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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1922
Page
3
fragments list J and Craig as mayors or officials with roles such as police judge and other titles. includes names Marehal-Jot Coday W VY Powe Uir de Tarne and LF Livestan Alomar Wymouth in unclear order. reads like a garbled roster of local authorities and positions.
Reading lists service numbers and routes for East Bound and West Bound trains. No.101 passenger 55 on No.241 local freight 1154 No.103 passenger 55 on West Bound No.102 passenger SW to No.240 local freight 1115 No.104 passenger 650 pa L, F. Agent LIVINGSTON.
After arrival of Prisco train 104 the schedule shows arrival at Ava at 11304 m and departure 340 p. w. From Ava the service reaches Mansfeld at 6.6 500 p mw then leaves Mansfield at 1000 p mw and Ava at 3204 w. Fred Grover, Avent
The Sandey Baptist Church holds Sunday worship every week at 4 45 AM with Superintendent W L Matthews and preacher Rev F L Keliev. Services are led by Pastor Jat and the third Saunders as assistants.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church announces preaching every first Sunday by Rev A. B. Humphrey. Sunday school held every Sunday at 6:45 a.m. G. W. Freeman serves as superintendent.
Preaching services on the third and fourth Sundays both morning and evening led by Rev. W A Gray, Pastor. Sunday should be every Sunday at 4th am. J W Paterson serves as Superintendent.
D H Kay superintendent preaches every second Sunday and Oscar Wright serves as pastor at the Church of Christ location noted as 46. The brief notice calls for regular worship services each Sunday.
The Mansfield Chamber of Commerce meets the first Thursday of each month at Odd Fellows Hall. Dr A J Clark serves as President and Oliver B Davie as Secretary.
The Youths Companion publishers request subscribers to pay 250 for the 82 issues of 192% 9 Calendar dates and a calendar of The Preceditip for each succeeding day. The calendar, published in standard form for years, is promoted for novelty and convenience.
Prank Miles notes in the Knoxville Journal that a city is the composite soul of its people. The piece urges residents to care for urban life and treat others with respect to improve neighborhood tone and public perception.
A historic ad touts a safe effective tonic by Delacy Chemical Co of St. Louis to restore gray hair to its natural color and shine. It guarantees gradual improvement without harm, offering prepaid direct orders and nationwide distribution through original outlets.
The Corliss and Matthews Tobacco pouch near Branson reports 45 000 pounds stored in three large barns. Mr Corliss negotiates with Western Loose Leaf Tobacco Company for the season's sale as growers see rising prices and plan to expand acreage next year.
G H W Moers of Lawrence County living near Zion on Honey Creek harvested ten acres of cow peas yielding about 200 bushels of seed. At roughly 29 cents per bushel, plus ten tons of hay valued at eleven dollars per ton, the crop shows a distinct farm advantage though exact profit is hard to estimate.
An advertisement claims Liquid Bordzone treats wounds from rusty nails with rapid healing. It touts antiseptic and healing properties and lists price points 6Oe and 3120. Sold by all dealers.
A fragmented and garbled OCR fragment offers no clear events or names. It mentions seasonal advice and caution about dangers to children, with no verifiable people places or organizations to anchor a concise summary. The readable portion hints at safety or health notes but lacks specific facts.
Howell County Gazer reports George Suits of Polletia hl & Gas Co of St Paul Minnesota secured funds to finish the Pomona oil well. Suits states recovery of the bore skin and assets follows, with casing to be set and the well cased as drilling continues toward completion. Officials say the crew is about to strike oil within two years, in Howell County Missouri.
Norwood town notes a basketball postponement due to illness in the family. Athenian Literary Society met with Myrtle Ray, Brose Creaver, Allie Bruton, Myris Brazed, and Mrs Mallet. visits and a warble game near the brisin station are mentioned. School dismissals for two holidays precede Thanksgiving. Miss by a Householder resigns as Ova Opa Society president. Mosely named Girls High captain. play under Mr Steele to be staged after Christmas.
A nostalgic meditation praising gratitude for American liberty, unity, religious faith, and national strength. The piece extols military sacrifice, democratic rights, education, and natural wealth, concluding with pride in the United States as the land of opportunity and liberty. It highlights unity among diverse peoples and devotion to law and order.
In this community a varied trio, a clerK, a teacher, and a businessman, are urged to consider the Springfield Buy Idtis College Correspondence Course offered for $2500 by Writer A Taylor. The ad hints at a tax or test note and catalog details.
Sunday visits spread through the community as Mr and Mrs Irance Morelun spent the day at Manard Will tamus. Families including Henslee Coday Moody and others shared social hours with relatives and friends, with Juanita Henslee seen in several visits.
Plut Rock Harney Letsinger and the Lunds visited Noamaker home Sunday while Joe Hendrick called on Mr Draper. Ace larbutten sold two cows to Mr Turner and Mr Sals bury. Moody is reported no better. Tarbutten and R Blank were visited Thursday. Howe plans a sale and a trip to California as Virgil Moody and G B Nonamaker were noted visiting Friday.
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