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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1914
Page
6
A New Dover Ohio resident Jennie Fleming praises Dr King’s New Discovery for a cough lasting three years, claiming it stopped throat and lung trouble. The ad promises relief for stubborn coughs with a money back guarantee and lists price at one dollar. Bucklen’s Ar
Rev. R. O. Carnett of Lebanon, pastor of Mansfield Baptist church, filled his appointment here on Saturday evening and Sunday.
Voters in Wright county Missouri are notified of a Republican mass meeting at Hartville court house on Saturday May 10 at 1 p m. Seven delegates and seven alternates to the State convention in St Louis on May 27 1914 will be elected to discuss representation basis and the party platform. All persons may attend to identify with the Republican party. Ordered by the Republican Central Committee.
The Progressive committee of Wright county will meet in Hartville on Saturday May 16 at 1 oclock pm. Important business to transfer and all committeemen are urgently requested to be present. All Progressives in Wright county invited to attend and assist in preparing for the coming campaign. Faithfully yours Allen Robinet t Jo J Sellers, Chairman
Notice of mortgagee sale by assignee of mortgage in Wright County Missouri. William J Buck and Ella Buck defaulted on a note secured by a mortgage on 40 acres described as NW quarter of SE quarter of Sec 17, Twp 29 N, Rge 14 W. Sale set for May 11, 1914 at Hartville courthouse to satisfy the note, interest, costs. Mortgagee is Bank of Mansfield with Geo B Freeman as cashier. Public auction for cash. The Mansfield Mirror and Weekly and Kansas City Star advertised for a year.
Special correspondence lists residents and visitors across Cedar Gap and nearby towns including Don Reese and brother of Ole lahionma, Karl Stewart and wife, Mrs ALP Tall and daughter Mary, Miss EBbotters, Oliver Nora and Lulu Riley and Miss Rippee, Mrs W D Blinsett, Will Childress visit, Mrs Long returns to Tennessee, Will Harmon, Guskin and Connelly, SR Ware and daughter Della, Chas L Morgan, funeral of Uoele Abe Pool ab Nu, Will Bailey and family, Mrs Willie Lee in Seymour, Mrs Miller of Seymour, Mrs Sharry Hippee, Homer Carver visiting RD Bevery and wife, J D G Lee and son Bred, singing event, annual June singing at church, Uncle Syvrin Odle, Katie Connelly travels to Kansas City, Nina Ripper, Horace Carrick.
A historic remedy touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a safe pleasant cure for colds. It claims rapid relief, clears lungs and secretions, and restores health with worldwide sales through dealers.
Dr. Riley of Mansfield and J. Baker of Mountain Grove pitched park plans during a town visit. They note Mansfield has spent about 600 dollars on its park and Seymour could gain a premier Ozark park by trimming trees widening the street and adding curbing at an estimated 1000 dollars. A starting fund includes 50 dollars plus 10 dollars from a poor miner.
Stomach disorders may be avoided by the use of Chamberlain's Tablets. Many remarkable cures have been affected by these tablets. Sold by all dealers. ady.
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