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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1919
Page
4
An advertisement for Arkansas Travelers Medicine Co from Joplin Missouri touts preventive health products. It markets influenza prevention and remedies for headaches constipation and general ailments, urging readers to buy a 25c box at any drug store.
Last week as the Sheltons and Hartville couple spent Saturday night with Mise Claritel Fry and George Floyd at Macon church. The furloughed Vheil Sith visited home in Texas, Lon Smith and family joined Sunday prayers, and the Hrentlinger and Fry families attended North View Sunday routines.
Miss Hertha Johnson joined Mise Nellie Haverton for a Sunday visit. Shiloh and nearby folks attended church events on Saturday and Sunday night. Miss Maude To will visit Tuesday with Nellie Hawerton and Frank Towne. Laura Millsap of Wolf Creek visited Miller’s sister Mia WHE Miller over weekend.
A garbled local diary lists Stine family members and visitors. Names include Mrs Williams Mae Stella Williama and Miss Alta with Jewel Isa. Crain Mason Arthy and Mr Dennis Crain visited the Imhoff home Monday while others spent Saturday afternoon with Mrs bee hieff.
Last week residents enjoyed fine weather as J Wells and wife visited Elmer Hushines. A hare cruwil attended the cafe ab Breaveals Tuesday. Henry Kelly and wife welcomed a baby born March 2. Brooke Todd and wife visited with the former's tear Duncan parents during the first week.
Martha Coday is very poorly Rev Werreman preached at Pleasant Hill Sunday and Sunday met Saute Youle hie the Clu Mr Gloring was a chnter sweet at bill Modisse Sunday Lizzie Frayer is very poorly Laney Scott spent sumday with honefolks Several of the news from here at tefiled Church up town Sunday.
Last week's items note Harvey spent Monday night with FP Harris in Frye and a week at W 4 Po Bie Mee A Mitchel. ehildeen called at the Piveret house. Whe Rober Coffey and wife of Conway visited Sunday with the father's parents PF Frye and wife. CASEY JONES.
The forecast warns of unsteady weather and rain chances around midweek with generally autumnal conditions. Temperatures are expected to run below normal across the period.
Agricultural agent LB Devinna reports Canadian Field Peas as a lucrative forage crop for Ozarks farms. Planting in late February to early March, with oats as a mix, can yield high returns on upland fields. A Mountain Grove grower produced $1,050 gross per acre from seven bushels of peas plus fodder, after modest inputs.
Secretary Jewell Mayes of the Missouri State Board of Agriculture urges planting muta and nut trees including pecans and black walnuts. He proposes a grove of pecans for each county and a tree for every soldier in World War I. Authorities have debated fruit tree planting along public highways.
Despite harsh weather a large crowd attended the third episode of Hands Up at Nugent Theatre Saturday night, with patrons braving the elements to watch the performance unfold.
The Mountain Grove Creamery and Electric Company are undertaking improvements costing about $6,000.
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