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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1922
Page
4
Rainy spell keeps people indoors and ruins Sunday night singing plans. Visitors Mr and Mrs T J Strong from Ray NM stay with relatives at Wilf Creek for a month. Reports of farming, animal losses, and social calls fill the week as residents share small town news and weather hopes.
Ron Tum announces new stock in delicate decorative items for a Saturday opening event featuring charming home accents. The event highlights fresh designs, gift ideas, and weekend shopping deals at the store.
A historical notice praises Herbine as a purifying and strengthening medicine for the stomach liver and bowels priced at 600 and sold by all druggists. Ida Ganne died at Opal Ganns Monday evening. Clarence Coday was sick but improving. Warner Coalay visited Joti Gann Monday. Two Wise Children.
Mountain Grove Missouri blacksmith H L Stull reports severe kidney pain backache and nocturnal disturbance eased after using Deans Kidney Pills. He says the remedy cured his kidney complaint with no return and advises others to try the same product from Poster Milburn Co Buffalo New York.
A reader from Strathmore California sends a two dollar renewal for the Mansfield Mirror, praising the paper after four years of readership. The letter mentions enjoying town news and neighborhood items and expresses affection for a loved one while promising to renew promptly.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Atlanta Georgia with garbled names and wording. No clear event or action is discernible. unable to identify entities, dates, or organizations to summarize into a valid news item.
For sale by J D Rice Mansfield Missouri offering any one of four good milking cows two have heifer calves by side.
Route 2 community notices describe a green meadow season and planting, a Roy school term ended with Prof. Smith, a school program and dinner, and several social calls. Illnesses include Mrs. J W Brentlinger and Mrs J W Edwards, with eye trouble and cough, plus farm sale news. Visitors include Cecil Letsinger, Ralph Brentlinger, Ace Tarbutton, J D Avery, and the Letsinger and Edwards families.
The Eagle Roller Mills announces reopening and invites patrons to bring grain for purchase, signaling readiness to resume operations and solicit business.
Probate Court of Wright County Missouri grants Minnie Goss administration for the estate of Edward J Goss dated March 23 1922. Creditors must file claims within six months for allowance or one year to avoid barred rights. Witnessed by Judge of Probate and Clerk on March 24 1922.
The weather bureau reports a likely good fruit crop year in most regions. While freezes threaten the north, the overall outlook is positive as spring arrives and farmers anticipate abundant fruit nationwide.
Mrs. C M Stegall of Paint Rock Alabama recounts a long illness of three years and inability to walk in bed for weeks. After taking Cardus she regained appetite sleep strength and declares she was saved from death by the tonic. She notes thousands of women have used Cardus for womenly ailments over 40 years and recommends it to others. Art all druggists. E 86
Fair dates listed for state fair Sedalia and Wright County Agriculture and Stock Show Manstichl September 27. Springfield Greene County Ozark Stock Show manager H R Nelson October 27.
A vintage advert touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless vegetable alternative to calomel. It claims calomel salivates, sickens, and weakens, while Liver Tone claims quick liver relief without side effects, urging customers to try it and demand their money back if unsatisfied.
Sunday was blustry with a hint of spring in the week as Pauliners busied with farm work and women planned gardens. Jean Doyel is sick, worse after several days. Dr Latimer, county physician, is in Macomb Monday. A smallpox report comes from south of Macomb. J. I. Greenwood ill with pneumonia fever, improving. Arthur Greenwood weaker this week, unable to walk or use hands. Miss Vaneh Pindley visited Misses Minma and Anna Bindley. Mrs. Wort Drake visited Mrs. Harmie Willits Monday. Ora Urotmarkle and G. N Findley visited Jd. Ko Greenwood Sunday. Christian Endeavor to meet at the Methodist church next Sunday night at 7 o'clock, Miss Edna Stewart leader.
Bran Shorts Mill Run reports a community event or activity with limited readable details. The fragment hints at a local short run, possibly a charity or social gathering, but provides no clear date, location, or organizing group.
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