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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1919
Page
1
Taxes are due again with the official list for Pleasant Valley Township. Pay at your convenience at the office in rear of Reynolds and Coday Store. Adv by Ward B Hitchcock.
Short items from Hight and neighbors include visits and arrivals from Springfield Malden Mammoth Spring and Ark community events. Announcements cover a church dinner bazar November 29 and November 20, a PTA meeting at 7:30 pm, and hunting trespass warnings on local farms. Mounted marines in Salt Lake City parade are noted along with marine corps mounted infantry at Pe king and Hayti.
Miss Eula Newton and Karl Tripp wed in a ring ceremony at the Seymour home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Coday officiated by Rev. IT. B. Ritzinger. The couple, both from local families, plan to move west, with a luncheon reception for relatives and friends.
Frank Smalley argues against geologic and Hebrew chronologies, critiquing the professor’s sunspot theory and endorsing biblical creation dates. He cites Etna and Vesuvius eruptions to challenge the claim that Earth’s rocks require vast ages, urging a clear distinction between geological and solar years.
Pay Pleas ant Valley township taxes at our office where you will find the only official list Roy and Stephens advertise.
Classified item lists a two year old Roan Durham bull for sale by W A John stone Route 1 Norwood Missouri. Also notes recent marriage of Landon Shornton and Miss Sue Rieger now living in Augusta Kansas. Local notices mention theater listing Nell Shipman in Back to Gods Country at Nugget Theatre December 12 afternoon and night.
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