City Officials Meet to Discuss Ward Elections
Officials including Health Officer Dr. Mason and Commissioner Roe Strong met with aldermen to discuss ward matters. The second Monday evening monthly meeting was noted by Mullington, Freeman, and others.
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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1916
Page
7
Officials including Health Officer Dr. Mason and Commissioner Roe Strong met with aldermen to discuss ward matters. The second Monday evening monthly meeting was noted by Mullington, Freeman, and others.
Clipped timetable notes list passenger and local freight trains with numbers 101 and 102, bound for West and local stops. Mentions agent Burney in Kansas City and schedules from Mansfield to Prisca trailoo, with arrival times around 1:30 p.m. and 0 p.m. Referenced agents Pred Grover and others.
The record lists multiple church readings with preaching on Sundays and Saturdays. Rev. Mu Kaghend and Rev. Joseph Davis lead services, while Deacon Freeman and Deacon Reynolds supervise Sunday schools.
Church of Christ bulletin notes weekly services at 4 p.m. each Sunday with J. A. Riley as Superintendent. Ladies Aid Society meets Wednesday afternoon. Weekly wel—ene appears but unclear.
The message asks for births marriages social events accidents and various notices while excluding sensitive or graphic content and urging focus on named individuals and events, with restricted topics and clean phrasing.
Lead Hill hosts Sunday School weekly in Lead Hill Washington. Singing occurs Saturday evenings and every fourth Sunday after Sunday School. Preaching happens on the second and fourth Sundays with Liza Jani leading or involved.
On the fourth Saturday services are held at Happy Hollow Prenehinge and Pleasant Ridge. Pastor Pindley leads Sunday night singing with Charley and Heed Olimson also noted. This brief item records local church activity for the weekend timetable.
Olathe and Prairie Hollow Church schedule services on the first Saturday and Sunday each month with Sunday School every Sunday and Christian Endeavor Sunday evenings. The notices invite all parishioners to attend and participate.
Reading from a fragmentary notice, Flat Rock hosts Sunday school at Mat Rock every Sunday at 2:80 pm and a prayer meeting each Saturday evening. The item is incomplete but indicates regular religious gatherings in a local community.
Sunday services invite all boys to attend at the Baptist church in Macomb. The note welcomes every boy to join and participate in weekly sessions.
Mansfield Mirror and Weekly Kansas City Star advertise a one year subscription for $1.20 each. The offer targets local readers seeking affordable daily news and highlights the value of combined newspaper access.
An elderly author recalls Lincoln era politics and the abolitionist crowd marching at night, describes reactions to Southern secession, and reflects on four transformative years. The narrative links capital and labor tensions to broader social change, railroads, and territorial expansion, urging progress and readjustment for the next sixty years.
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Fragmentary text mentions passenger coach weight changes and percent figures. No clear entities or events identified. Unable to derive a coherent news item from the provided fragment.
From Wichita Kansas on May 3 Mrs J M Moutray asks to forward the Mirror and says they are anxious to hear from Mansfield. She describes an overland trip delayed by a snow storm and a cyclone six miles away. She reports they are well and bustling and hopes Mansfield and nearby country will profit from the mineral. She plans to return soon.
Iniby’s meal overload triggers indigestion with stomach upset, sores, and vomiting. Bowel involvement brings colic pains and diarrhea. MeeGEE'S BABY ELIXIR offered as a corrective remedy for babies’ stomach and bowel disorders, advertised as wholesome and pleasant with price and wholesale availability.
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