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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1913
Page
3
A weekly Publipied listing runs every Thursday in the Opera House Block at West Hide Square. The notice highlights a recurring event venue, timing, and location for local shoppers and attendees.
The piece lauds the Chicago Record-Herald and Anne Rittenhouse for delivering up-to-date fashion insights. It notes women on farms across Illinois Indiana Michigan Wisconsin and Iowa now rely on daily fashion reporting to plan their wardrobes, keeping pace with Paris trends.
The schedule names Cabool September 16 to 20 Mansfield September 24 to 27 Ava October 1 to 4 Mountain Grove October 6 to 11 and Hartville October 14 to 18 for a regional fair circuit. Local organizers announce successive event dates across multiple towns.
Wright county officials authorize damages payment for right of way and approve road surveys and school fund loans while budget plans set state and county levies for 1913. A county Republican committee hosts a Progressive movements discussion with promises of fair coverage but opts not to launch a separate Progressive newspaper.
A diver near the Alaska coast discovers the schooner Sadie F. Caller sunk 18 years ago with bullion aboard. The wreck lies in 65 feet of water and is accessible. The diver agrees to a half interest in all treasure recovered with owners and underwriters.
In the last Legislature Senate Bill 117 would force Missouri railroads to add nearly one more guard on most trains. Railroads say this costs over 500000 dollars yearly and could raise freight or passenger rates or reduce efficiency. The public needs better service, and railroads seek a referendum to let voters decide at the next general election.
An all day singing session is set for Sunday June 20 at the No 5 school house. Everyone is cordially invited to attend.
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