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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1915
Page
8
Fragmented OCR reads as a public notice involving H M Norcross and a bank in Manchester. The readable bits indicate a formal action or dispute tied to a financial institution, with references to a tie and new start, but specifics are unclear due to damage. The item resembles a legal or public posting from a local newspaper page.
Final settlement of the estate of Franklin Th. Deeoek is announced. Mary Bo Mencoes, executor, seeks approval of the final account at the probate court in Wrighton Hartville on the ith day of May 1815. Peacock, Examiner, notes the hearing and required objections.
Mrs A L Leckie of East Rochester New York reports relief from a sick headache after using Chamberlains Tablets. She describes them as pleasant, mild and effective, noting a return to her former health within a few weeks. Sold everywhere.
The Mansfield Mirror publishes notices from Black Publishing Co with editors W A Black and Mrs W A Black. It lists subscription price one dollar per year and post office entry at Manet Missouri. The paper notes address on West Side Square and a telephone number for contact.
Local residents share visits and social events from Macomb and nearby towns. Mrs Nuth Giteves ill. H Robertson injured visitor. Mund iy and S. BH Robertson attend at Grass. Nellie Dale and Robertson visit Mes Laty Woody. Ernest and Poly Boy visit sister Mys Dene Latert. Prairie Halbes Lade all day meeting planned. various families attend singing at Norcross hall. J. Nowerry’s sale noted. Nebraska trip mentioned.
Joseph Kyeeman of West Plains visited over the weekend with the Avery family. Mrs and Mrs Avery hosted guests including Mrs Mary Gates and daughter Grace, Mrs Dan Lotsinger, and Joseph Kanian. Also present were Mrs Perry Dake and Mrs Meank Laigaet.
An old recipe claim notes Chamberlain's Tiblets as a remedy for torpid liver. The writer, Mrs ROL Treobus of Springville, reports six years of use with prompt relief. Available from all dealers. May sale by all dealers Aidy.
Norwood Route No. One resident Alva Mocowan is at home. Qisear Preeman started at Norwood School in Shares, family spent Sunday with Dolo Shores. Nora Riley to teach the property school again this year. Maude and Mae Spence attended Ashley Solding night to sing. Weather noted as beautiful. Mrs. John Brye and daughters Nedlie Mia and Huth visited Monday with sister Mes. Joe Baye. Lassie Meranee and Maude and Myrtle Shores stayed with Mrs. John Shores Saturday night while John was fox hatt.
Juby Breve, Nellie Dace and Mire Nelson host supper with Mae Nelson while Ollie Preve and Seth Pindlew attend a surprise. A suspension at Abe Per eos Mriday leads to a barn loft gathering with nine boys posing by a wool tire. Macmal youths surprise Mr and Mrs Dave Novcross with song as Fred Frye family heads to Milford for a visit. More neighbors join John Peyve’s group for cards and cave exploration before a late night gathering.
A dubious health ad touts King’s New Life Pill to improve well being by keeping bowels open. It promises morning relief, better appetite, and overall energy from a single nightly dose.
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