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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1922
Page
5
The Welch juice plant at Springdale with a $400,000 facility will host a large gathering on November 28 as part of a regional convention. Delegates from several nearby towns in the dark country are expected to attend this major community event.
A 19th century style promotion claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh by cleansing the blood and mucous surfaces. The ad offers a $100 reward for proof of cure and urges immediate use, noting twelve years of testimonial expansion and nationwide distribution through J Cheney & Co. of Toledo, Ohio.
Fragmentary notes report house repairs after boards were moved, with scattered names and errands. Mentions include Culea Barris, Pleas Resis, Kevis, Lapsdown, Edwards family, Liles, Linsdown, and a vague Walter Haveards vicinity search. Details are garbled and names partially unreadable.
An old advertisement urges buyers to insist on Bayer or Bayeron tablets to ensure genuine aspirin. It lists uses such as cold relief, headaches, rheumatism, and neuralgia, noting Bayer’s monopoly on aspirin and detailing package sizes and prices despite garbled OCR.
Norwood Route 1 Ernest Jackson returns from Oklahoma visiting home folks. Miss Pearl Thompson stays with Mrs. Bob Jackson. Chadwell makes a business trip to Ava. Mrs. Lark and family visit Douglas County. Four Moore boys start at Stony Point school after returning from Oklahoma. Brittle notes of neighbors and a country life.
Hello to all the readers of the good old Mirror. Did you get a good rain Friday We sure did and have plenty of stock water now. Monroe Lansdown is still working at Cedar Gap at the cider press he is the fireman and cleaner at night. He comes home on Saturday night only and goes back Sunday night. M J Lansdown had damage to his house Sunday two weeks ago from a fire that started in his kitchen at about 11 o'clock in the night. Fire alarm woke him at 12 and it was hard to stop but quick work saved most items with only some boxes an open window and one side of the roof damaged.
The Welch Grape Juice Company plans a $400000 plant start in Springdale Arkansas with a cornerstone ceremony next Saturday. Speakers include C E Welch Westfield J M Karn Frisco and A Hilton Prisco. Governor Me Hue is expected to attend as the brick brick building rises 80 by 180 feet to house cattle.
Mansfield resident W. S. Smith testifies to kidney relief after using three boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills, claiming relief from back pain swelling and kidney trouble. He cites heavy lifting at work and long hours causing the symptoms and notes the medicine cost 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. manufactures.
Sunny Slope reports visits and social calls across families including Golda Bennett, Ike Bennett, and Ed Bennett with various relatives in Mansfield Olatha and Macomb. A meeting occurred at Macomb and Chester and Frank Bennett stayed with Willie Caudle one night last week amid snowy conditions.
In loving memory of Margaret McClellan born January 20, 1564 and departed November 20, 1421. She faced many illnesses with a heart full of love and raised five children after becoming a widow. Her loss leaves a void, yet her memory and guidance remain with us as her family mourns. Succession of relatives express sorrow and recall her tenderness and prayers.
The Ava Basket Ball Team and the Norwood Basket Ball Team could not play Friday November 17 because of ruin. The heirs of Mrs. Flood held a sale Saturday. Miss Evie Alten was absent from school last week and several others were missing at the start of the week due to the rain. The School Girls.
Mrs Ella L Button of Kurkvile NY says Chamberlains Tablets have done her a world of good I have recommended them to many friends and all who have used them praise them highly When troubled with indigestion or constipation give them a trial and realize what an excellent medicine it is
Local residents report visitors and travels with several social calls to Bryant. Mrs A M Brentlinger visited Kansas relatives. Mr and Mrs Frank Broyles were in Ava. Mr and Mrs Cuas Prye and children spent weekend at home. Teiener's Association and School Board Convention slated in Ava November 23 24 for teachers and board officials. Harry McCrie traveled to Kansas City. W C Reece held a stock sale in Mansfield.
An old advertisement claims Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles including gravel back rheum and irregularities. It urges purchases through druggists for £1 6d with a small bottle often curing and promises sworn testimonials from Dr. B. W. Ball of St. Louis Missouri.
No hunting or trespassing allowed on listed farms including M A Barlow EA Starck Bb F Veit J B Wismean W C Shafer Q A Edwards Win C Johnson W O Williams Chas Myers A J Wilder Mrs C A Darnell C B Harrison S E Spence Roger L Williams Geo Dewhirst Jehu W Breetlinger Mrs Neva Baker J E Greenwood and son Names added to this list for 25 cents during the season.
Farmer JACK HOWE offers a public sale at his farm on Prairie Hollow road near Lowdersaker place, Friday December 1 1922 starting 10 a m. Items include horses cattle milch cows ponies farm equipment, hay, cane, seeds, potatoes, fruit, dried apples, wagon sets of harness, cream separator, molasses, household goods, and tools. Terms cash under 10 and credit on larger sums with notes bearing 8 percent interest. Auctioneers ROY R. DENNIS and clerk G. C. FREEMAN.
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