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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1916
Page
6
Rev G W Holmer of Seymour filled his regular appointment at the M E Church here Sunday morning and evening delivering splendid and timely sermons He conducted a prayer meeting Thursday night and plans to spend about a week here at each monthly appointment Large audiences testified to his ability and popularity
In heavy rain rheumatic twinges and neuralgia are common, and Sloan's Liniment offers quick relief by penetrating without rubbing. It soothes sore joints and aching muscles after overwork, and quickly eases bruises, sprains, and minor injuries for children with prompt application. Get a bottle today at your druggist 2d.
Delegates appointed by Gov K W Major to the Ozark Trails convention at Oklahoma City this week include J E Koch and Phil Erb of Cedar Gap H M Hubbard M Mitchell J A Chase W S Candler W E Young R F Baker A F Collier and J W Key of Mountain Grove and Dr H L Calhoun of Norwood.
A cautionary ad notes that recurring colds weaken the body and raise the risk of chronic catarrh, pneumonia, or consumption. It promotes Cham terisip's Cough Remedy, praised by thousands, affordable at a quarter and widely available.
J. J. Russell formerly of near Macomb was arrested last week by Constable S J White and Deputy Constable Joe H Dennis at his son in law's home near Mansfield on a charge of disposing of mortgaged property. He was taken to Hartville by Mr Dennis. His trial is set for today before Justice C L Beach.
An advertisement warns Americans to guard against kidney trouble from overeating and uric acid buildup. It touts Kidneco tablets as a quick, inexpensive remedy made from harmless ingredients, claimed to flush kidneys, neutralize urine acidity, and end bladder disorders with regular use.
L. T. Vanney of Norwood was in Ava on Saturday handling legal business, as reported by the Herald.
An advertisement touts Ballard's Snow Liniment as a powerful remedy for neuralgia of the face shoulder hands or feet claiming it penetrates foul odors and fat tissue to relieve suffering and restore normal conditions. Priced 25c 50c and 1.00 per bottle, sold by all dealers.
Sedalia Missouri November 2 Mrs W H Paul wife of Sedalia's fire chief at 800 Rust Fourth street publicly endorses Tanlac the master medicine citing relief from stomach trouble nervousness choking sensation and improved strength since October 15 She claims Tanlac cured her indigestion and boosted appetite and work capacity Jason Drug Co advertises the remedy in Mansfield
Otto Austin and Ada Brook of Dawson. Homer Frey of Manes and Lou Denton of Alice. W M Grimes and May Rose of Masen. Hurtville Republican.
Urges rapid attention to early kidney symptoms and presents a testimonial praising Downey s Kidney Pills used by Mrs W T Garten of Wilkow Springs Missouri. Claims dizziness back pain headaches and frequent painful secretions improve with the product. Ad states price and Buffalo New York promoter Foster Milburn Co. is involved.
Joe Rabey of Diggins will succeed George Werth as L'risco section foreman here on December 1. He was here during the summer.
Quarterly road reports approved with many line items including M A Williams Wade Jason Kindle and Sanford Girson payments. Petition to establish road, school fund runoff, bond mortgage cancellations, erroneous assessment relief, and tax collection orders noted plus warrants issued for various beneficiaries and payrolls.
The Amanda Parvis operation, already in splendid shape, has been notably upgraded with an up to date poultry louse MM housing 200 pellets. The laying room measures 20 by 14 feet, a feed room 16 by 20 feet, a broader louse 10 by 20 feet, a concrete incubator cellar and an upstairs 22 by 22 foot space, a storage room 10 by 22 feet plus space for broody coops grain and straw. A workroom connects to the feed room. Two breeding litses measure Hex 16 feet and one 10 by 30 feet. These are all of the foul proof style. Messrs. Andrews and Stanton Tow have about 500 hens with room for 250 more. They ship infertile eggs weekly to St Louis, receiving 35e per dozen. Later they expect to ship from 2 tod cases nm weels.
Rev G Chadwell returned from Little Creek where he led a week long meeting at the Little Creek Baptist Church assisted by blind evangelist Rev Headley Davis of Aariville. Two conversions and five additions to the church were reported. Large gatherings and orderly conduct marked the revival. Chadwell starts a Mission Temple meeting Sunday with Davis likely assisting and may also serve Cedar Gap and Antioch, though unable to meet those requests. Davis remains a popular preacher in demand.
The Greene county election of justices of the peace was declared invalid due to no lawful provision for their election at this time. Statutes authorize elections for 1914 and 1918, not 1916, per a cited supreme court ruling. Four Wright County justices elected: GLV Ashworth Pleasant Valley Alf Owens Wood TED Kelley Ak Creek WD Knost Union.
Mrs Chaco C Garton resigns as room two teacher at Ava parade schools. Dad joins husband at Willow Springs where he is principal of Willow Springs High School. Miss Leva Wilson chosen by the Ava school board to fill the vacancy. Herald
Route three named Jao enjoys mild weather while snow conditions ease. A brief note records calm travel and pleasant skies during a seasonal shift.
The text notes illness improvement this morning for W A Glenn his wife and daughter Stella and Mrs ChisLand with Chey traveling to relatives in Phelphs Co. It also mentions preaching at New Hope Baptist church every second Saturday and Sunday at 10 00 a m led by Rev G Chadwell.
Coe Harris and his wife along with Mrs. D S Dorrell spent Sunday evening at Silas Moon's enjoying the social gathering and fellowship with neighbors.
Mrs Ralph White left last week for Maderna to join her husband who has been there some time.
Mrs Ta Le Tand and Mixs Alice Matlock attended Friday prayer at M 1B church. Sunday night service was well attended. Olaf Newton and other citizens collected nuts for squirrels earlier in the week. Nut donations drop off at C L Beach's office. Refreshments served at C B S meeting Friday night.
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