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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1922
Page
4
The new grape juice plant and the Welch juice plant at Springdale will start formally on Saturday November 25. The event is planned as one of the region's largest gatherings with several Ozark towns sending delegates to attend.
An advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh by cleansing the blood and healing mucous surfaces. It touts a thirty five year reputation, promises general health improvement, and a one hundred dollar reward for catarrh cases.
Oklahoma visit features Ernest Jackson back home as Miss Pearl sees him. Sunday gatherings include Sam Chadwell’s trip to Ava, Mrs. Bob Raney visiting Mrs. Sarah Lark, and Homer Chadwell with Phyoeas Barnett. Sterling Williams, a noted Sunday School worker, had an appointment at Seymour on November 12. sister Mrs. Lark traveled there, while Lark and family visited Douglas County. Four Moore boys started at Stony Point after a trip to Oklahoma. S.K. Barnett returned from Memphis business, Harden couple visited Erastus Curtis, Mike Kelly vacates Clarence Lilly place, Ussery family visited his father Sunray, and Otta Killion’s surprise birthday supper. Stony Point Friday visitors Maggie Fletcher and Virginia Moore noted. Harden visit to Mr. Hartman marked the day.
The Mirror reports a good rain Friday boosting stock water levels. Monroe Lansdown works at Cedar Gap and tends the firehouse at night, returning Saturday. M J Lansdown’s house suffered fire damage two weeks ago in the kitchen at about 1 AM. firefighters managed to stop the blaze with only minor losses to boxes and a window.
Bonarols were made the next day and the house repaired. Colin Farris and Pleas Revis have traded places. Revis visited James Lansdown Sunday. M. J. Lansdown visited his father and mother Sunday. Warl Edwards and wife visited her father’s wife Sunday. Fredie Liles visited James Lansdown Sunday. Word is to look for Walter Edwards and wife as they plan to return to the Ozarks in two weeks. Mat Lansdown bought W. T Louis term of moves. Hob Lansdown bought his corn and “Gane patch” among other items. Mer Louis is gone but destination unknown.
A vintage ad urges buyers to look for Bayer on aspirin packages or tablets to ensure genuine Bayer Aspirin for headaches toothaches earaches and rheumatic pains. It notes tablets come in twelve per box or bottles of 24 or 100 and claims the product is a monogacetic acid ester of salicylic acid.
A lost mother born 1904 departed 1921 is mourned by Mrs Haden Coday Mrs John Harvey Mr Jason McClellan and Mr Jesse McClellan. The family reflects on her love and guidance and the hope of reunion in heaven as they cope with sorrow and remember her kindness.
The Ava and Norwood basketball teams did not play Friday November 17 due to rain and ruin. The Elrod heirs had a sale Saturday. Miss Exie Allen was absent last week, with several others missing the first part of the week because of the rain. The Suhool Girls.
Construction to begin on a 400 000 grape juice plant in Springdale Arkansas by Welch Grape Juice Company of Westfield New York. Groundbreaking next Saturday features Dr C Welch J M Karn A Hilton and Governor McRae possible. Initial 90 by 180 foot brick and concrete buildings to house engines and rails for 192d crop. more units planned as production grows.
Mansfield resident W S Smith recalls years of kidney pains from heavy carpentry work. After using three boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills, his back soreness and swelling eased and he reports little kidney trouble since. Sold for 10 cents at dealers. Foster Milling Co Buffalo NY. Adv No 62.
Sunny Slope and nearby residents share visits and calls. Gulda Bennett spoke with Dee Caudle on Saturday while Ike Bennett and family visited at Dave Bennetts in Olatha. Ed Bennett called Sunday, Ed Caudle and Maxwell attended a Macomb meeting.
Mrs Ella L Button of Kirkville New York writes that Chamberlains Tablets have done her a world of good and that she has recommended them to many friends. She notes relief from indigestion and constipation and urges others to try the medicine.
A roundup of visits and events across Bryant and nearby towns. Mrs A M Brentlinger traveled to Kansas to visit relatives. Bessie McCrue stayed with Jessie Wallace. Will Amos visited Bryant relatives. Frank Broyles, Mr and Mrs Quas Prye and children were in Ava. Harry McCrite went to Kansas City. W C Reece conducted a stock sale in Mansfield. The Teachers Association and School Board Convention will meet in Ava from November 23 to 25 with attendees receiving Thursday and Friday as time off.
An advertisement for Texas Wonder claims it treats kidney and bladder troubles including gravel and weak backs. Sold by mail and druggists for $1.26 with testimonials available. Dr E B Ball lists 292 Olive Street St Louis Missouri as contact.
You are notified to not hunt or trespass on listed Iowa farms including M H Barlow EB A Starck B FP Veit J B Wismen W Shafer Q A Edwards W C Johnson W O Williams Chas Myers A J Wilder Mrs C A Darnell B Harrison S E Spence Roger L Williams Gen Dewhirst Jehbo W Brentlinger Mrs Neva Baker J BE Greenwood and son. Names added to this list for the season.
A public auction will be held at the seller's farm 524 miles south of Mansfield on Prairie Hollow road on Friday December 1 1922 at 10 o clock. The catalog lists four horses eight cattle two ponies eight dozen hens and various farm tools and household goods with details for each animal and item. Terms are cash on sums up to 10 and eight percent interest notes for larger amounts with no removal until terms are met.Jack Howe owner Roy R Dennis auctioneer G C Freeman clerk.
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