Local ads and notices fill Mansfield area pages
A cluttered list of local ads and notices from Mansfield Missouri papers includes sales, millinery openings, new goods at multiple stores, a derby of promotions for farm wagons harnesses and Kodak supplies, Sunday dinners, and subscription deals. Local items mention J D Reynolds, Mrs James Coday, Fullingtons, Cash Mercantile, and Hartville connections. Also noted are railway derailment no injuries, post office discontinuances, and community notes from Hartville Republican and Seymour Citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Smith
Hartville Mail
Mansfield
Ady
Cash Mercantile
James Coday
W. Es. Fullington
Cash Mercantile Co
J.D. Reynolds
Kodak
Roy
Frank Cook
J. D. Reynolds
Rhodes
Yates
Satre
Central Business College
Sedalia
Mansfield Hotel
Cast
H. FE
Brazeale
Fred
Jack
Jumbo
Missouri Christian Endeavor speaker to address Mansfield rally
Frank M. Lowe Jr of Kansas City, field secretary of the Missouri Christian Endeavor Union, will speak at the Mansfield MKE church on Tuesday March 30 at 7 30 p m. Everyone is cordially invited to attend and hear him.
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Frank M. Lowe, Jr
Kansas City
Missouri Christian Endeavor Union
Eggs for Hatching Thoroughbred White Offer
Auction ad notes 15 eggs for 50e for thoroughbred white eggs. Leave orders with Steve Yates or at Cash Store. Adv Mrs. Wilson Dugan.
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Thoroughbred White
Wyandotte
Steve Yates
Wilson Dugan
Market Report Eye s. Butter. Springs. Old Hens
Market report lists butter at fourteen, spring hens ten, old hens ten cents, green hides ten percent, ducks eight percent, fat turkey at ten percent, geese seven.
Purely Personal Paragraphs Include Visits and Moves
A rural community notes travel visits and relocations from Rasher Rembert Willow Springs and nearby towns. Names include Cecil Marshall Wm Beckman J A Edwards D Brentlinger Blanche Burney Harry Mooney Rinda Brazeal Manary Farren and family Dr PH Riley Mrs F S Timberlake John M Carter L D Henderson Elias Rippee G W Mott Jewell Hoover Arthur Kelley family Meeks Sheriff Creer L N Moore and Green Hills Creamery. Several residents returned from trips to Springfield Hartville Macomb and Ottawa.
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J. A. Edwards
Crane
D. Brentlinger
Hartville
Blanche Burney
Springfield
Harry Mooney
Willow Springs
Rinda Brazeal
Mr. Manary
Boone Township
PH. Riley
F .S. Timberlake
Ava
A.J. Wilder
John M. Carter
L D.henderson
Elias Rippee
G.W. Mott
Ottawa
Kans
Jewell Hoover
Macomb
Arthur Kelley
St. Joseph
Kelley
Resolutions of Respect for Brother Daugherty
Mansfield Lodge No 111 A and A M passes a resolution for the late 8 P Daugherty who died March 2 1915 in Seattle Washington surrounded by family and friends. He bore his affliction bravely and stood as a model citizen husband and father. He loved Freemasonry and was a Mason at heart. Sympathy extended to his family with a request to publish and record the resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Daugherty
Mansfield Lodge No. Nn
A. M
Daugherty
Seattle
Wash
Freemasonry
Mansfield Mirror
Governor Signs Bill Clear Banking Measure Passes Legislature
The Gardner Cand Bank bill cleared both houses and received the governor's signature. A constitutional amendment would be required to make it law, and this will be submitted as an initiative in 1916.
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Gardner Cand Bank
Law Allows Fourth Class Cities Bond Vote for Waterworks
The legislature passed the bill authorizing fourth class cities to vote bonds for waterworks and other improvements, enabling funding for essential municipal projects through new bond authority.
Statement denial on school board candidacy in Mansfield
A statement from C. L. Robinet t and W. A. Black denies plans to seek board of education seats or end employment of current Mansfield public school teachers. The pair say they were not candidates, did not solicit votes, and advise friends not to vote for them, noting no pre election promises and praising teachers' work.
