City Officials Listed and Council Meeting Schedule
City officials include J. W. Brazeal treasurer James Coday attorney N J Craig marshal EJ WW Floyd street commissioner J W Floyd collector O L Robinett police judge Jus K P Coday assessor Co C Newton health officer Dr J A Fuson aldermen First Ward James Coday and J B Freeman Second Ward Dr J A Fuson and L F Livingston president board J S Freeman council meets the second Monday evening of every month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Brazeal
James Coday
J. Craig Marshal
Floyd
J. W. Floyd
O. L. Robinett
K. P. Coday Assensor
Co. C. Newton
J. A. Fuson
J. B.freeman
L. F. Livingston
Freeman Council
Train schedule snippets for Livingston agent notice
Passenger and freight train times listed with numbers and notes. No.101 and No.108 passenger services, No.241 and No.240 local freights, No.102 passenger, No.104 passenger. L. F. Livingston, agent.
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F. Livingston
Passenger Car Schedule Mansfield to Ava and Manafield
Daily schedule shows departures from Mansfield at 4:50 am and 10:00 am after Frisco arrival, with arrivals at Ava around 11:30 am and 9:30 pm. Return trips from Ava depart 5:00 am and 5:00 pm, arriving Mansfield early morning and late afternoon respectively.
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Mansfield
Ava
Manafield
Sunday School and Sermon Schedule at Local Church
Sunday school held every Sunday at 0 45 a m with W B Fullington preaching on the second and fourth Sundays Rev T B Kitzinger serves as pastor The notice identifies the church and two pastors and a recurring religious program time and schedule
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B. Fullington
T. B. Kitzinger
Cumberland Presbyterian Church Preaching on Fourth Sunday
Cumberland Presbyterian Church announces preaching every fourth Sunday led by Rev. John T. Younger, pastor, with G. W. Freeman serving as superintendent at 9:45 a.m. Details emphasize church schedule and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Younger
G. W. Freeman
Methodist Church Services This Sunday
Preaching services at 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. led by Rev. G W Holmes pastor with J D Reynolds superintendent. Services follow the standard church schedule and are open to the community.
Bible School and Services Prompt Weekly Schedule
Bible school meets at 0 45 a m every Sunday with J A Riley as Superintendent Preaching occurs on the fourth Sunday Ladies Ald Society gathers Wednesday afternoons in the same period time slot for church activities
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J. A. Riley
Ladies’ Ald Society
Start Tomorrow and Keep It Up Every Morning
An exhortation to begin each day with a hot water and limestone phosphate internal bath. Claims include cleansing the stomach liver and bowels, improving appetite, and flushing toxins. Advises obtaining a quarter pound of limestone phosphate to repeat the routine before breakfast.
Drink More Water If Kidneys Bother
Urinary irritation and backache warned by excess uric acid from meat. Drink water and take Jad Salta daily to flush kidneys, reduce clouded urine, and restore normal function. widely advertised as a safe, inexpensive kidney remedy.
Meetings Underway at Green Mountain
A series of meetings has begun at Green Mountain with officials and residents discussing plans, logistics, and possible developments affecting the local area and community programs.
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Green Mountain
Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Dark Hair Tone
An advertorial promotes Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as an easy at home remedy to darken gray hair. It claims the product works evenly, masks gray strands overnight, and leaves hair dark, glossy, and youthful with repeated use. The note clarifies it is a toilet preparation, not a medicine.
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Wyeth
Robert Varble Visits Wright County From Picher
Robert Varble, long employed in Picher Oklahoma, has been visiting Wright County in a brief trip away from his usual work location. The visit underscores regional mobility and ties between Oklahoma communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Varble
Picher, Oklo
Wright County
Forest Home News Notes Local Happenings
Mrs John Ryan of Nebraska visits sister Mrs Granville Akers in Douglas county. Ralph Thomas and wife back from Nebraska to stay at spring. Mr Hiser recovering from a few days of pain. Mrs J B Trottee and Cold Springs family move to Joliet Illinois. Burly Stout improving after illness. Anderson and J Mark Mink repairing roads. Hattie Holt gathering winter wood and feed. Dinner at Johnson home with BE Standard WW Baree and Dixon. W S Vanelan at Bryant farm selling hogs and cattle. John Smith’s father visited and stayed with Pay Smith. Hollie Holt considering Springfield work. Jacek Yates and J McNamara cutting wood for H J Selo field. Rumor J Jones may rent N A Duncan farm. Mink sat with sick, Carrick Bolt stayed nights. Weather colder after rain. J P Snyder hauling rails to Norwood.
