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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1915
Page
8
A general merchandise consolidation at Crane with Mans field store aims to move five thousand dollars of new season stock within thirty days to free space and raise cash. Prices are forced low by the need to clear inventory, not by worn goods.
A fragmented 19th or early 20th century style ad lists prices on lard soap soda and canned goods with mentions of roses groceries and "Pounds of Soda lore" and "Compound Lard" per pound. It touts a cash store where customers pay with cash or checks and emphasizes getting the most for their money and value through prices and deals.
A damaged OCR passage lists names and partial phrases about a public notice or subscription list. readable items include names like Mrs PL Peaenek and others, with scattered fragments referencing waterworks and subscriptions, but most details are unclear. The readable content is sparse and the overall meaning uncertain.
A coalition of railroad executives led by Frank Trumbull asks President Wilson to back rail credits and public support amid a crisis from war, regulation, and rising costs. They warn of financial strain, urging coordinated private and government action, improved storage and credit systems for farmers, and broader relief measures.
Peter Radford of the National Farmers' Union notes Europe’s war cripples King Cotton, decimating markets and triggering calls to rescue cotton. U.S. farmers face a $60 million loss as prices tumble and a bale of cotton fails to fetch ransom, leaving hope for the future in cooperative efforts.
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