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Newspaper

Mansfield Mirror

Location

Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Nov 02, 1916

Page

7

Ozark Trails Convention Heads to Oklahoma City

Delegates to the Ozark Trails convention in Oklahoma City November 21 22 number in the thousands with governors among attendees. The event will attract leading figures from states along the proposed St Louis to Los Angeles transcontinental highway and features top highway experts. Hotels will prepare to host visitors as the gathering promises to be Oklahoma’s largest convention.

Oklahoma City Tieirn St. Louis Los Angeles Oklahoma New Mexico

Rheumatism Follows Rain Exposures Warned By Ad

An old advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment to ease rheumatic twinges after rain and neuralgia. It promises quick penetration without rubbing, soothing sore joints and overworked muscles and aiding minor injuries in children. A bottle costs 25 cents at a druggist.

Sloan Sloan's

Ozark Trails Convention to Meet in Oklahoma City

The largest convention by attendance in Oklahoma will gather in Oklahoma City on November 21 for the Ozark Trails good roads meeting. Delegates come from points along the Ocean to Ocean highway from St. Louis to Los Angeles. The highway is partly built with sections finished and more under construction, and the route is poised to rival the Lincoln Highway and the Santa Fe Trail in continuous interest.

Oklahoma Oklahoma City St. Louis Los Angeles

Cure your cold with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy

A warning that repeating colds can weaken the system and lead to chronic illness. The ad touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a trusted, inexpensive remedy used by thousands and available everywhere.

Chamberlain Adv

Road work in Mountain Grove area reported by Hartville Republican

Sheriff W S Creer and seven county prisoners are laboring on the Mountain Grove road this week. The rocks have been cleared to Clark's Creek road and grading continues from there up the Bob Dodson Karin by Ben Moore, the Overseer.

W. S. Creer Mountain Grove Road Clark’s Creek Road Bob Dodson Karin Ben Moore Overser

Alabine bowel regulator advertised in coast ad

Irregular bowel movements lead to chronic constipation and a constipated habit fills the system with impurities. Alabine is a great bowel regulator that purifies the system vitalizes the broad and puts the digestive organs in vigorous condition. Price 50c. Sold by all dealers. Ad.

Adyv

Tanlac endorsement by Hannibal engineer in newspaper report

Hannibal engineer H C Smith of 596 Union Street testified on October 6 that Tanlac relieved his stomach trouble indigestion and gas and improved sleep and nerves. He praised the medicine as wonderful and recommended it. The feature notes Tanlac aids stomach, liver, kidney issues, rheumatism and nervous conditions. Fuson Drug Co. store in Mansfield promotes Tanlac in an advertisement.

Hannibal Tanlac H.C. Smith Union Street Mansfield Fuson Drug Co

Wade Family Heads to Ava Farm Purchase in Ozarks

Mr and Mrs Walter Wade and their child with Mrs Wade s father passed through Springfield en route to Ava Missouri where Mr Wade has purchased a farm Wade is a Choctaw Indian and Mrs Wade is Mexican and until the present conflict in Mexico the Wade family were prosperous farmers of that country They seemed pleased with conditions in the Ozarks.

Walter Wade Child Mrs. Wade Springfield Ava Mr. Wade Wade Mexico Ozarks Springfield Republican

Keep the Kidneys Well Doan's Kidney Pills Ad

Minny Mansfield residents warned to protect kidney health citing back pain rheumatic loins headaches and dizziness. Doan's Kidney Pills praised by Brandin Ashby Willow Springs Missouri for relief of kidney related symptoms and urinary issues. Fortified by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York.

Minny Mansfield Kidnys Doan Brandin. Ashby Willow Springs Mo Ashby Foater Milburn Co Buffalo N. Y Adv

Marriage Licenses for Norwood Mountain Grove and Manafield Couples

Wm Hobbs and Ethel May McAllester of Norwood. J Hill and Mana Morgan of Mountain Grove. Shenna Helaley of Manafield and Docin Calhoun of Norwood.

