Mansfield town notices and ads blend in a busy week
Local Mansfield items report renewals and new subscribers for the Mirror and Kansas City Star. Several residents, including Hilsabeck and London merchant, visit Mansfield. An ice plant project progresses. sales and ads for Siloes, Dress Goods, and Ready-to-Wear fill the town pages. Community events include church societies serving dinners and a banquet write-up by the Young Men's Business Club.
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Hilsabeel
Terzenbach
Parsons
Grover
Ady
Roe
Otto
The
Mirror
Kansas City Star
Rebt W. Inman
Moantain Crove
CLC
Coday
Missoula
J.pred Ellis
Mountain Grove
Weels
Otto Gobe
Springfield
CLV
J. N. Craig
Williams
Sarcaxie
Wt. G. Rippee
Graham
Hilsabecks
Farnsworth
Hilsabeck Ss
Gus Hooverling
Memphis
Tenn
Mansfield Mirror
Marehi
Seymour Citizen
Ava Democrat
Stapp
Bradford
Treford
Dissney Mirror
IO Aero
South Dakota
G. W. Jenin & Son
Marek
Grove Herald
Business Club Meeting in Mountain Grove Discusses Federation Trip
A Young Men's Business Club gathering in Mountain Grove follows a city mass meeting. Ton Candler of Mountain Grove urges Mountain Grove and Mansfield to charter wear to attend the State Federation of Commercial Clubs in Joplin. Dates discussed for the MOA agricultural and stock show fall on Oct 1 to 3 with open timing. Committees from Mountain Grove and Hartville to meet Wright County Pair Circuit officials. A vest banquet received thanks for assistants.
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Clu
G. Ajr
Hill
Ton
Wls Candler
Mountain Grove
Mansfield
Joplin
Wright County
I. H. Riley
J. A. Hylton
Ernest Coday
Hartville
Bald-Haired Growth Plan From Paris Doctor
A Paris cable describes a Hungarian physician proposing to sew live hairs into bald spots and root them to grow. Hairdresser style wires and tiny gold hooks would implant about 400 hairs per sitting, with up to fifty sessions to start vigorous growth on bald patients. An American machine would later rivet 20,000 hairs into the skull in one minute.
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Paris
Costly Bicycle Lesson at Paris Finish
President Poincare recalled his sole bicycle ride in 1802 when a lawyer friend urged him to learn. A quick push sent him ten yards into a rose bush costing $100, ending his cycling days.
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Poincare
France
Paris
Homeopathics Fail For Unruly Children
A mother asks why her daughter Ethel cries while the child responds that homeopathy cannot treat the situation. The pair are described as a difficult duo that cannot be handled gently.
Improving the Farm Homes for Health and Sanitation
The article argues farm homes are often unsanitary and disease prone due to defective waste disposal. It cites cesspools, undrained privies, and malodorous soil pollution as major contributors to mortality, eroding rural health compared with towns.
Ministers Assigned At St Louis conference session
At the annual St Louis conference of the M E church at Poplar Bloat Rev J J Wolfe was returned to Mansfield and Seymour for another year Revd Wo Needham remains district superintendent Other appointments include Ava Rev EM Moff Hartville D D Killam Mountain Grove Rev HR Osborne Mansfield Rev FE Nibluck Phillipsburg J T Carnett Wolfe was elected to full membership and deacon orders and advanced to third year studies
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St. Louis
M.E. Church
Poplar Bloat
J. J. Wolfe
Manfeld
Seymour
Wo Needham
Mansfiveld
FE. Nibluck
Phillipsburg
J. T. Carnett
Wolfe
Back to His Old and True Love Dave Cantrell in Hartville
Dave Cantrell a Mans field farmer and stock dealer visited Tuesday on a business mission. He left the G O P list to support Roosevelt but now returns to his former party. The Wright county Progressive group met at Hartville last Saturday and decided not to field a ticket this fall, fearing a split vote that would aid the Democrats.
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Dave Cantrell
Cantrell
Republican Party
Dave
G.O.P
Roosevelt
Progressive Party
Wright County
Hartville
Marshifield Mail
Millions of Tons of Soda At Mogadi Lake
Railroad builders reach Lake Mogadi in British East Africa and discover a vast soda deposit. The lake shown as snow and hoarfrost under extreme heat has pink waters after rains. Estimated 200,000,000 tons of soda salts lie underground and on surface. Plans call for immediate tapping of the inexhaustible wealth.