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Board of Education
Mansfield Public School
FH. Riley
Dr. Riley
Toto
Poe
Raven
Nevermore
Names of subscribers thanked for cash on subscription
The note lists thanks to readers for subscribing or renewing payments since the last issue, naming individuals such as J A Richards Seymour J A Hylton Mansfield A V Hylton Texhoma Mora Key Osteen Lydia Corbin Lula Joseph Foster Mansfeld W L Newton Mansfield W R Short Mansfield Mrs E Marshall Basher Steve Yates Mansfield P L Lady West Plains Elmerenkigs Mansfield M E Gormas Mansfield Win Beckman Mansfeld Roy Avery San Francisco M C McClellan Mansfield M Thirkield Mansfield D Brentlinger Hartville Foster Newton Mansfield
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J. A. Richards
Seymour
J. A. Hylton
Mansfield
A. V. Hylton
Texhoma
Okla
Mora Key
Osteen
Fla
Lydia Corbin
Lula
Joseph Foster
Mansfeld
W. L. Newton
W. R. Short
E. Marshall
Basher
Steve Yates
P. L. la
Idy
West Plains
Elmerenkigs
M. E. Gormas
Win
Beckman
Roy Avery
San Francisco
Cal
M. (. McClellan
M. Thirkield
D. Brentlinger
Hartville
Foster Newton
Ashes Send by Parcel Post in Mason Memorial
S P Dougherty of Mansfield and Seattle died March 2 1915 at age 47 1 24. Cremated remains sent to Mansfield in a copper urn by insured parcel post for interment in Mansfield cemetery under Masonic auspices. Survived by widow five children Myrlene Geneva Doris Price Patrick all in Seattle Wash. Worshipful Master J E Craig led funeral rites yesterday at 2 o clock. He was a former Mansfield resident and son in law of Mrs Eliza Rippee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle, Wash
S. P. Dougherty
Masonic Lodge
Mansfield
R M. Rogers
Pareell Post
Mansfield Cemetery
Sterling Price Daugherty
Frankfort
Seattle
Wash
J. E Craig
Eliza Rippee
Masonic Order
O. KF
Myrlene
Geneva
Doris
Price
Patrick
Father of jailed Walter Robertson found dead in Springfield
J Robertson, father of Walter Robertson jailed in Hartville on a robbery charge, was discovered dead in his Madison Hotel room in Springfield. He appeared to have died about three days earlier and an act of self harm is suspected. A letter to his son included repeated lines reading Trust in God, suggesting distress over the arrest may have unsettled him.
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J. (. Robertson
Walter Robertson
Hartville
Madison
Springfield
God
Ibis
Cemetery Benefit Donors Named for Fence and Cleanup
A cemetery benefit lists contributors including Mrs. M. J. King and Mrs. M. Albert as donors for building or repairing the fence, cleaning, and beautifying the cemetery, with funds designated for first class upkeep.
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Abvons Des Aoe
M. J. King
M. Albert
Puch
Insurance ad touts safety first fire and tornado coverage
A promotional notice from Ady Ward RB Hitchcock highlights fire and tornado insurance as a safety first business proposition and invites potential clients to consider top companies through his representation.
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Ady Ward
Hitchcock
Money to Loan in New Jersey Farms
N. J. Craig offers money to loan on good, improved farms in Erith, Wright, or Douglas counties. Contact N. J. Craig for terms and eligibility.
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Mirror
N. J. Craig
Erither Wright
Douglas Counties
Farm Implements on Sale by J C Carter Ad for Tools
J C Carter offers breaking plows cultivators spring tooth harrows corn planters disks and other farming tools. Also features the McCormick line of machines.
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J.C. Carter
McCormick
Advy
School Notes and Activities Highlight Early Terms
The Mansfield school notes report busy weeks with junior and senior classes, a forthcoming address by Dr. R M Rogers for parents and teachers, and student efforts in agriculture, sewing, and drama. The sophomore play The Masonic Ring is planned, while the Rainbow Kimono awaits commencement week. Fifth and sixth graders enjoy new readers. cigarette awareness and local merchant cooperation are urged. A Friday program featured Sir Walter Scott themed pieces and Scottish music.
