Official Statement of Farmers and Merchants Bank 1916
No 1584 official statement of the financial condition of Farmers and Merchants Bank Mansfield Missouri dated November 17 1916 and published November 23 1916 lists resources loans and discounts real estate banking house furniture and fixtures and due from banks with totals and liabilities including capital stock undivided profits deposits and time certificates. Signatures of G W Freeman president and Geo A Freeman cashier.
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Aid
State of Missouri
County of
Wright
G.W. Freeman
Geo. B. Freeman
Sail Bank
G. W. Freeman
Geo. A. Freeman
Roy Hand
C. A. Stephens
Seal Notary Public
W. Freeman
M. A. Freeman Tieo
B. Freeman
Winter woes and farm notes from Forest Home area
The column reports cold, scarce rain, and frugal sentiment as farmers brace for a hard winter. It notes stock warmth prices, farm activity, and local travel, with chatter about cotton prices, eggs, and shoe costs. Nearby residents, visits, and plans for spring plowing are also mentioned.
Norwood Neighbors and Visitors in Busy Week
Norwood residents report routine visits, moves, and trips across nearby towns. Henry Barnett returns home to Okha while Mrs. Kya Barnett relocates to Springfield. W J Paden tours Mountain Grove. A H Alten and wife plan Wichita trip. Jas McMaster from Miami Okla visits on business. The Ryan Banking Co publishes its sound financials and Rebekah lodge opens in Norwood with 38 members.
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W.S. Elrod
Springfield
Newton's
Norwood
Ailo
Nash
Cheney
Kya Barnett
W. J. Paden
Mountain Grove
A. H. Alten
Wichita
Kasson
Jas
McMaster
Miami
Okla
Bushy
Alexander
Fran WS
Elrod
Getit
Newton
Lineh
Norweal
Missoni Actuary Bureau of
Program of Clark Township Teachers Meeting at Fairview
The Clark Township Teachers Meeting will be held at Fairview school, 124 miles southeast of Norwoal. Welcome by J R Bruton. Responses by P M Ussery. Reading The Beginners by Virgil Carter. Language elementary by Spurgeon Vin Noy. Advanced work by Mamie Inmac. Discussions by Miss Erwin Virgil Raney Kay and Rev Ed Brook. Mrs P O Carlan presides. All teachers are urged to attend. P M Ussery leads reading circle.
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Clark Township
Fairview School
Norwoal
J.R Bruton
P.M. Ussery
Virgil Carter
K. L. Jarrett
Spurgeon Vin Noy
Mamie Inmac
Miss Erwin
Virgil Raney
Prof. Kay
Norwood High School
Ed Brook
P.O. Carlaon
Orla Walker
John M. Carter
Pine Tar Honey Marketed For Cold Relief
Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey claims to soothe irritated membranes cleanse the throat and loosen phlegm easing severe colds. A dose is suggested to prevent a hacking cough with winter use and available at druggists for 25 cents.
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Dr. Bell
Dr King's New Life Pills Ad Full Bowel Movement
An old time drug advertisement promotes Dr King s New Life Pills as a gentle yet effective laxative to remove impurities from the system. It claims to cure dizziness pimples and muddy complexion with a nightly dose for a morning bowel movement and lists a 25 cent price.
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Dr. King
Cold Spring Excelsior School Pie Supper Friday
Cold Spring Excelsior School plans a pie supper on Friday evening December 1 to raise funds for the school. All residents are invited to attend and support the school effort.
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Excelsior School
Lizzie Roach
Soula Lord Home
the Knob
Mia. J.gray
Don Holt
Local Moves and Socials Highlight Brushy Knob News
Brushy Knob residents report moves and visits with W T Morgan and wife vacating their store for convenience. Ed Morgan sells young mule ton to Allan Page. Cap Hall family returns from Bryant due to George Hall injury. Rebekahs hold regular meeting with Pearl Fosters initiated. Mrs Paris hosts guest. teachers Morgan and Lord plan Shiloh reading circle. Russell Walkers relocate near Mansfield for work with George Miller. Dap Halls move to Calaway Riley place near work. Mrs James visits daughter Mrs Ed Morgan.
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W.T. Morgan
Alice King
Rebekahs
Pearl Fosters
Margaret Wyant
Paris
Ed Morgan
Allan Page
Cap Hall
Hazel
Bryant
George Hall
Mesdames Morgan
Lord
Shiloh
Minne Barclay
Larissa
Grace Sharpton
Cheney
Rebekah
Russell Walker
Mansfield
George Miller
Dap Hall
Tive
Calaway Riley Place
James
Inter eating program night supports school funds
A Friday inter eating program drew a large crowd and raised 26389 dollars for bool and other school improvements. Datha Standifer of Shi loh won the most popular girl plate while Hosea Freeman received the socks for the biggest footed man. Alma Hall of Stony Point attended as a guest of Mrs. Eva Morgan Pri. Week end guests included Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Morgan and their little grandson visiting their daughter Mrs. Jos. Baker of Brushy Knob. Thelma Baker visited at her parents home at the Knob over the weekend. Pearl Foster joined Ben Hylton for dinner and prayer Sunday. Ethel and Tilda Graves of Norwood and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Millnap of Hickory Flat attended. Tennie Dixin was a guest of Rev. Standifer of Olathe. Johnnie Smith visited Filer to see his sister Mrs. Atta McCall, ill with pneumonia. An advertisement promotes BAL LARD'S HOREHOUND SYRUP with a free HERRICK'S RED PEPPER POROUS PLASTER for coughs.