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John Ryan
Nebraska
Granville Akers
Douglas County
Ralph Thomas
Hiser
Trottee
Cold Springs
Joliet
Dil
Trotter
Burly
Dla
M. Anderson
J. Mark Mink
Hattie Holt Hs
Johnson
Mesdames BE. E. Standard
Baree
Dixon
J. W Johmson
Mr. Dixon
Alva Filer
Hatfield
John Smith
Pay Smith
W.S. Vanelan
Bryant
Hollie Holt
Springfield
Norwood Pie Supper Attendee Receives Dish Honor
Local pie supper at Macomb highlighted by P K Gold winning the homeliest man dish. Several residents listed as sick with Ruth and Mae Frye among the ill while others visited John Frye and Norwood households. Families and neighbors noted illness, travel, and care in a small town gathering. Dolly Dimple.
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Macomb
P. K. Gold
Ruth
Mae Frye
Myrtle
Maude Slisres
Ber A
Minnie Juons
Macomly
Dra. W
H.s.calhoun
Norwood
John Frye
Russell
Nellie Moye
Myrtle Shores
Victory news and local updates near Norwood W2
Residents celebrate a victory and note a flu increase. George Lark’s dairy barn is raised. Ida Raney visits Mrs. George Lark. Mrs. Fred Williams travels to Oklahoma to visit a brother and plans to see her sister-in-law, Mrs. Geo. Lark, on return to South Dakota. Luther Bluffmans move. Rev. T. B. Ritzinger preaches at the Baptist church Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lark
Ida Raney
Fred Williams
Oklahoma
Geo. Lark
South Dakota
Luther Bluffman
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Promises $100 Reward
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a cure for catarrh with a $100 reward for incurable cases. It claims 35 years of use, works through the blood to heal mucous surfaces, and urges customers to send for testimonials while listing distributors and vague contact hints. The fragment includes unrelated personal names and places, suggesting a damaged page.
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Nall
Hall
Pall
Cueeney & CO
Toledo
TaeAdy
Woman credits Cardui for relief from years of illness
Mrs Alice Scurlock of Jackson Ohio describes years of weakness, pains, and nerve troubles. After trying various remedies and fearing surgery she took 11 or 12 bottles of Cardui and reports lasting improvement and return to strength. Thousands of women credit Cardui for better health.
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Jackson
Ohio
Alice Scurlock
Cardui
Return of the Ozirks prompted by Wright County friends
The note mentions friends in Wright county and the barred rocks are all right while looking forward to the time when she is to return to the Ozirks.
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Wright County
The
Barred Rocks
Ozirks
Reverend John Younger Preaches at C P Church Services
At the C P Church the pastor Reverend John T Younger preaches Sunday morning and evening services, delivering remarks to the congregation on faith and community matters.
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John T. Younger
C. P
Cream for Catarrh Opens Nostrils in One Minute
Advert says Fly's Cream Balm clears nasal passages and relieves catarrh fast. Fragrant antiseptic cream applied in nostrils eases swollen membranes, stops headaches, sniffling, and nighttime breathing troubles. Sales pitch promises instant relief and free breathing.
Young Missionary Meeting on South America Missions
B Y P U program hosts a Sunday meeting on November 24 focusing on South America and Southern Baptist missions. Leader Lelah Cole opens with scripture and prayer as speakers including Silas Seal and Mrs Ezra Dennis discuss Brazil Argentina Chile and Uruguay, living conditions, and college links.
