with WS Slater as instructor. Members include Cornet Gorman Freeman, Ellison Gaines, Snyder Craig, Jasper Craig, Herve Coday, J J Crockett. Clarinet Roy Handy, Chirrett Carter, Sidney Grantham. Alto Cecil Brazeal, Alva Carter, Ned Gaines. Trombone Karl Tripp, Leslie Strong, Frank Hoover. B-flat bass Charles Newton. Bass drum Clyde Turner. Snare drum Ralph Hylton. The band aims to develop into a source of local pride. The Manstreld Concert Band, also led by Slater, is famed as one of Southern Missouri’s best bands. Mansfield shows ample musical talent and more could be developed with two good hands.
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