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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1919
Page
4
An advertisement for W .". W. Ward based at 5404 Ridgewood Court in Chicago Illinois. The fragment indicates promotional text for a local business or personal listing in the city.
Sunset Hill poem laments day’s end and seeks calmer, charitable views as life folds tents and memories fade. Local notes report rainy weather, visits, travel, hunting, with no school due to high water and several residents planning winter work and moves.
An old advertisement touts Herbine as an admirable bowel regulator aiding the liver and stomach to restore strength and buoyancy. Sold by all dealers. Advertised in Advertivenigut.
Public sale to begin at 10 a m at my place four miles southwest of Mansfield and one to two miles south of Dead Hill coastal road crossing. Items include two horses aged five and four, both well broke, eight cattle with various ages and calving schedules, one Jersey bull aged two, two spring calves, and other stock listed with February April May fresh dates.
Chiecles Bohustedt was arrested in Pitcher Oklahoma on a statutory charge after investigators tracked him across the border. Nellie Bohustedt had left Mansfield for Joplin before the Mansfield officers pursued and captured him in Hortville. Bohusted appeared in Justice C V Ashworth court and was remanded to the county jail for bond and further proceedings.
D B Whitaker returns from Bismark Illinois Ada Hoover returns to Kansas City Mrs M Miller of Sargent visits KE Garner of Springfield visits Horace Paul and wife depart for Mammoth Spring Arkansas G F Burney and wife of Rogerville visit J D Newton sells Hartville coach farm to Roy and Stephen Prosecution Attorney Charles H Jackson Hartville visits Roy L Hensley and Frances A Furrey of Mansfield obtain marriage license Margaret Riley and Lula go to Springfield for the winter T N Funston Mountain Grove chairs Wright county Roosevelt Memorial fund quota $900 Rub Ballards Snow Liniment for sore throat Wh Pool Natchitoches Louisiana visits after 8 years Heavy rains disrupt Ava mail service Bryant ferrying river Bryant river rural routes 1 and 3 partly operate Dwight Dennis substitutes on route 1 Geo H Ayers on route 3 attempts auto travel but rain disrupts trip
An advocacy note urges using Farris Colic Remedy after colic to prevent founder. Cites H. M. Norcross as advertiser.
Will Smith of Smith and Tarburton Transfer Co was loading oil near Frisco tracks when a train passed. His team dashed along the rails chasing the train for a mile past the old Grisson place, jumping cattle guards, then fell from the wagon but escaped unharmed. They spilled the oil and damaged the wagon in the bid.
Notice to creditors that Gussie F. Barnes has letters testamentary for the estate of Annie C. Barnes, granted October 0, in Wright County Missouri. Claims must be shown within six months for allowance or risk forfeiture. after one year, claims are barred. Authenticated by GEO. CG. Murrell, Judge of Probate.
Dodson's Liver Tone advertised as a safe, pleasant vegetable liquid to replace calomel for liver relief. The ad warns calomel is mercurial and unsafe, promising no salivation, improved energy, and relief from biliousness, constipation, and headaches with a money-back claim via the local druggist.
The Justamere Club opened with a Hallowe'en party at N. J. Craig home. Hosts Mesdames N. J. Craig J. E. Craig and J. C. Carter set a festive scene with decorations games and refreshments. Guests included N. J. Craig J. E. Craig Dr J. A. Fuson A. J. Wilder J. A. Riley Horace Paul D. Ho Kay G. W. Miller M. E. West W. A. Black J. B. Freeman Blanche Anderson J. B. Stanley L. F. Livingston Miss Maude Reynolds and several Craig family members.
Short classified advertisement urging use of B A Thomas Stock Remedy and Reneva Indigestion and sensations to strengthen calves. Claims growth and thrift at low cost, with contact by H M Norcross.
Miss Doreen Steer, 17, arrived from London as the adopted daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Dare of Topeka. The express company shipped her with a label from American Express Co. London to Topeka, with handlers in Plymouth New York and Chicago. Value listed as one trillion dollars.
The Mountalin Grove Journal reports the death of a young man named Lester Dugan Friday after strenuous activity strained his back leading to swelling and two tumor like sarcomas. Surgeons removed them in Springfield, but they recurred and spread to the neck and other parts, and he died after transfer to a St. Louis hospital.
Surgeons stress first treatment for cuts burns bruises and wounds with prompt antiseptic use. Bronzonde is advertised as the ideal antiseptic and healing agent for man or beast, sold by all druggists as emergency prep.
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