Mansfield Mirror editorial and address line
The Mansfield Mirror issues from Slack Publishing Co with editors and proprietors listed. The advertisement and post office address appear in a garbled format with a phone line 108.
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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1916
Page
2
The Mansfield Mirror issues from Slack Publishing Co with editors and proprietors listed. The advertisement and post office address appear in a garbled format with a phone line 108.
Fragmented ad notice outlines front page pricing and policy notes. It references per line costs and legal notices but the readable text is garbled, showing unclear terms and scattered phrases about rates and acceptance.
A garbled OCR excerpt lists names and titles like Mayor, Clerk, and Attorney with scattered phrases. It mentions streets, wards, duties, and various domestic or civic terms, but the text is incomplete and unreadable in places, leaving uncertainty about roles and events.
An unclear OCR reads like a church schedule or notice with stray words and broken phrases. The legible parts reference a Baptist church, a Sunday service and weekly timing at an unidentified location. The fragmentary text suggests a church event notice but specifics are unreadable.
A Sunday event at 645 bun features Tier to WW Palins and DMasdian in a riding series. The informal gathering notes a feverish tone and notable participants including Tal Sundin and Supa, with talk of a wow moment.
The San Francisco Chronicle reports white seals observed along the Moss Beach shore and describes their rarity and aging colony. Eyewitnesses note the seals’ pale fur and distant movements as researchers weigh when new generations may appear.
The rent publication notes that only 14 thousand migrants entered Canada in the fiscal year ending May 1995, with 42,976 arriving by a different count and 4222 listed in another category. The piece discusses postwar adaptability challenges and settlement planning for returning citizens in Canada and other Commonwealth countries.
Fragmented OCR text references strong rulers Morgan, Lee, and Suymsan amid mentions of New York, a marriage, and a possible dispute over a stronger Saleen. The garbled lines suggest a late 19th to early 20th era gossip or legal notice with names like Lee and Suymsan, plus vague statements on a wife and a dissension or accusation.
The quoted lines depict characters debating defense, attack, and arbitration amid a distraught mood. A pacifist auditor contemplates city destruction and suggests arbitration, while other voices mock or confuse the discussion with stray phrases and unrelated dialogue.
Fragmentary lines show misspelled phrases and garbled questions about age appearance and fashion. The distorted text references morning after notions touching a colt and dinner items while addressing youth and dressing, suggesting a stray quotation or OCR error rather than a coherent story.
An incomplete OCR of a Spring 19th century county election report details disputed precinct tallies and officials. Names of candidates and places appear garbled, but references to counties, voting procedures, and authorities suggest a contested local election across multiple districts with calls for review and clarification.
Fragmented OCR notes report a dry amendment vote and political discussion in Missouri with references to St Louis and St Louis area events. The text includes garbled names and dates, mentions a veto, and bizarre product claims about digestives.
A fragmented report describes a Christian Endeavor program about why Christianity is the hope of the era. It mentions speakers and a goal of presenting personal testimonies on faith, with references to attendees and local names.
Fragmentary text describes the Hundred Years War between France and England over French crown claims and English vassalage. It references milestones like Poitiers and Agincourt, Joan of Arc, the siege of Orleans, and the 1458 treaty with Calais noted as the sole English possession.
Fragmentary weather note appears to mix garbled terms for temperature and conditions with stray proper nouns and indecipherable phrases. The readable bits offer little usable forecast data or location names to render a clear summary.
A concise note from the Mirror News Stand previews Mevions Woinina's recreation feature. It highlights a wave of local leisure topics and notes potential engagement in upcoming community events, with emphasis on accessible, casual reading.
Local residents attend church services and social gatherings across Macomb Monrow and nearby towns. Dorit Waly and Jo Findley visited relatives while Martha Auma Blanche Windle and families kept busy with aunt visits and prayer meetings. News mentions a hospital visit for Fran Joplin after a dynamite blast injury and outlines community notices from the OBL Loulies and Thermo election.
An old advertisement touts Dr Wing's New Life Pills and King's New Life Pills as quick remedies for constipation, claiming they clear the bowels, improve complexion, and revive energy. The terse copy mocks sluggish digestion and promises breakfast relief from a "new life" remedy.
Fragmentary OCR outlines county level election issues with references to costs, ballot plans, and potential supplier probes. Mentions local officials, voting notes, and a push to resolve ballot image or sheet problems amid unclear wording and date notes.
The Mansfield independent team traveled to Phuriville Saturday evening and defeated Hart Ville by a closer margin. The MERCS led by Precian Seal and Stoert showed edge in skill though outmatched in size. Coday and Len contributed standout plays as Mansfield claimed a key victory in a championship race.
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine promising a cure for catarrh. It claims the medicine cleanses the blood and tissues, improves health after use, and offers testimonials. It urges sending for testimonials and lists Cheney & Co in Toledo as the supplier.
A fragmentary entry records sleet and winter weather affecting travel and daily routines. Mentions Mrs Trotenmertele, Miss Annie Meli ney, Visited Mrs Chvisty, and locals Jim Mindley Anhey Mindley Walter Jones visiting Nearwood. Preaching at Mircoml M Ko church every fourth Sunday and Sunday school at Macomb Methodist. SOMEBODY NLSH.
If troubled with sour stomach, eat slowly and avoid heavy foods. Take one Chan berhin Tehlets after supper. obtainable everywhere.
A pie supper hosted by the I N AL kiddies at Jericho drew good receipts and a successful crowd. The event, noted as a Sunday night gathering at New Grove, followed by a chapel service the third Sunday led by Rev Lauleie Minder PHOGY SHORT.
Neuralist of the fire shoulder Juinds feeb requires a power that penetrates the Hesh. Tallard's Snow Last Ment possesses that power and relieves suffering to restore neural conditions. Price 2. 50 and 1.00 per bottle. Sold by all dealers.
Letters of administration have been granted to W. Rh. Deaver as administrator of the estate of W. Crain deceased in Wright County Missouri dated Nov 1. All persons with claims must exhibit them for allowance within six months from the date of letters. Claims not exhibited within one year from last publication are barred. Craig attorney is referenced.
A decree in partition and an order of sale issued by the Circuit Court of Wright County Missouri directs a sheriff sale. On December 7, 116 at 9 am to 5 pm at the east door of the Wright County courthouse the west half of the northwest quarter section 14 and the northeast quarter of section 15 totaling 120 acres will be sold for cash to settle the partition action involving S L Jory and multiple Stipp plaintiffs and defendants. W L Creer sheriff Wright County Mo.
The Publishers present the 1917 Youth's Companion Calendar to paid subscribers. The Practical Home Calendar features a striking artistic design with well-chosen colors, crafted primarily for practical use and daily home use.
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