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Young Missionary Meeting
South America
Southern Baptist Missions
Lelah
Cole
Jonah el
Margaliet Matthews
T.B. Ritsinger
Brazil
Argentina
Chile
Uruguay
Silas Seal
Ezra Dennis
T. B. Ritzinger
Rio Baptist College
Beulah Stephens
J.W. Brageul
Moreign Fields
L.B. Latimer
Calla Flenson
Newtons Visit as Family Activities Noted In Mansfield
I H J Newton and wife spent Sunday at Jesse Newton's home. Row Seal of Mansfield held appointments at New Hope. Paul Dorrell left Saturday for Tar River Oklo. Mike Runstetter left Wednesday for Port Riley Kans to see his son Marion, ill with pneumonia but slowly improving. Mitchell Hirks spent the weekend at home. Many from this area visited Gem City of the Ozarks Saturday. Rev JE Seal preaches at New Hope the first and third Saturdays and Sundays. Prayer meetings are on the second and fourth Sundays at 4 pm. All are invited. CASEY JONNS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Newton
Jesse Newton
Seal
Mansfield
New Hope
Paul Dorrell
Tar River
Oklo
Mike Ranstetter
Port Riley
Kans
Marion
Mitchell Hirks
Gem City of
the Ozarks
JE Seal
Casey Jonns
Greatly Benefited by Chamberlain's Tablets
Mrs M D Marwoud of Auburn New York states she suffered two years ago from indigestion headaches and a torpid liver. After starting Chamberlain's Tablets she quickly saw correction of these disorders and reports her health has been good since taking the bottles.
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Chamberlain
Windy Days and Preaching at Wolf Creek
Windy days and rain were noted as Rev Sterling Gaskill preached at Wolf Creek Sunday at 11 am. The Johnson literary society offered a short program and Geo Murrel spoke Thursday night. Light has gone to Virginia. Clarence Coday Jim and Jule Ivy left Sunday for Colorado. Little Lew Ryan suffers from a boll on his throat. Milt Coday and Mrs Clarence Coday and Roscoe Sikes spent Sunday at Rebovea Sikes. DOTTIE DIMPLE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Gaskill
Wolf Creek
Johnson Literary Society
Geo
Murrel
Pod
Light
Virginis
Clarence Coday
Jim
Jule Ivy
Colorado
Little Lew Ryan
Milt Coday
Mrs
Roscoe Sike
Rebovea Sikes
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Gains World Wide Reputation
A brief note extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, noting its rise from a small beginning to world wide fame and immense sale, suggesting its exceptional merit behind widespread esteem.
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Chamberlain
Novel antiseptic praised for wound care in medical note
W.I McCready of Quincy visited last week on business. Surgeons say prompt first treatment with an efficient antiseptic prevents infection and aids healing. Boroaone is promoted as an ideal antiseptic and healing agent for both man and beast in this promotional notice.
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W.I McCready
Quincy, Jr
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Mansfield Mirror
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W. A. Black
Gaiered
Pesteffics
Mansisid
Reigns Rt
Wee Deasta
Telefpeons
Erica
Frisco
E.C
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church
G. W. Holmes
J.d.reynolds
Church OF Christ
E.G. Churchill
Hartville
Atexas Wonder
Texas
Mall
Forest Home
Mr. Casen
Wii
Shores
Eva
Grace Richardson
Jessie Martin
Nellie Frye
Maude
Arley Findley
Alves Kennedy
Baptist
Baptist Church
Sanday
Toithe
Fone Farm
T.P. Henslee
Hart
Ville
Webter iMowler
Cal
Cardus
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart, Ind
C. P. Church
B. Y. P. U. Program
Dottie Dimple
castoRi
Regula
Rlco
Bears
Castoria
Wolf
C. E. White & Co
National Stock Yards
Illinois
C. E. White
Edgar J. T
Hallows Ofice
Arthur d. Hats
Hinckley
Ridgway
Herbert
Hallows Sheep
Bell
East
Kinloch
St. Clair
Mansfield Hotel
F. D. Mooney
Proprietor
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