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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1915
Page
6
A brief price notice shows Early Triumph and Early Ohio at 1.10 per bushel and Early Rose at 80 cents per bushel, indicating commodity quotations. The terse item records market quotes for these seed potato varieties.
S H Robertson asks area farmers if they want Mans field to hold the Fourth Annual Agricultural and Stock Slaw this year. Readers are invited to write or visit to add their names to a growing list and share their decision.
Attention tomato growers. After purchasing a half interest, I am ready to contract aereswe for tomatoes and will operate the entire season. I will pay 40¢ per 100 pounds for good ripe tomatoes. Seed will be furnished and contracts signed at W B Fullington's furniture store.
Grace B Ryan age 12 years 4 months 20 days died Tuesday at 2 30 am of tuberculosis at the home of her parents Rufus Ryan and wife who moved two weeks ago to the Jordan farm 47 miles northeast of Mansfield Interment was held yesterday in McIntosh cemetery The family receives the sympathy of the community in their loss.
Fisher Elias Baker born September 16 1887 died March 1 1915 aged 27 years 3 months and 2 days. He professed faith in Christ eight years ago joined MLE Church wandered from the Lord returned to the Lord March 1 at a prayer meeting. Funeral at Baptist Church with Rev JM England, Mansfield cemetery burial. Funeral by T F Lenhart undertaker. Community expresses sympathy. Joseph Davis
We sincerely thank our relatives and friends for their help and kindness through the sickness and death of our son and brother Pisthor.
Mt Zion outlines weekly worship with Sunday school at 1 am and preaching at 11 am. A Young People's Meeting and evening services at 7 pm are listed, plus a Wednesday prayer meeting at 7 pm. A class studying Lectures on the Apocalypse by Seiss meets Friday at 7 pm.
Remembering Bonny Spence son of Fverett Spence and Berta Spence born in October died February 1415 after four months of illness. He leaves a heartbroken father mother and sister, and many relatives to mourn. The verse expresses grief and hope of eternal gain, with lines about sorrow at his absence and belief he rests in peace.
An OCR damaged fragment voices a question of an old woman left to cope alone with sighs and tears. It laments neglect by family and society, portraying feebleness, care duties, and a harsh reward system for aging women.
Portions of a weather table show temperature highs and lows, precipitation estimates, and wind or cloud notes for several days. The excerpt lists days such as Tuesday Wednesday Thursday and Friday with forecasted conditions, tied to the Cooperative Weather Observatory and the Climate Service.
Our price lists a mix of odd terms and lines likely from a damaged ad. The readable parts mention a price point and several unclear product names. No clear event, person, or organization is identifiable to form a solid summary.
A 1915 document from Jericho Lodge No 7im Missouri vows to promote peace amid global war, urging Congress and leaders to avoid personal gain and honor in decisions. The page also offers moral aphorisms about perception, positivity, and faith, ending with a biblical citation and a self-help tone.
Cardboard in a spectrum of colors was arranged at the Mirror office, creating a vivid display as part of a decor or display setup. The scene showcased assorted hues and folded forms across workspaces.
The April ninth and tenth are declared Special Cain Prevention Days to promote error free freight handling. The plan urges receiving clerks truckers stevedores car inspectors foremen and engineers to exercise care, proper loading and braking, correct car selection, and accurate signaling with a record kept of errors to gauge results.
Fragmentary OCR item mentions addresses and party names with unclear roles. Readable fragments point to a postal or civic notice referencing a location at 236 to 246 W. Third Street in New York, NY, with scattered acronyms and names.
W J Young presiding judge of the county court was here last week while returning home from Hartville.
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