Ancient Rivals Bow to Grays in Twelfth Inning
Hartville and Mansfield fought twelve innings of high drama before forfeiting to the Grays due to an injury to Hartville catcher Young. Shaddy hit a first inning homer for Hartville and Lilly added a ninth inning homer as the game dragged on with tense rallies and near misses.
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Grays
Hartville
Mansfield
Harville ‘Gladiators
Mansfeld
Young
Shaddy
Banty Short
Lilly
Latimer
Nichols
Gaskill
Gray
Freeman
Brasher
Bayer Aspirin Adpromotes Trusted Bayer Branding
An aspirin advertisement urges readers to take genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin only, following physician guidance accumulated over 21 years and backed by millions. It touts the Bayer Cross on tablets as a safety signal, lists uses from colds to toothache, notes inexpensive twelve-tablet tins, and mentions larger packages stocked by druggists.
Pitchers Duel Ends In Forfeit As Hartville Catches Injured
Freeman scores on a three bagger by Brasher to tie the game in the twelfth. Latimer and Gaskill duel. Latimer surrenders seven hits as Gaskill fans 13. In Hartville’s half twelfth the catcher injures Young on a pitched ball, forcing a forfeit to Mansfield.
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Freeman
Brasher
Owens
Gaskill
Latimer
Grays
Young
Hartville
Mansfield
Mission Circle Minutes Record May Meeting
Mrs Duckworth and Mrs Cole hosted the Mission Circle at Mrs Duckworth's home on May 11. Sixteen ladies attended with three visitors. President read Romans chapters 26 and 27 and a verse. After silent prayer Mrs Gates led in prayer. The group sang Power in the Blood and studied Prayer with emphasis on young people training for mission work. Mrs Ace Tarbutton was musician. Refreshments served to about 27. Attendees included Mesdames Ezra Dennis, Claude Duckworth, Ace Tarbutton, Homer Tarbutton, Authce Newton, E. Henderson, Ira Stout, Latimer, Ted Lenhart, Gates, George Nichols, Je, A. Alcorn, Grace McAllister, IF, A. Cole, Miss Nellie Tool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ace Tarburton
Mesdames Ezra Dennis
Claude Duckworth
Ace Tarbutton
Homer Tarbutton
Authce Newton
E. Henderson
Ira Stout
Latimer
Week End Camping Trip At Carl Mays Cabin
A party of fourteen camped at the Gasconade area Carl Mays cabin over the past week end and returned Monday evening.
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Carl Mays
Gasconade
Dexlon's Liver Tone Promotion Claims Safety Over Calomel
An advertisement touts Dexlon's Liver Tone as a safer alternative to calomel, claiming it regulates the liver stomach and bowels without sickness or salivation. It brags about selling 15 million bottles under an ironclad money back guarantee.
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement by Houston Man
J H Gobble, carpenter of Houston Mo, reports in 1912 and 1920 that Doan's Kidney Pills cured his back ache and kidney trouble. He says he has had no kidney issues since and remains strong. Foxster Milburn Co. of Buffalo N Y manufactured the ad. Adv No 64.
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Dean
J. H. Gobble
Carpenter
Houston
Doan
Ice cream social and sermon notices in Mansfield area
The Ladies Sunshine Farm Club plans an ice cream social at Lead Hill Friday night June 3 with a mem orial sermon by Rev Duggins at the C P Church next Sunday Union service invites all. J J Riley and family announce strawberry plant sales Aroma varieties praised by local growers and reporters. nearby farms report large berries and potential prosperity amid Ozarks cultivation.
Campers Enjoy Fishing And Woodcutting Adventure
A party including Mrs O B Coday chaperon Mrs G O C Freeman and daughter Gene plus Lois Beach Jewel Leona Hoover Effie Cantrell Grace Craig Hobart Hensley Allison Gaines Tommy Sullivan Jesse Pool Erban Steele J B Crouch camped near the Mays cabin. They split duties with Hobart Hensley fetching water keeping people from the river Ellison Gaines fishing Jesse Pool supplying from Manes and J B Crouch supplying fuel while the ladies cooked and supervised the camp and activities.