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Datha Standifer
Shiloh
Hosea Freeman
Alma Hall
Stony Point
Eva Morgan Priday
Rufus Morgan
Jos. Baker
Brushy Knob
Thelma Baker
the Knob
Pearl Foster
Ben Hylton
Ethel
Tilda Graves
Norwood
Harry Millnap
Hickory Flat
Tennie Dixin
Rev
Standifer
Olathe
Johnnie Smith
Filer
Atta McCall
D. Martin
Freight car shortage burdens Mansfield shipment flow
Considerable stock remains to be shipped from Mansfield but a freight car shortage complicates the task.
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Mansfield
Indigestion Relief Ad Promises Quick Aid
A reader testimonial from Mrs. Thomas Casey of Edineva New York claims her husband endured years of indigestion with stomach pains after meals until Chamberlains Tablets provided immediate relief. The ad notes availability everywhere.
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Chamberlain
Thomas Casey
Edivneva
N. Y
Fairview Weather, Visitors and a Thanksgiving Program
The town notes continued warm weather with rain scarce and wells drying. Ida Sever returned from Kansas City. James Cole and family from near Onio visited relatives. Grandma Carlson improved from rheumatism. Jule Turgon hosted Viola Turgon and Mrs Allen before their move to Kansas. P O Carlson hauled wood. Chas Sever rented his farm to move to Kansas City. A pie supper netted 27.70 for the school district. Local visits included Mrs Chas Lyon near Mountain Grove visiting Chas Seger and family. John Seger and Mrs N E Mitchell called at Carlson home. Mrs G K Carlson and sister Mrs Philip Jillian hosted young people with a three course dinner and games. Attendees included Aluin and Elba Cole, Alma and Esther Carlson, Zelphia Cole, Florence Lacy, Ruth Brook, Macy Jarrett, Roy McAllister, Libert Bruton, Orla Jarrett, Wesley Lacy, and Cecil and Elmer Cooley. Fairview school plans a Thanksgiving program with Teachers’ Mending Circle. dinner will be served at the school house and all are invited.
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Grandma Carlson
Jule Turgon
Misa Viola Turgon
Allen
Kansas
P.O. Carlson
G. Cooley
Chas Sever Las
Kansas City
Fairview
Chas. Lyon
Near Mountain Grove
Chas. Seger
John Seger
Carlson
G. KE. Qcarlaon
Phiilip Jillian
Severa
Aluin
Elba Cole
Alma
Esther Carlson
Zelphia Cole
Florence Lacy
Ruth Brook
Macy Jarrett
Roy McAllister
Libert Bruton
Orla Jarrett
Wesley Lacy
Cecil
Elmer Cooley
Fairview School
Mending Circle
Financial Statement of Ryan Banking Co. Norwood Mo 1916
No. Lula presents the Financial Statement of Ryan Banking Co. at Norwood Missouri as of November 17 1916. Published in Mans Held Mirror Mansfield Missouri on November 24 1916. The statement lists loans real estate overdrafts due from other banks cash items currency specie total capital stock paid in surplus fund undivided profits net subject to check and deposits including time certificates of deposit.
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Lula
The
Ryan Banking Co
Norwood
State of Missouri
Mansfield
State of
Missouri
County of
Wright
R.A. Ryan
J. M. Ryan
A. D
John N.busby
Aman
Hitchcocksp
Connolly
Calhoun
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Forest Home
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Albert Clin
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J. M. Little
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Okha
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W.S Elrod
Shields
P.M. Rushmore
Insurance Company of North America
Hosea Stout
Ady
J. N. Bushy
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Wm. M. Miller
Myrtle Shinpaugh
Pred Gates
Ava Herald
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Turner
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Norwoo
J. As. Lamar
Ola Nall
Jewell
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Bowman Gideon
Misa Marjorie Purtle
Hartville
Lee Bouldin
Reva. G. Chadwell
J. W. Roberts
Mr. Chadwell
I. A. Lee
Yan
Peter Barnett
Black Fublishing CO
Mra
Barred Rock
Panama
Mammoth Rouen Ducks
Kate Holland
A.e.thurber
Greensburg, MO
L. C. Adam Mercantiles O
Cedarvaio
P. M. Ussery
Reading Circle Work
Wie Power
WM. W. Tarbutton
Partners & Merchants Hank Building
H. J. Schorield
Norwood, Missouri
Thompson Motor CO
Free Air Tankin Garage
Norwood, MO
F. M. Huffman
Jessie Spurrier
Ava
R.a.ryan
Howard Spurrier
Domglas County
Will Spurrier
Will
St. James
Ballard
Herrick
Ida Sever
Kanana City
James Cole
Near Onio
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