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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1913
Page
5
Fragment from Mansfield Missouri notes an upcoming fall carnival and community plans. Mention of State Superintendent William P. Evans thanking for a copy of the annual public school report appears, along with a note about publication in a local opera house block.
The town plans park work soon and urges Mansfield property owners to contribute. Backers argue concrete walks will remain and enhance value, urging residents to join the Young Men's Business Club by paying 250 for a lasting good cause.
Citizens of Mansfield urged to donate to park improvement to share the burden and transform the local park into a beauty spot for Wright County. The call stresses collective effort and pride in the community.
A Mansfield appeal asks local business people and residents to join the Club. Members contribute a 250 four month membership fee to support a good cause and help build a better Mansfield. The call emphasizes community pride and active booster support.
W M Breedlove owns 120 acres seven miles west of West Plains Howell county Mo. Once worth 25 an acre the farm now valued at 40 due to improved soil fertility. He milks 16 cows and sold 5540 in three years with no outside labor. His best year 1910 saw 720 butter fat 200 hay 280 hogs. four silos added, herd to rise to 30 cows.
The Mansfield Concert Band will give the last concert of the season on Saturday evening. The program promises to be exceptionally good and the public is invited to attend. During summer the band will perform weekly at the park band stand, inviting farmers and townspeople to enjoy free music from South Missouri’s best band.
The piece describes the Weekly Kansas City Star and Mannsfield Mirror as concise bowers of news for busy readers. It promotes subscriptions at one year for $1.15 and urges merchants and farmers to benefit from the publications.
The notice promotes subscribing to Colman's Rural World and the Mansfield Mirror at 1.25. It extols Colman's Rural World as a leading Missouri farm journal for many years with reliable departments on farming, dairying, gardening, fruit-raising, horses, cattle, hogs, sheep, poultry, and bees. It highlights a weekly two-page home section covering topics of special interest to every farmer family member.
The Mansfield special and district voters are asked to consider a 120000 bond issue to improve about 25 miles of country roads. An engineer would be employed, and money spent under careful oversight to create well graded, permanent roads with culverts and straightening where possible. The piece urges local business leaders to oversee funds and improve living conditions by paving the way for a future with better roads.
A cough medicine for children should be pleasant and effective. Chamberlain's Conaged Remedy is advertised as all this and a mothers' favorite everywhere. For sale by all dealers.
The Chicago Record-Herald promotes wholesome fun in its humor pages. Altering Currents by SLE. Kiser and West Pocket Essays by George Fitch are praised for refined wit. Ralph Wilder cartoon humor and the Sunday Magazine contributions add cheerful, clean entertainment.
Constipation in early childhood can lead to serious outcomes. Monitor bowel habits and use a gentle laxative when needed. Dr Miles Laxative Tablets marketed for women and children claim easy taste, quick acceptance, and effective relief. The ad touts Sisters of Christ in Charity endorsing the product and notes a price of 25 cents per box.
Eva Ashworth severly wounded left hand on a knife Thursday. The cut crosses the palm and is described as a painful injury in the report.
Reverend M. Nildaelk of Seynelle filled his regular appointed duty at the Minstledld MB. on Sunday marking the first full week of the conference year.
The Mansfield Mirror advertises a special appeal by the Memphis Weekly Commercial Appeal offering bath papers for a year at 125 dollars. The Commercial Appeal is billed as the largest and best paper, with a note about subscription delivery and pricing, urging readers to respond.
The notice invites correspondents around Mansfield to contribute columns for the Mirror. It promises free publication and stationery for correspondents, and offers information on a big ranch for sale in Nit ter Root Valley Montana with developed land, climate, water, and fishing. The W Kerr Company of Minneapolis cites contact details for pricing.
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