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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1920
Page
4
City officials including mayor, clerk, treasurer, attorney, marshal, street commissioner, collector, police judge, assessors, health officer, aldermen, and board members are listed with titles. The council meets on the second Monday evening each month.
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Sunday school meets every Sunday at 9 45 a m with Superintendent A Stelens presiding. Rev T B Bitesier serves as pastor delivering the sermons at 2 and a .
Cumberland Presbyterian Church announces preaching on every ith Sunday led by Pastor Rev. John T Younger with service at 0:45 a.m. G W Preeman serves as superintendent supervising.
Preaching services every Sunday morning at the Methodist Church with Rev. T. Pratt as pastor. Baum J.D. Misnolds named superintendent, reflecting church leadership details from the notice.
The notice lists Rev Oscar Wright as preacher with services beginning on the first day of the coming month at the church. J OU Charter is named in association with the event, detailing ongoing preaching each week.
N J Craig offers money to loan on well improved farms in Wright or Douglas counties.
The Mirror states Wood Township has no candidate for assessor with elections subject to Republican voters. It announces CHARLES G SANDERS of Hart Township as assessor candidate and XMIN TY POPE of Tart Township as prosecuting attorney candidate, each dependent on the August primary and GOP support.
Local political notices endorse Sanders for assessor, praising his record in Neepwood Mountain Girt and Hortwitle. The letter argues he will provide efficient county service, reduce lawlessness, and improve property valuation fairness while urging voters to support his bid. It highlights his familiarity with land values and county needs, and weighs the assessor's role against the need to curb tax burdens.
A Republican gathering planned to elect delegates to the county convention was held at the Mercant Valley township offices Friday afternoon. Attendees included Lani Hose, Wil A. Stephens, Kevin, Rakelinrg, and others, with Hem Peugh and Paul Tet as leaders.
Citizens of Cedar Gig and surrounding area are invited to participate as delegates. The meeting at Thoin Mueretn Union will discuss parade notes and ensure fair representation for women and men. Marie Waghren from Cedar Gig sponsors the event and invites local residents to attend.
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John T. Pope of Hartville, a Republican candidate for Wright County Prosecuting Attorney, is described as a longtime county lawyer with prior service in the office. He came from North Carolina in early life, built a successful legal career, and remains a staunch Republican urging voter support.
Advise applying OZONOL to exposed skin before outdoor trips to prevent sunburn. The article promotes OZONOL as cooling pain relief and skin softener, suggesting dusting talcum over treated areas and carrying OZONOL in vacation outfits. Available at drug stores in 25e and 50e sizes.
The program outlines a Christ centered session with scriptures Acts 4 11 12 Romans 12 15 and prayers. Leaders discuss Americas need for Christ with questions on business houses immigrants and home mission work and names listed as speakers and the leader Ulis Cantrell.
Luke Rielly touts RAT SNAP poison as a remedy after a water rat allegedly nibbled outside his home. The rodent appeared to retreat toward the river when struck by the poison but died before entering the water. The ad lists RAT SNAP in three sizes with sale through Mansfield and Norwood shops.
A reader notice lists subscribers who renewed with thanks for cash since the last report. Names include Hugh Williams of Mansfield J Robbins of Bowers Mill Is Fr West of Mansfield J K Trett of Macomb rank Peacock of Mansfield.
The Mirror invites readers to submit material for any periodical it publishes. Contributors are urged to send articles, notes, or items by the stated deadlines to ensure inclusion in upcoming issues.
A Manila cable reports the Philippine Senate has passed equal suffrage, giving women full petition rights alongside men. Observers foresee Filipinas gaining ballot access before American women, noting their prominent roles in politics and business as decades of Christian influence shape the region.
A portrait of Senora de Veyry of the Philippines highlights her influence among elites and wives of U.S. Congress members in Washington. She advocates women’s education, professional work, and property rights, noting Filipino women’s growing roles in law and business while detailing her own family and public duties.
The wife of a famous author and a Mrs Curtins Chilpes of Indianapolis are appointed chairs of the women’s committee for Leanne Wood’s presidential run, with Harriet Bo Vinton as national chairman of the Wool women’s committee.
Mr R C King shares a rat control tale promising RAT SNAP as effective. He reports a live rat problem at first but quick decline after use, noting dead rats and absence of survivors. Product available in three sizes 25¢ 50¢ and $1.00, sold by local hardware and drug stores.
The government campaigns against influenza intensify as officials urge all ages to take precautions. Public health messaging calls for protective actions to shield throat and nasal membranes from infection and reduce spread.
Ozonol is offered three times daily at low cost with three cent jars available through druggists. The notice highlights affordability and easy access for consumers seeking the remedy.
D N Moore known as Uncle Dave dies after long illness in Mansfield at nearly 65. Born May 15 1963 in Wright county he leaves wife Emmarella Bardets and five children. Funeral conducted by Rev J A Russell from Moore cemetery. Also noted are deaths of Mrs Minat and John S Strasbaugh with brief burial details.
The Mansfield Missouri Board of Aldermen adopted a resolution to hold an election on April 6 1920 for two year terms. Officers to be elected include a Marshal and other city posts as specified in the ordinance.
Dodson's Liver Tone claims to cure liver ills and cleanse digestion without causing salivation. The ad mocks calomel as dangerous, promising quick relief and a money-back guarantee if the tonic fails to restore health.
The Rev. T. J. Pearl, pastor, delivered a sermon at the M. E. Church Sunday, emphasizing Sunday worship and community gathering.
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