Mansfield Mirror front matter and masthead note
The Mansfield Mirror published by Black Publishing with editors Mrs A Black and Mrs W A Black. Subscription price 51 06 per year to advance. Entered at Mansfield Missouri post office as second class mail. The paper is issued on Thursdays in the Opera block area.
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Missouri
Springfield
Assciated Press
Tasted Press Association
Sunday Leader
Springfieid
Ella Wheeler Wucox
Dorothy Dix
Dr. Parkhurst
Garrett P. Serviss
Hearst Syndicate
Katzenjammer
Happy Hooligas
Jiminy
Dvite
Missour Aml
Local notices and ad rates for council insertions
Front page advertisement rates 10c per inch for locals double rate per insertion. Card of thanks 25 cents. Legal notices 25. No liquor ads. Ads run until canceled. Aldermen list includes James Coday First Ward James Coday First Ward-1 B Freeman Second Ward Dr A Fuses Second Ward Wo 1 Purlington J B Freeman. Council meets second Monday evening each month.
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Wenelly
Nonaegal Rats
Dhe
James Coday
B Freeman
A. Fuses
Purlington
J.B. Freeman
Frisco Lines Schedule Snapshot
East Bound passenger No.101 Lihaim and No.241 local freight at 1220 pm. No.105 passenger at 4:42 am. West Bound No.102 passenger at 0 am. No.240 local freight at 12:50 pm. No.104 passenger at 6:35 pm. G 8 Burney, agent.
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Lihaim
Burney
Preaching on second and fourth Sundays by Rev J M England
Church notices list preaching on the second and fourth Sundays led by Reverend J M England with Sunday school each Sunday at 9 45 a m under W B Fullington as superintendent
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J. M. England
Fullington
Cumberland Presbyterian Church Sermons and Services Schedule
Cumberland Presbyterian Church announces preaching services every fourth Saturday evening and Sunday led by Rev. Joseph Davis at 9 45 am. G W Freeman serves as superintendent. Regular services every Sunday morning and evening led by Rev. J W Needham with Sunday school at 8 45 am under superintendent J D Rersolds.
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Joseph Davis
G. W. Freeman
J. W. Needham
Suuday
J.D. Rersolds
Church Bible School and Activities Notice
Church of Christ holds Bible school at 10 am every Sunday with J A Riles as Superintendent Bible study and prayer meeting Friday evening Ladies Aid Society meets Wednesday afternoon Everybody welcome to attend and participate in church activities.
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Church OF Christ Bible School
J. A. Riles
Evermog Laiiles’ Aid Society
Elmer Nichols Promotes Sunday Paper Subscription
An ad fragment urges readers to buy the St. Louis Post Dispatch, Beneblic, and Globe Democrat each Saturday and Sunday. It centers on Elmer Nichols promoting weekend subscriptions to the newspapers.
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St. Louis Post -Disparch
Beneblic
Globe Democrat
Elmer Nichols
Mrs Allen Canaday Presents Apple With Freakish Mark
Mrs Allen Canaday brought an apple to the office yesterday showing a bizarre mark. The fruit seems split between Bon Davie and Winesap varieties, suggesting an odd hybrid or branding anomaly.
Official Statement of Farmers and Merchants Bank Mansfield MO 1915
Official statement of the financial condition of the Farmers and Merchants Bank at Mansfield Missouri as of November 10 1915 published in the Mansfield Mirror on November 25 1915. Includes resources such as capital stock paid in surplus and undivided profits and deposits subject to check with figures for totals and liabilities.
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Mansfield
Official Statement of the Financial Condition, November 1815
The Missouri bank officials J D Reynolds president and J Craig cashier attest to the financial condition as true to the best of knowledge, sworn before a notary on November 23 1815. Similar attestations appear for GW Freeman president and Geo B Freeman cashier with their own sworn statement dated November 2 1915.
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State of Missouri
County of Wight
JD. Reynolds
Lod Craig
Land Bank
J. D. Reynolds
J. Craig
A.D
WB. Hitchcock
N. J
Craig J. D. Beynolds PLC
Newton
Fom Fiis
State of
Missour
Wright
Freeman
Geo. B. Freeman
de Solemls
C. A. Stephene
W. Freeman
M. A. Freeman
B. Freeman
Politicians who capitalize strife threaten national progress
Fragmented derisive attack on agitators and politicians hindering agriculture and industry. The piece warns against neglecting farmer interests and calls for united state craft to expand trade and economic growth despite disruptive rhetoric. It references land utilization, agricultural development, and the need for strong leadership to restore progress.
Never-Wear-Out Over alls and more at NORCROSS store
H. M. Norcross advertises a fine line of Never-Wear-Out Over alls priced 25c to 88c a pair bought before the advance to pass savings to customers. The sale includes meat, peas, hominy, tomato cans, soda, corn ice, baking powder, toilet soap, Hawkeye soap, coffee, Kentucky tobacco, cigars, twist tobacco, hosiery and gloves for men women and children. The new store sits in the old post office building door east of Bank of Mansfield. phone 70 for service.
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Lawton’s
Kentucky
Bank of Mansfield
Why Pay More Completeness A Maxwell Trait
A man marries, buys a home with a solid roof and serviceable design, but only after moving in does he find several notable deficiencies. The tale notes a cost figure of 286.40 dollars and references the completed purchase.
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Maxwell
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