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Advertises farm loans at the lowest prevailing rates with no delay. Mentions Gro Freeman as contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gro
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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1918
Page
4
Rainy crops and a village turkey market
The rural scene notes abundant rain and excellent wheat. Mrs Allen’s sale drew steady attendance with strong prices, including a gobbler sale to Norwood for over eight dollars. A birthday supper for Mrs Katie Long drew sixty nine guests, a large feast, and festive humor. Sanol ads promote kidney relief at 50c and 1.00.
Local Social Snippets Spark Quiet Weekend
Bryant Miss Minnie Goss visited Miss Beasle Sullivan over the weekend. Arthur Motts is ill with influenza and Miss Vina Miller is reported very ill with influenza. Bystanders note cheerful smiles among all present, pondering the reason en masse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Goss
Beasle Sullivan
Arthur Motts
Vina Miller
More Eggs Tonic Promises Double Hen Egg Yields
Poultry ad touts 160 hens laying 1500 eggs in 21 days with More Eggs tonic. Claims a dollar package doubles annual output, offers three dollar packages prepaid for fall, backed by a million dollar refund guarantee and a free poultry book. Sentinel tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.m.patton
Waverly
Bens
FE. J. Keefer
Dept
Reefer Bidg
Kansas City
Reefer
Heeler
Wanted Black Walnut Meats Pulpwood Trade Ad
Wanted Black Walnut Meats. We pay 45 cents per pound and parcel post charges. Remittance made immediately upon receipt of your shipment. The James A. Harper Supply Co.
Lead Hill Social Notes and Local Updates
An itemized snippet from Lead Hill reports weather and health notes after a Saturday electrical storm with rain and cold. The community mentions Sam Goss recovering from flu, local families visiting and helping, hog butchering by Mrs. Kiser and sons with John Morris and Joe Goss, and traffic on moving to Springfield for work. Sunday school remains held each Sunday at 2:30 p.m. Liza Jane.
Croup Warning Promotes Chamberlain Cough Remedy
Public notice urges parents to obtain Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and study its directions to treat croup promptly. Emphasizes the remedy's popularity and success and the need to follow instructions exactly in case of an attack.
Prairie Hollow and Olathe Railroad of Local Happenings
Prairie Hollow and Olathe record community life with pie supper at Macomb attended by Doc Gates and wife. A Sunday family reunion at Rev B B Hylton home includes Jake Hylton and family, Zeke Hylton, Leeman Hylton and Mrs Chas Baker and children totaling 22. Frank Mays returns from service of Uncle Sam bearing war wounds and pride. Fern Brazeal mourned by neighbors after her death. Alva Freeman of Macomb wounded in France, hospital bound. Mrs Chas Baker and children to Kansas after visit. Mrs Miller visits Payton Quessenberry. Leonard Roy again ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doc Gates
Macomb
B.B. Hylton
Jake Hylton
Zeke Hylton
Leeman Hylton
Frank Mays
Sam
Altho
Kaiser
John Inman
Ernest Roy
Rinda Brazeal
Fern Brazeal
Fern
Alva Freeman
France
Chas. Baker
Kansas
Jim Brazeal
Jesse
Camp Funston
Ira
Roy Brazeal
Betty Stuttler
J. W. Edwards
Thureday
Sam Letasinger
Tom Bogart
Hosea
Ernest
Mt Pleasant Territory Preaching Schedule and Local News
Mt Pleasant territory holds preaching every second Saturday and Sunday. People glad to hear the war is over. Mr Chambers moved to Barnes farm on Monday. Mr Bogart moved to Strong farm on Monday. Ben Newton cut his foot severely while cutting wood. Hiram Jackson of Norwood visited Barney Smith’s Saturday night and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Pleasant
Mr. Chambers
Barnes Farm
Mr. Bogart
Strong Farm
Ben Newton
Hiram Jackson
Norwood
Barney Smiths
Hohenzollerns
Germany
Brance
Snow Liniment Demand in Damp Weather
In damp chilly weather many seek Ballards Snow Liniment for rheumatic aches and pains. Experience shows it provides relief as soon as twinges begin. Sold by Wil deaters in medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil Deatere
For Sale Southwest Kansas 1840 Acres Ranch Near Satanta
sale of 1840 acres along Santa Fe railway six miles from Satanta in a commercial town with good markets. land is mostly grass with 40 percent farming land, abundant sheet water to 40 feet, mild climate, windmill, house and barn, 80 acres cultivated, no canyons or stones. price 12.50 per acre with installment terms. plat available. MOSEST BANTA Beloit Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest
Kansas
Satanta
Santa Fe
Mosest
Banta
Beloit
Wayside Gleanings and Church Notes at Macomb Methodist
Sunday school continues at Macomb Methodist each Sunday. It notes illness to Eugene Doyel and Mrs Frankie Hale with influenza, a successful pie supper raising 101 dollars despite rain, and upcoming Christian Endeavor meeting led by Joe Doyel. A patriotic wartime reflection celebrates Allied victory and plans, with praise for American troops and a rejection of German causes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macomb Methodist Church
Eugene Doyel
