Farm for Sale in Trewo County Details Unclear
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a farm for sale with phrases like well improved and wheat related terms. Personal and place names are garbled, hindering precise details about location, seller, or price.
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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1916
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a farm for sale with phrases like well improved and wheat related terms. Personal and place names are garbled, hindering precise details about location, seller, or price.
A fragment lists questions from a Christian Endeavor program on May 14 at the Bible Church. Leaders include Lita Haley and others. Questions ask what Christ wants believers to do, how to learn God’s will, life work, serving others, and guidance for each member in Mansfield.
An article fragment discusses a claimed universal cure for deafness attributed to a Dr Thadus Catrils and a patent remedy. It notes alleged sequential steps and outcomes, including restoration of hearing and normal speech, while mentioning a company and supporters. The text is garbled but centers on a proposed cure and testimony from advocates.
Local lenders advertise low prevailing farm loan rates with terms and brief market notes. Details unspecified in OCR fragment. Named entities limited and unclear.
Lee Monroe and Nopelka advertise exchanging unimproved Kansas City lots for land in Kansas Ady listed as contact party for the deal.
A local note notes Craig seeks a loan on Gowd improved farm holdings not in Wright or Douglas counties. No clear date or full names given. context suggests a generic loan inquiry or notice in a regional newspaper.
An advertising note directs farmers to switch from Old Line Insulator to Wright Co. Mutual at actual cost. It cites A C Horton, Secretary, Mountain Grove, Missouri, as contact for the offer and urges action.
Joe Kimberton and his wife express gratitude for the kindness shown while they lived here especially during the sale and preparations for departure. They extend thanks to the people and hope to visit again.
Notice announces the dissolution of the partnership between Mr Weed T L Plum mer and A P Miller in Mansfield and Ava Telephone Co. All Mansfield exchange accounts are payable to PLE Weed sole owner and all Ava exchange accounts are payable to L Plummer and A P Miller of the Ava Telephone Co.
Local notices list Rembert preaching on the first Saturday night and Sundays at Pleasant Hill led by Rev M B CEL and Tealin Sunday school each Sunday. Social visits include Will Rippee and children to Mrs Reuben Valley, Mrs James Irne and others to Elihu Coday's, Grandma Curtis visiting relatives, and families such as JL Williams on Clarks Creek. An ad promotes HERBINE for liver health and strength.
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A band concert program outlines a seasonal open house style event. The notice lists a concert date and venue with details about performances by the Mivistieht Comcert group and guest musicians. It notes admission and scheduling for the Sabdriiay evening session and related activities.
Raymond Pierson of Mansfield and Miss Sadie Goss of Lead Hill wed in White, Kansas, on April. Many friends attended and gave numerous presents. Also noted are family visits and local farm activity as spring weather returns.
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