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Europe
R. M. Rogers
Frank Hoover
Wara Dennis
Sleepy Hollow
Mansfield
Walter Scott
Scotland
Bazaar Saturday by Ladies' Mite Society at Church
The Ladies Mite Society of the Christian church hosts a bazar on Saturday April 3 at the church. Refreshments priced at 10e begin at 1 30 PM. Watch for the old woman with the 100 pockets. Come everybody.
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Ladies’ Mite Society of the Christian Church
The
Christian Church
Ady
Agee and Partle wed at Hartville lodge meeting
Floyd Agee and Miss Florence Partle daughter of County Clerk E. G. Purtle were united in marriage during a Rebekah lodge meeting in Hartville Monday night. Friends gave a rousing charivari and offered congratulations and best wishes.
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Rebekah Lodge
Hartville
Floyd Agee
Florence Partle
G. Purtle
Water Pails and 17 qt Dish Pans Ad at Stapps
Water pails and 17 quart dish pans advertised at Stapp's store for 5 cents each. The fragment notes a sale item and price but lacks full context or date.
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Stapp's
Renew Now for Mirror Subscription Renewal Push
The Mirror adds a mailing machine and will print subscriber names with paid time and addresses on slips pasted by the machine. To continue receiving the paper, pay now to avoid being removed from the list.
Country Breezes Amid Spring Weather Notes Local Visits
Winter lingers as spring continues with community notices of visits and nearby family gatherings. Miss Sarah Ryan is listed on the side list while many locals like Minnie Thomas Alma Tarburton and the Rippee family share weekend and weekday calls. Roscoe Hensley Tom Strong and others visit relatives. Rev A Russell missed an appointment due to bad weather. Daughters Alma Edna and Opal Strong appear in multiple social calls with Mrs Isage Strong. SNOOKUMS.
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Sarah Ryan
Jim Rippee
Roscoe
Roy Hensley
Tom Strong
Dean
Mose Marlin
John
Barney Rippee
G. W. Tarbutton
Alma
Edna
Dorothy
Opal
Marie Gilley
Isage Strong
Eliza Ward
John Rippee
Manfield Bank President Secures Matney for Trial
Bound over for trial on a state charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. G W Freeman, Bank of Manafield president, influenced the case. Jesse Matney had a preliminary hearing Tuesday before Justice C L Beach and was bound over for the April term of circuit court. Prosecuting Attorney C H Jackson of Hartville led the state, with N J Craig as Matney's attorney.
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G. WW. Freeman
Bank of Manafield
Jesse Matney
C. L. Beach
Circuit Court
C. H.jackson
Hartville
N. J. Craig
Mr. Matney
Farm Loans At Lowest Prevailing Rates Ady Geo
Freeman offers farm loans at the lowest prevailing rates with no delays. Ady Geo promotes quick service and accessible terms for agricultural financing.
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Bazar
the Mirror
Fullington's
Adv
Eastman
Wodak
Arban
Stapp’s
Kansas City Star
G. W. Freeman
Son
F. H. Riley
Morgan, & Winburn
A. Darnell
Hillside Poultry Farm
Doc
Boosters
South Missouri
Wm. Williams
Cash Produce Co
Frank
D.d.godby
John Willis
Wm. Estle
C. H. Young
Hartville Republican
Ex Co
Jas, Hutsell
R. Rayborn
Rayborn
Colorado
Rembert, Odin
New Grove
F.H. Riley
Lamar
Wright County
Cobb
Young People’s Rally
Market Report
Cecil Marshall
Rasher
Wm. Beckman
Rembert
Fred Chance
John Hendricks
RN. Farren
W. J. Findley’s
C. L. Robinett
W. A. Black
Roll of Honor
NX. J. Craig
Mothers’ Meeting
Agee
Purtle
G. N. Thomas
Minnie
G. BE. Tomblegon's
Isaac Strong
Syria Qdle
Cedar Gap
Marve Miller
Minnie Thomas
Alma Tarburton
Thomas Rippee
Jim Rippers
Jesse Matlock
John Matlock
Ralph Chapman
Wm Newton’s
Anna Thomas
Opal Strong
Eunice Vanhouser
Macie Hensley
A. Russell
Maci Hensley
Thomas
London
Hose Brazeal
Loss Brazeal
Miss Manary
Geo
Freeman
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