23 Nov 1922
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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1922
Page
1
An old advertisement touts Herbine as a fine bowel tonic and laxative. It claims relief for irregular bowels and promises sales through all Deslers with a price of one ounce.
Mrs Jason Hight travels to Springfield last week Elmer Coday sick Red Star and M FLA busy week Norcross and W O Bean visit Mansfield Norwood Wisely items at P W Newtons offer vegetables fruits and candies for Thanksgiving Hazel Saik visits Willow Springs Myers Hight Qua rles Gartons host guests Misses Nice groceries listed Mrs Divan Liver Pills advertised by Buson Drug Co Ava visitors at Quarles Gartons. Missouri House Democratic majority 10 announced by secretary Charles Becher Senate also Democratic Radio Club forms to erect receiving station in Opera House Eighty citizens pledge 500 each for equipment and station expenses.
C E Program will present a Thanksgiving praise service at the M EB Church on Sunday at 7:00 PM. Leader May Yates will deliver the message with the subject Praise God from Psalms 145:1-2.
Official list of tax books for Sant Val Ley Township seeks tax payment and mentions Roy and Stephens Mansfield MI as the contact or payee. The note is formal and urges settlement of taxes with recipient to obtain receipt.
The Mansfield area reports visitors and activities including Mrs J B Quigley of Lebanon in Mansfield, Atty Ray J Brown in Seymour for a radio club meeting, RH Greer and Don Mackie from Marshfield discussing tomato canning plans, C Vollenweider of Seymour ordering 3 000 grape roots for Mansfield Vineyard and Orchard Co Demo plot, and Col Ray Dennis noting rising prices for good milch cows with top at 75 and herd average rising. A weather note mentions rain benefiting wheat grass and late pastures.
Official tax list for Pleasant Valley township urges timely payment to avoid penalty. Call and pay your taxes at Reynolds and Campbell Store, supervised by W. B. Hitchcock. Pay before the first to prevent penalties.
A mix of local visits by notable residents and business notes from Mansfield. Figures include J W Campbell of Seymour and Bert B Pratt of Ozark County, plus details on tomato canning output from Ava and Mansfield prospects. Mentions of Fisk Red Top tires and millinery sales conclude with price-cut incentives.
Seven and tenth grades note illness absences of Pauline Lyles and others. Prock and Smitch also miss days for work. Literary was organized and a debate on who was greatest, Lee or Grant, sided with the affirmative. Several pupils listed as sick. Thanksgiving designs are nearly finished in Art and Hand Work across grades. a program is planned for Wednesday afternoon next week.
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