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Coday
Chaperon
GO. C
Freeman
Gene
Lois Beach
Jewell
Leona Hoover
Effie Cantrell
Grace Craig
Messrs
Hobart Hensley
Allison Gaines
Tommy Sullivan
Jesse Pool
Erban Steele
J. B. Crouch
Mays
Ellison Gaines
Manes
Sheriff Seeks Prisoners in Arson Case in Douglas County
Douglas County Sheriff Givens traveled to Springfield to fetch Earnest Johnson and Bill DeMundrum, arrested by local police on arson charges. They allegedly aided burning the Johnson mill plant for $8,000 in insurance. The plant belonged to Earnest Johnson’s father and evidence traces the car driven by DeMandrum from the scene to Springfield.
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Sheriff Givens
Douglas County
Springfield
Earnest Johnson
Bill DeMundrum
Johnson
Republican
Balloon Ascension Beats Grays in First Inning
Mt. Grove wins 9 to 4 over Mansfield after a costly first inning error spree by the Grays. Bayless and Bayless pitched for Mt. Grove. Mansfield used Dennis Owens and Brasher. The Grays tightened defense later but could not overcome the early deficit.
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Grays
Mansfield
Mt. Grove
Mtn. Grove
Bayless
Dennis
Owens
Brasher
Lost pair of nose glasses in Mansfield found request
Finder leave at Mirror office for reward. Editor Allen D Rankin of the Hartville Republican and Sheriff Crewse were in Mansfield last Tuesday. Samuel Warner of Kansas City visits Mansfield to oversee MBE Church fund. Misses Elenor Larlock and Vivian Morrison of Ava visited Fao Davis at the Mirror office late last week.
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Mansfield
Mirror Offica
Allen D. Rankin
The
Hartville
Samuel Warner
Kansas City
M.be. Church Fund
Elenor Larlock
Vivian Morrison
Ava
Fao Davis
Mirror Office
Cedar Gap Singing Returns On First Sunday In June
The annual Cedar Gap singing will be held on the first Sunday in June. All singers from both old time and current groups are invited to attend and spend the day. Bring your songbooks and be ready to contribute to the song service.
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Cedar Gap
Ice cream social set by Farm Club at Lead Hill Friday
C B Harrison visited Mansfield last week. The Ladies Sunshine Progressive Farm Club announces an ice cream social at Lead Hill this Friday night. In Mansfield Ava road incident yesterday M J Hodge ditched Claude Duckworth’s Ford. last night locals hauled the wrecked car back with Mose Stout guiding a lantern. A L Babb, former cashier of the Citizens Bank of Pomona, who fled with 24000, surrendered in West Plains this week saying oil stock losses caused the shortage and he sought to support his family. he had been in Kansas City.
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M. J. Hodge
Mansfield-Ava
Claude Duckworth
M. J
Mose
Ira Stout
Henry
Manfield
A. L. Babb
Citizens Bank of
Pomona
West Plains
Kans
Digestion and Mastication Boost Food Use
The article claims digestion starts in the mouth and thorough mastication halves the food required. It advises using Chamberlain's Tablets when needed to strengthen digestion and ensure regular bowel movements.
Died in France World War Chess Hire to be brought home
The body of Chess Hire, World War casualty from France, is due in Mansfield this week. He is a son of Cyrne Wire of Mansfeld Route 1, survived by a wife Edith Popa and one child. A military funeral will be conducted by Clarence King Post No 13 American Legion.
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France
Mansfield
Cyrne Wire
Mansfeld
Route 1
Edith Popa
Clarence King
American Legion
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Carter & Beach
Mansfield, Missouri
Cascara
la Grippe
Hill
C. H. Dalrymple
Landers
Missouri
Ozarks
Mose Hodge
Sewall
D. J. Landers Lumber Co
Bayer
Minutes of
Dodson
Ladies Sunshine Farm Club
Lead Hill
Duggins
C. P
J. J. Riley
T. B. Bouldin
Norwood
James Bouldin
San Francisco
W. V. Bouldin
Idaho
W. C. Bouldin
A. Maxwell
Mirror
Arthur Arnold
Budapest
Floyd Fr. Baucom
Murray-Inman
G W. Johnson
Wash Privett
Figgins
Route 3
F. H. Riley
Arkansas
Branson
C. B. Harrison
Cabool
Ladies Sunshine Progressive Farm Club
Aiware
Olarks
F. M. Huffman
Aluminum
American Aluminum Co
H.M. Norcross Store
Hubble
St. Louis Street
Bank OF Mansfield
Kennedy Lumber Co
Raymondville
J. H. Ayers
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