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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1915
Page
3
When you buy flour ask for Kansas Diamond Bull Dog or Crescent brands sold by J. D. Reynolds and the Cash Mercantile Co at bottom prices Each sack guaranteed Call for these brands when you need flour Ady rubric indicates local trade promotion in concise ad style.
Arthur Arnold and Erna Arnold conveyed Lot 2 Block 8 Nettleton's Addition Mansfield Missouri to secure a promissory note. The Farmers and Merchants Bank as holder will sell the described estate at public auction at Hartville Court House on Tuesday November 9 1915 between 9 AM and 5 PM for cash to satisfy the note interest and execution costs.
Wagone and Buggie Far advertise implements stoves ranges bust wire pence sewing machines shell and heavy hardware. A Glenn and Son Mangheld.
A religious advertising brief invites readers to send a coupon for free Bible studies including many titles such as What Is the Soul and The Battle of Armageddon. Respondents in Brooklin, N Y, can request any three for five cents or all for twenty cents.
Missouri Pacific issues a new booklet for California Expositions with routes rates and hotel info to plan trips. The Sveaic Limited is a steel through train from St Louis to San Francisco and the Scenic Limited offers daylight viewing of western scenery. Consult J G Hollenback for reservations and travel plans.
Jackson University announces a new plan offering tuition board and roam with guaranteed position upon first enrollment. The claim states an accomplished fact and visible reality, signaling a bold education option without caveats.
Advertises a free ticket to visit a business university with provided quarters and guaranteed positions, offering a free night school and dancing instruction at a cost of $8 for board. Claims backing by World 4 Desire Bureau and directs inquiries to Walter Jackson, Chillicothe, Missouri for a catalog and wind fall particulars.
Sunday notes from the Norwood area report Mrs. Findley and her newborn daughter, along with visits among neighbors. Multiple residents are mentioned including Mrs. Pred Miller, Mrs. James Findley, Aran Findley, and Harve Findley. Local happenings include a pie supper at Liberty, fruit and farm movements, and a cider barrel mystery from Hallowe en night.
Mothers, Dr Hell's Pine Tar Honey is touted as a quick remedy for children's coughs and cold ailments. The formula blends pine qualities with soothing honey to loosen mucus and open air passages, pitched as essential for growing families. Ad copy claims the product costs 25 cents per bottle.
Rembert Mays and Cora Williams visited Elihu Coday day Thursday. Isaac Coday and wife dined at Elihu Coday's on Wednesday. Mrs Elihu Coday called on Mrs Hose Young Monday. Mary Coday visited Mrs Edith Hake Thursday. Charles Hensley visited home folks Saturday night and Sunday. Verbie Scott was called on by Dollie and Nola Hensley Thursday. Ora Rippee and Lottie Woods called on Verbie Scott Monday. Dollie Hensley visiting sister Mrs Leslie Noble near Competition. Preaching at Pleasant Hill first Saturday and Sunday. Rev M B Clift pastor. Sam Young family returned Friday from Washington after two months.
Mrs J C Irwin of New Kensington Pennsylvania reports her son Ayson Edwin suffered croup until Chamberlain's Cough Remedy provided relief after sleepless nights. She urges mothers to keep a bottle at home and use as directed, noting the medicine is obtainable everywhere.
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