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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1916
Page
3
N J Craig offers to loan money on good improved farms in Wright and Douglas counties. He seeks reliable borrowers with solid security and strong repayment prospects. Contact N J Craig for terms and eligibility.
Probate Court of Wright County Missouri grants letters of administration for the estate of G W Crain dated November 2 1916. Creditors must present claims within six months for allowances or be barred, and within one year from the last publication. W R Deaver is administrator with N J Craig attorney.
A decree in partition leads to a sheriff sale in Wright County Missouri. On December 6 1916 the east door of Hartville courthouse will host a public auction between 9am and 5pm for the west half of the northwest quarter of section 14 and the northeast quarter of section 15 totaling 120 acres, subject to the dower rights of S I Jury and other conditions. W I Creer sheriff.
Protracted Chapel meeting Sunday night led by Revs. Wilson and Marlow. Joe Rushing returns home after time in North Missouri. Miss Aleth Borders visited sister Mrs. Johnnie Dudley in New Grove. New Grove meeting closed Sunday. Rev. Wilson dined with Allen Wester Sunday. Crowd gathers at Midway Saturday afternoon. Chapel services scheduled every third Sunday by Rev. Lukie Marler.
An advertisement touts daily hot water before breakfast and Tassco as a harmless, pleasant remedy to boost digestion and oxygen carrying power of the blood. It urges outdoor time, regular weigh-ins, and continued use after meals and at bedtime to reduce obesity.
A cautious consumer notice extols buy from us promotions for groceries and vegetables with emphasis on fresh and canned goods. The message cites superior staple stock and mentions Regenberus, suggesting a local supplier or brand in the banner.
Farm loans offered with minimal delay by Ady Gro and B Freeman at the lowest prevailing rates. Local lenders advertise prompt service and competitive terms for agricultural financing.
Pea Ridge preaching at the Methodist church every 4th Sunday by Rev G F Bondy pastor. Sunday school each Sunday led by F A Dodson superintendent with Miss Verbie Fuge secretary. Homer Hedrick staying with Mr Kirkpatrick. John and Cieo Kelley with May tion Branstetter attended singing at Dennistown Saturday night. Miss Girlie Newton visited Mr Reeves and attended New Grove meeting. Miss Oral Newton went home with her teacher Miss Clark Friday evening. Prayer meeting at Pea Ridge church well attended Sunday night. Marion Branstetter Homer Hedrick H G Newton and wives, S K Hedrick and wife were in Ohio last week. Steamboat Bill.
A vintage ad touts Dr King’s New Discovery for cold symptoms like stuffed-up head and sore throat. It promises relief from irritated membranes, clearer breathing, and loosened phlegm with persistent use until the cold ends.
Antrim W. A. Green and family visited Mansfield in their new Ford. Polo Davis assists Frank Borders with a house addition. Miss Zelina Foster worked at Elmer Rushing's for two weeks. Farmers plowed roads last week. A. C. Legere works in Springfield. Ada Borders burned her hand after a stove incident but is recovering. Community news notes Sunday school at No. 5 every Sunday at 2 p.m. All invited.
Mrs KO Trewin of New Kensington says her sleepless nights come from her son Edwin’s croup. She used Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy and reports relief each time, noting mothers should keep a bottle at home and follow directions. Ad appears to be the source.
Do You Have Sour Stomach If you are troubled with sour stomach you should eat slowly and masticate your food thoroughly then take one of Chamberlain's Tablets immediately after supper Obtainable everywhere.
Walter Tpeck and Charley Al ford traveled to Springfield on Thursday for business. A small party Saturday night had a pleasant time. Fred Tpeck returned from Springfield on Tuesday and plans to stay. Sunday school meets every Sunday at 10:20 a. m. at Antioch. Everyone is invited.
L O Nieder of Manafield was in Ava Saturday to attend legal matters linked to the Coogax County Circuit Court call session.
An old advertisement touts MNE as a bowel regulator that aids the liver and stomach and restores strength and buoyancy. It claims price 50c and that the product is sold by all dealers.
An advertisement touts Ballard's Horehound Syrup to ease coughs and soothe irritated lungs. It promises healing of the lungs and easier breathing at a price of 25 cents per bottle, with 600 owed zero? The ad claims available from all dealers.
An historic ad promotes Genoline tablets as a general nerve tonic promising vigor and vitality. It claims affordability, a doctor approval, and a satisfaction guarantee, touting benefits for nervous prostration headaches hysteria trembling and neuralgia with mail order availability for out of town customers.
Luther Sharp of Mansfield is here building a dwelling house on the Young farm west of town on the Gasconade.
U S Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau forecasts fair weather and mild temperatures for the first half of the week starting Sunday November 18 1916 for the Upper and Middle Mississippi Valleys and Plains States Territory includes Illinois Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin South Dakota North Dakota Nebraska Missouri Kansas Oklahoma Arkansas. The latter part of the week likely brings unsettled weather with possible local snows rains and colder conditions.
An old advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh at all stages. It states the medicine acts internally, purifies blood surfaces, and builds constitutional strength. It offers a $100 reward for any unsatisfied case and directs readers to send for testimonials from F. S. Cheney & Co. in Toledo, Ohio.
Miss Lajia Reath of Mangfield was the guest of Miss Elinor Adama Sunday. Ava Herald reports a social visit in local society notes.
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