Wm. Hobbs Ethel May McAllester Norwood J. Hill Mana Morgan Mountain Grove Shenna Helaley Manafield Docin Calhoun

I O O F Big Day At Manafield Lodge 146

Manafield Lodge No 146 I O O F held a big day Saturday at 210 clock meeting at the hall and conferring the inmatory degree upon WM Miller A school of instruction followed by Hon E B founder of Hartville who expounded Odd Fellowship. A large oyster supper was served at the G R Hall prepared by a French chef Dr B Riley and by the ladies of the Odd Fellows families. Hon J W Wilkerson of St Louis Past Grand Master gave a strong address on Odd Fellowship reviewing its history and aims with engaging stories. Visitors from Hartville Norwood and Jericho lodges attended including W A Newton Tyre Newton J Rippee Thomas Jones C T Schoonover J D Mallatt FP Huffman J Stewart and Jack Stogdill.

Manafield Lodge O. O E B, Fourner Hartville G. R. Hall B. Riley Ladies of the Odd Fellows Famil’es F. Hall J.W. Wilkerson St.Luis W. A. Newton E. B. Garner State of Missouri Tyre Newton John Rippee Thomas Jones Norwood C. T. Schoonover J. D. Mallatt FP. M. Huffman J. FP. Stewart Jericho Jack Stogdill

Dr Kings New Life Pills Ad

An old fashioned drug advertisement touts Dr King s New Life Pills as a gentle laxative that cleanses the system. It claims accumulated waste poisons the blood and causes dizziness biliousness and a muddy complexion and promises a full bowel movement by morning. The ad notes the product is available at the druggist for 25 cents.

Dr. King

Seymour Visitors and Antioch Sunday School Notice

Jericho Mrs. W. E. Marlin of Seymour spent the past month visiting relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Jim McClure of Lebanon visited their parents Geo. Spock and wife this week. Some attended the singing Sunday night at Antioch. Mr. McClure of near Seymour is poorly. Lewis Goulding is back town touring his farm. Sunday school at Antioch Sundays at 10:30 a.m. Everybody invited.

W. E. Marlin Seymour Jim McClure Lebanon Geo. Spock Antioch Lewis Goulding Teddy

Local Briefs Highlight Sunday Shower and Visits

Sunday night brought a nice shower. Tom Hamilton visited his sister Mrs Charley Findley in Macomb over the weekend. Clarence Borders and Georgia Taylor returned home from Iowa where they had been working. Otto Simmons' baby nearly choked on walnut kernels last Saturday and Dr Bruton was called from Seymour to remove the kernels from the throat.

Tom Hamilton Charley Findley Macomb Clarence Borders Georgia Taylor Iowa Otto Simmons Dr. Bruton Seymour

Weather and social notes from Macomb and area

Macomb Weather remains warm and dry. Alva and Raby stayed Saturday night and Sunday with Martha and Lalla Findley. Edith Schafer visited her father Eucus Gates of California and his mother Mrs. Mary Gates. The Baja Moor singing Saturday night drew a good crowd. A prayer meeting is held every Sunday night at the Macomb Methodist church. Penny.

Alva Raby Martha Lalla Findley Edith Schafer Eucus Gates California Mary Gates Baja Moor Macomb Methodist Church

Slim Quick Weight Loss Remedy Popular in 1900s

An advertisement promises rapid fat reduction for people 10 to 30 pounds over normal weight without dieting or strenuous exercise. It touts moderate eating, fresh air, deep breathing, and four daily doses of tasseu tablets from drug stores, claiming fat elimination, firmer heat, smoother skin, and renewed energy within days.

Prairie Hollow Begins New Bridge Project

A new bridge is under construction at Prairie Hollow, signaling upgrades to local transportation. Crews have cleared the site and begun foundational work, with expected completion slated for later this year and officials noting improved traffic flow and safety for nearby residents.

Prairie Hollow

Prof J A Hylton Visit En Route Between Trains

Prof J A Hylton of Thayer passed through on his way home from Springfield where he attended a teachers meeting.

J. A. Hylton Thayer Springfield

Roy the cent King of Sunday Ads in St Louis

Local newspaper note lists Elmer Nichols as the figure tied to Roy the cent in Saturday and Sunday editions across the Louis Post-Dispatch Republican and Globe-Democrat.

Roy Louis Post-Dispatch Republic, and Globe-Democrat Elmer Nichols

Henderson Family Moves From Douglas County

George Henderson and his children have relocated to the area from Douglas County, settling in and beginning new ties with local residents and institutions.

George Henderson Douglas County

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