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British East Africa
Uganda
Lake Mogadi
Quote on currency hurry over scarce old supply
A brief exchange highlights urgency for new currency as the speaker notes the dwindling stock of the old money. The remark implies economic strain and a push toward adoption amid limited remaining cash.
That Fellow Certainly Is a Club
A terse exchange where one man notes another is a club sought for social leverage and jokes about trust. The dialogue hints at domestic friction as a husband brags about domination and the other man repeats it to his wife, exposing private breach.
Keeping Horses at Work and Feeding Advice
The text warns that horses idle on full rations can suffer digestive and excretory overtaxing, leading to toxins entering the blood. Poisonous elements may activate when work resumes. It advises lighter rations for horses not performing their usual amount of work to prevent this risk.
Distress Slon Warns About Croopy Wing Illness in Chickens
A brief notice warns farmers that chickens with Croopy wings may harbor vermin and require prompt attention to prevent spread and improve flock health.
City ticket nominated in mass meeting at GAR hall
City mass meeting at the G AR hall Wednesday night nominated a two per office ticket for the April election. Police Judge C L Beach and J D Avery. Assessor N L Alford and Ernest Coday. Marshal Roe Strong and J W Shinpaugh. Alderman first ward nominees J B Freeman and N S Miller amid contest. second ward nominees W B Fullington and C A Stephens. William S Candler of Mountain Grove attended.
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City Mass
G. AR. Hall
G.$. Burney
J. W. Brazeal
C. L. Beach
J. D. Avery
N. L. Alford
Ernest Coday
County Court Action and Road Money Allocation
Hon W. H. Candler of Mountain Grove visited from Hartville after a special Hartville term. A settlement with the collector was made, the stock law vote was canvassed with an alterative result, and road funds were apportioned to districts. The county’s financial statement publication was awarded to the Hartville Democrat for $50.
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Candler
Mountain Grove
Hartville
Hartville Democrat
Election Notice in Mansfield for April seventh voting
Notice to qualified voters of Mansfield that an election will be held Tuesday April 7 14 to elect city officers Marshal police judge assessor and two aldermen from wards one and two G F Burney Mayor J W Drazen City Clerk Also notes history of the Panama Canal first steam vessel through from end to end the crane boat Alexander Lavalley and Maj Goethals work timeline from Popular Mechanics March issue
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City of
Mansfield
Burney
Panama Canal
Alexander Lavalley
Isthmus
Maj
G. W. Goethals
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Mansfield Hotel Offers Special Sunday Dinners
The Mansfield Hotel serves special Sunday dinners, offering patrons a featured menu for weekend dining. Local guests can enjoy a curated selection highlighting popular dishes in a relaxed atmosphere.
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Mansfield Hotel
Tde
The Stock Law Election Across Pleasant Valley Gasconade
The stock law vote in Pleasant Valley and Gasconade townships on Tuesday passed by 423 to 187. Judges included Dennis Cantrell Bogart McNaul Carter Goss with clerks Friend Rippee Stephens Beach. Totals show Pleasant Valley 255 for 70 against Mansfield 155 for 0 against Cedar Gap 50 for 0 against Pea Ridge 103 for 100 against. Grand total 402 for 251 against with a 252 majority.
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Pleasant Valley
Gasconade
Joe H. Dennis
D.s.cantrell
Ple Bogart
S. W. McNaul
John Carter
Joe Goss
Jin Friend
Barnes Rippee
C. A. Stephens
C.L Beach
Mansfield
al Cedar Gap
Gasconade ‘Township
Pea Ridge
Mansfield Special Road District 21 Report to Wright County Court
The Mansfield Special Road District Number 21 submits an itemized financial report covering June 1, 1918 to February 1, 1914. It shows balance on hand, poll taxes, and receipts from the county, with disbursements for work and materials, sworn before Notary Public A. A. Stephens on February 4, 1914 in Mansfield Missouri.
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Mansfield
County Court
Wright County
Missouri
Mansfield Special Road
Fee Onaeae
County Capit Des Eee Ees Eis
A. A. Stephens
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