Frankie Hale
Huenza
Robertson
Boss Findley
Christian Endeavor
Joe Doyel
Pleasant Knob meets for rain relief drive and visit
A fine rain preceded a Tuesday night gathering with a surprise singing on Gus sie and L J Rushing. Attendees included Miss Millig Rushing and brothers Everett and Ray, plus Joe Rushing. Mrs Verba Blankenship and daughter joined by Misses Bessie Glass and Irmey Kennedy. Red Cross contributions totaled SHO from numerous local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gussie
L. J. Rushing
Millig Rushing
Everett and
Ray
Joe
Verba Blankenship
Bessie Glass
Irmey Kennedy
Pleasant Knob Red Cross
Samuel Blevins
George Blevens
Mr. Knight
F. D Howard
Ig Trussell Walters
Wm. Waltters
Gus Rushing
Wm. Dudley
L. M. Musgrave
Otto Simmons
Lile Wells
Joe Rushing
Fred Thompson
Pearl Brazeal
Mr. Genter
Benton Crawford
Sho
Wild wedding anniversary surprise in Hemingford area
Oak Forest Mrs Akers welcomed a twelve year awaited visit from her sister and two children from Hemingford Nebraska on Saturday. Other notes report typhoid fever, grippe, and influenza affecting Mrs Stone and Donald Glenn while C A Beal visited Mansfield. Mrs John Ryan and Mr Akers with wife visited Mrs Ryan's sister Mrs Ff Stark on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Stone
Jonah Johnson
Wim, Bearce
Mr. Dixon
John Smith
James Anderson
Donald Glenn
C.A. Beal
Mansfield
John Ryan
Akera
Mr. Ryan
Ff. Stark
N J Craig Seeks Loans on Improved Keith Wright Douglas Farms
N J Craig states he has capital available to loan on good, improved farms located in Keith Wright or Douglas counties. The financier invites inquiries from potential borrowers with suitable properties and solid returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J. Craig
Keither Wright
Douglas
Local Notes From Flat Rock Social Circle
Flat Rock residents include Miss Bessie Churchill boarding and in school, with influenza spreading in town. Walter Rippee visits Ernest Wade, ill with influenza, as Miss Carrie Hendrick returns from Oklahoma. Es at Sunday gatherings with Berry Doyle and wife include Misses Millie Trent Margie and Susie Wilson. Susie Wilson heads to Springfield. John Churchill spent Sunday with Charlie Baker. A bowel regulator Herbine praised for aiding digestion and mood. Sol hy midewers in medicine, ady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Churchill
Walter Rippee
Ernest Wade
Carrie Hendrick
Oklahoma
Berry Doyle
Millie Trent
Margie
Susie Wilson
Springfield
John Churchill
Charlie Baker
Reward offered for information leading to conviction
A $200 reward is offered by R G Raney of Norwood Missouri for information that will lead to the conviction of the person or persons responsible for the death of his son Clifton Raney. The reward will be paid upon conviction of the guilty party or parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Raney
R. G. Raney
Norwood, Mo
Adv
Daffodil Garland Hope Amid Cold Weather News
Local bulletin reports blustery cold, health notes, and a casualty roster headed by Mrs. W H Hale and family with many others named. It notes several deaths Fern Brazeal and Reyme Hale, expresses sympathy, and lists visits and illnesses among neighbors including Samp and Link Letsinger families and Camp Funston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.H. Hale
Bill
George
Lester
Robert Morass
Gracie
Mias May Hopper
Paul Williams
Myrtle
Jack Brazeal
Floyd Hale
G.W
J.w.brentlinger
Rinda Brazeal
Nola
Samp
Link Letsinger
Sleep Aids Sleep Better With Chamberlain Tablets
One of the common causes of insomnia is indigestion. Take one Chamberlain's Tablet after supper and you may rest and sleep better. They cost a quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Singing at Antioch and church at Pleasant Valley
Well attended services Sunday night at Antioch and Pleasant Valley churches. L. J. Rushing and wife made a business trip to Seymour on Monday. The Midway saw mill has been moved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antioch
Pleasant Valley
L. J. Rushing
Seymour
Midway
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Rev. Tate
John A. Williama, Jr
Mhoff
Katie Long
Ed. Tharp
Joe Land
Sanol
Bryant
James A. Harper Supply Co
Agenteph
Peyton Nuragries
Bounville
Sam Goss
Croup
Prairie Hollow
Olathe
Mt. Pleasant Territory
Leo Latzar
Chicago
Harris Truat
A.b.benesch &Co
Central National Bank
St. Louis
Missouri
Consolidated Stock Exchange of New York
Olive
Central
R. E. Williams Watchmaker and Jeweler
Frieco
Thomas R. Dean
Mount Olive
T. A. Kay Ava, Mo
Roy
Dennis Mansfield
Kay
J.D. Revis
J.r.mcintosh
M. M. Martin
Manafield
Mountain Grove
L. E. Cote
Mankin
Warwick Hotel
St.Louis
Sheridan
Bouldin-Ryan Furniture Co. Undertakers
T.b.bouldin
Jarrett Bldg
North Side
I.R. Knotwell
F. M. Huffman
N. C. Boyle
Electric
Southweat
PE. Thal
Woodrutt Id
Ira Turley
W. Hopper
Mrs. Hopper
Pete Brazeal
Jack
J. D. Kelley
Peggy Short
D. J. Landers
Cole’s
F. A. Cole
A.C. Roy
Jim’s Cafe
J. H. Atkisson
Mansfield, Missouri
Mack Davis
T.f.lenhart Undertaker
Ward B. Hitchcock
C. A. Stephens
J. D. Avery
Mansfield, Mo
Lodge Directory
Mansfield Royal Arch
M. E. Gorman
J. E. Graig
Modern Woodmen of America
Mansfield Camp
W.A. Black
Conaul
Henry Dennis
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