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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1921
Page
2
Public notice lists train times and services with passenger No 101 at 4 55 p m No 102 at 10 a m No 108 west bound and local freight No 241 and No 240 both at 11 00 a m and passenger No 104 listed as Hold pom L FE Livingston agent.
Train schedule note shows departure from Mansfield at 10:00 a.m. after Paiseo arrival, arrival in Ava at 0.0. seed d0 a. ty, depart Ava at 0.8:30 p.m., then arrive Mansfield at 5:00 p.m. Agent Fred Gruver records the timetable details.
Sunday school every Sunday at 4 54. WL Matthews is superintendent. Preaching on the second and fourth Sundays. Rey J Flseul pastor.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church announces preaching on the first Sunday with Rev. Duggies as pastor. G. W. Freeman serves as superintendent.
Preaching services every Sunday morning and evening led by Rev. A J Graves pastor. George Benjamin serves as superintendent.
The Church of Christ schedules Bible actions at 45 p m every Sunday with D Kay serving as Superintendent and preaching every second Sunday led by Rev Oscar Wright Maetor.
Mansfield Chamber of Commerce meets on the first Thursday evening each month with the Board of Governors meeting on the third Thursday. L. A. Johnson serves as President and Oliver B. Davis as Secretary.
Will H. Zorn argues in Howell County Gazette that mail order houses boost U S postal traffic as catalogs and money orders flood rural routes. He urges local merchants to advertise endlessly in county papers, claiming newspapers reach every household more effectively than bargain sheets or circulars. The piece cites Uncle Sam and Chickadee post offices as examples of mail order impact.
A vintage ad touts Laces French Hair Tonic as a safe effective preparation. It claims to restore gray and streaked hair to its natural color, stop hair loss, and prevent shedding. Available for $1.00 per bottle at druggists or by prepaid order from De Lacy Chemical Co., St. Louis.
Laura Wilson born April 22 1912 in Hanner county Nebraska died November 12 1921 in Mansfield Missouri at age 6 years 6 months and 21 days. The verse speaks of guardian angels guiding her to safety from temptation and folly as she rests in peaceful stillness.
Card thanks friends and neighbors for support and sympathies during Laura Wilson illness and death. Appreciation extended to those who offered Coral offerings and assistance to Mr. and Mrs. EB Wilson.
Mrs Ella L Button of Kirkville reports Chamberlains Tablets have done her a world of good for indigestion and constipation. She notes others who used them and praised the medicine highly, urging a trial to see the benefits firsthand.
Public sale to be held Tuesday November 22 1921 at 10 00 am at Roy Dennis auctioneer location one mile southwest of Flat Reek school house farm includes 21 acres well improved year 12 tons bay cattle Read Poll mare 1 Holstein heifer 4 years old milking timothy hay 100 shocks corn fodder stove heater safe cot beddings furniture sugar fruit and more Terms cash for sums up to 10 credit nine months on bankable notes at 5 percent interest no removal before terms met J C Freeman clerk ROY DENNIS auctioneer.
Johnathan Owens hosted a Sunday gathering at his sister's home in honor of Seldon Fry's birthday. Attendees included W. M. Crippen, Alvin Long and family, Leona Fry, Alice Fry, Mildred Anderson, and others. The group enjoyed singing, music, and food before departing. Joe Fry is on the sick list. Gertrude Stone visited, and news arrived of Vic Vian Johnson's passing. Burial planned at Prairie Hollow cemetery in Mansfield after travel from New Mexico.
A report from the King Dowden farm area located about 3 miles northwest of Bryant and 2 miles southeast of Cedar Gap notes events on Monday November 21, 1921. The setting anchors local activity at the King Dowden property with nearby Cedar Gap referenced for orientation.
Commencing at 10 a m the following property offered for sale consignor A J Andrews owner Cattle horses hogs poultry farming equipment hay produce household goods and cash on all sums over ten dollars Terms eight percent interest from date no timber removal until terms met Auctioneer Roy R Dennis clerk Freeman G Co.
Silk 124 cents per yard for straight lines Cotton Ge Scalop 4c Additional All thread furnished Prompt and satisfactory service guaranteed Mrs Alice Parsons 425 West Webster Springfield Missouri
A man died at Springfield hospital after injuries from a pole play at McMillan’s home Sunday, despite an operation. Nearby, Hubert Cantrell becomes owner of a team through a recent trade. Cedar Gap’s Twa Odle visited Bryant this week. A local woman frightened by geese rushed from bed to door. Look out for cold weather, Aint Osophy. Carpenter west of Bryant sold his small farm and seeks a new site.
An advertisement urges buying fertilizer from J W Kennedy using the Middle West Grain Grower brand, claiming it delivers results for growers.
Miss Fiona Rippee visited her sister Mrs. Riley over the weekend. Mary Elizabeth arrived Friday Nov 11 at Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Riley’s home, mother and baby well. G W Tripp and daughters Lela Neta and Mrs. Miller went to Springfield Thursday. Mrs. V B Shinpaugh on skl list this week. Robert Haswell visited Earl and Allen Cass Thursday night and Friday. Mr. and Mrs J R Pool attended church at Mission Temple Sunday evening. Miss Myrtle Turner visited her brother Carl Turner Sunday.
A brief health note urges maintaining regular bowels for well being. It advocates Chamberlain's Tablets as mild and gentle when needed to relieve constipation.
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Mr John Miller remains possessor of a new car while Miss Pearle Broyles shows marked improvement and plans to return to work at the school soon. The last report notes Mr Miller again took possession of the farm recently discussed. Cantrell and Heap, big Indians, and Mr Guy Davis fell from the
A Texas Wonder advertisement claims to treat kidney and bladder troubles, gravel, back pain, rheumatism, and irregularities. It offers a $1.26 bottle, mail order with sworn testimonials, and lists Dr. B. E. Hall of St. Louis as the prescriber, with druggists selling the product.
All parties are notified not to hunt on the premises of Oscar Moody, John L. Hart, J W Brentlinger, Mack Barlow, Payton Queesenberry, Marion Letsinger, O11 Sutherland. No hunting permitted on these properties by any person.
The Circuit Court of Wright County Missouri issues an order of publication in a real estate dispute. The plaintiff seeks to divest title to the northwest quarter of the northeast quarter of section 1 township 2 range 2, and to compel defendants J Wilson and Albert H Morgan to appear or demur by the December term. Mansfield Mirror in Mansfield is designated as the newspaper for four weekly insertions, at least thirty days before the term.
A lost license plate identified as 1H450 is reported. The notice requests the owner to claim it at O. H. Pinder’s garage, indicating return procedures and location for pickup.
The text discusses catarrhal deafness and claims of cures via specific ear tubes and products. It mentions medical terms, alleged ear conditions, and an advertisement style note referencing Cheney & Co Toledo. The fragment suggests doubt about a remedy and critiques presented cure mechanisms.
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