19 May 1921
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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1921
Page
1
Christian Endeavor program lists leaders and scripture readings with questions on practical uses of Jesus sayings. Participants include Linn Cantrell Mayme Reach Herman Williams Mrs Beach Mrs Palmer Mr Ivy Mae Benjamin and Mrs J C Carter.
No hunting is allowed on the premises of W. C. Schafer, B. F. Veit, and J. B. Wisman. This notice informs all parties of the ban and asserts property rights and enforcement expectations.
A family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness, sympathy, and help during the illness and death of their husband and father, Mrs. Wm. T. Baker, and children.
Leader Leo Dean guides a doctrinal meeting with scripture readings by Lorene Turner and Eileen Stephens. Topics cover belief in Jesus Christ, love among Christians as evidence, likeness to Jesus, the Holy Spirit’s help, and God’s promises. Concluding remarks by Mrs. Dodson.
A thank you note from the McClellan family expresses gratitude to friends who offered help after the funeral of Bertha McClellan also known as Flora Jessie Jason and family and Mrs Haden Coday and family. The message acknowledges kind assistance and support during a difficult time.
Otis Skinner of south of Ava bought a new Manaphone via Norman Gentry Drug Co. Ava. A large party of young people motored to Williams Spring last Sunday evening, taking basket suppers. The list includes Frank Beach and wife, G C Freeman and wife, A V McCormack and wife, Jewell Hoover, Leona Hoover, Effie Cantrell, Susan Box, Lois Beach, Hazel Dalelish, Jess Pool, Hobart Hensley, Ellison Gaines, Tommy Sullivan, Irvin Steele, J B Crouch.
A compact roll of weekly town notes. Hartville and surrounding Ozarks towns figure with visits from J Pool J H Story and many others alongside school events. Local officials and civic notices mingle with obits births and upcoming sermons and plays.
Notice calls Mansfield residents to a cemetery work day on Tuesday May 24 at 1 00 PM to improve conditions. Citizens from Mansfield and nearby areas are urged to bring tools and join Mayor JEB Craig in restoring the grounds. A correction note clarifies a misreported Des Moines farmer company name.
W T Baker died suddenly of apoplexy at 53 after leaving the Bank of Mansfield. Funeral conducted by Rev J E B Seal with burial in Mansfield cemetery. Survived by wife and three children Grace Baker Raymond Baker and Mrs S C Rippee.
More than nine out of ten rheumatism cases are chronic or muscular and do not need internal treatment. Massage the affected parts freely with Chamberlain's Liniment for relief, and you will be surprised at the benefit.
Mansfield Chamber of Commerce promotes sorghum cultivation and invites farmers to plant more sorghum seed. A Secretary notes government bulletins on “Strawberry Culture” and urges berry growers to visit the Mirror office for free copies.
A physician says staying in bed for the first twenty four hours of a cold helps prevent prolonged distressing symptoms. The article recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for prompt recovery. It advises bowels to move daily whether sick or well.
Auction notice for a farm 6 miles NW of Mansfield and 8 miles N of Cedar Gap on the Jeff Gaskill Luther Sharp property. Items include cows horses mules hogs chickens implements corn bees cream separator and household goods. Sale Wed May 25 1921 at 10 o clock a.m. Turner owner. Col Roy Dennie and Geo B Fresman conduct auction with terms: cash up to 10 and 8 percent notes thereafter.
Nellie E Baby and Myra B Hight are named in a brief notice alongside L Fae Davis. The item records personal notices likely tied to a birth or family announcement as published in a local newspaper. Exact relation or date is not specified in the readable text.
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