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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1917
Page
4
The Mansfield Mirror lists advertising rates including 1c per line per insertion for locale ads and 4 average words per line. Front page double rates apply, with 2c per line for card of thanks and legal notices at usual rates. No signor adverts and no ads under a certain amount. all ads accepted only as ordered and discontinued.
The note lists numerous subscribers with cities mainly Mansfield and nearby areas, including C L Robinett Mansfield Marvin B Dennis Camp Donahan Ft Sill Okla T E Bogart Mansfield Dr Hylton Norwood Jd C Orender Norwood G C McKee Norwood KE T Morgan Sapulpa Lou Turner Mansfield BF Stone Lanon Col T A Kay Ava Mra Dili Baty Lamar Cole G W Cawppell Mansfield W Carter Mansfield Henry Bunch Mansfield Thomas Ingerson Mansfield M A Loebary Quaker City Odin Joseph Foter Osborn BF West Mansfield Frad Loudenslager Mansfield Mrs Frank White Hut Springs 5s Mrs LJ Smtder Powler Cal Ivans E Teylor Jefferson Barracks Mrs J Murphy Kansas City R J Freeman Mansfild Cansen H Oraborn Salt Lake City Utah J C Able Mansfield George Coday Mansfield GS Baker Mansfield Harry Kupka Mansfield J H Young Mansield Mrs John A Rippee Mansfield J W Miller Mansfield W J Howard Mansfield J Gondstaff Camp Donahan Oslo J Yarlor Mansfield C Brentinger Strathmore Calf HB Burcett Westboro Reuben Lefer Ava Ping Tarbotton Mansfeld 7 Park Manstrels Aa Bennett Mansfield PF H Hoptins Westbury BD R Spyver Macom
An advertisement touts irregular bowel movements as causing chronic constipation and promotes HERBINE as a great bowel regulator. It claims the product purifies the system, vitalizes the viod, and puts the digestive organs in vigorous condition. Sold by Faron Drug Company.
Mary Dudley is reported no better. A barn raising at W J Rutherford's Tuesday was well attended and productive. John Kelly plans to erect a barber shop at Midway. Breaking off corn is the order of the day. Most residents are burying. Tukey crap is fine. Mrs W J Rutherford has 58 strong fellows, likely the largest in the neighborhood. Odd Fellows Supper at Jericho Saturday night drew a delighted crowd. Dive Todd moved to Jesse Yandl residence. We wish him happy years in his new home. Miss Ruby Deckard was at Midway Monday. Miss Frances Rutherford visited Miss Nelson Wednesday. Literary at No 9 every other Friday night. Everybody invited.
Pink Tarbutton-Jeweler relocates to a room beside C. L Beach's office in Freeman building, taking over space formerly used by R. A. Aleron hardware store. The sign of the clock marks the entry.
Bank statement for Farmers and Merchants Bank Mansfield Wright County Missouri as of November 2 1917 published in Mansfield Mirror November 24 1917 lists assets loans discounts real estate and bonds and stocks along with cash items and balances. Directors J D Reynolds N J Craig and J E Craig sworn statements dated November 21 1917 and November 27 1917 with notary attestations and signatures of presidents and cashiers detailing capital stock surplus undivided profits and deposits subject to check including time certificates of deposit.
Wayside Gleanings reports last week's Sunday school at Macomb Alethodist church with a convention in Ashley Now. Attendees include Mrs. Elrod and Mrs. Brewer, Omega Bennett, Mr. Greenwood family, Mont Brotemarkle, Lizzie McKinney, Lt. Rev. W. N. Zuvera of Norwood, and others. A good program and dinner. ideal weather with a shower. Next convention set for February's second Sunday at Macomb church. Christmas tree plans and training duties assigned to Miss Mabel Pearcey and Hazel Greenwood.
Adv Geo Freeman offers farm loans with no delay at the lowest prevailing rates.
Pleasant Flat notes fine November weather with no Sunday school at the Tharp site due to Wolf Creek meeting. Ladies Aid met with Miss Laura Keys. they quilted items for sale. The Moore school will continue one more month as attending pupils excel, while some patrons neglect schooling, depriving their children of lawful education and future opportunity.
A local ad promotes Ballard's Horehound Syrup to ease coughing and soothe irritated lungs. It offers the remedy at 25e, 50c, and $1.00 per bottle, sold by Foson Drug Co. This brief notice highlights product availability and pricing.
The forecast covers the week from Sunday November 25 1917 for the Upper and Middle Mississippi Valleys and Plains States. Local snows are indicated in the north with snow or rain in the south early in the week, then fair weather with near normal temperatures. Territory includes Illinois Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin South Dakota North Dakota Nebraska Missouri Kansas Oklahoma and Arkansas.
Mrs. P O Stuchell of Heiner City Pennsylvania describes giving Chamberlains Cough Remedy to her son Ellis during a winter cold. She says the medicine acted at once and rapidly ended the cold noting its long use and safety and pleasant taste.
Local notes list coular weather and social calls. Edith Mays and Isa Huffman visited school Tuesday afternoon, Harley Huffman and Otto Maya went to Mountain Grove Monday after lumber, Mrs Lt Slaughter and daughter Bessie visit sister Mrs Albers Butler, Elva Crippen called at May's weekend, Jasper Ballew of Lindsay California has joined the army, Isa Hoffman stayed at the Mays home last week.
An advertisement touts HEI BLINE as an admirable bowel regulator that aids the liver and restores strength and buoyancy. It notes price and states Foson Drag Co. sells the product.
The city council has ordered a new flag and hopes it will arrive in time to be raised on Thanksgiving morning.
When you have backache the liver and kidneys may be out of gear. Try Sand, it helps the liver kidneys and bladder. A trial 25 cent bottle will convince you. Obtain it at the drug store today.
Hartville Democrat reports Herbert Curtis of Curtis Grocery Co. sold the store to Troy Hensley. Curtis plans to move to his father's farm near Norwood. Rev Chadwell and Rev Hensley host a thriving revival at Little Creek. Wim Deelard sold two Holstein cows to D. T. Snyder for 125 dollars each. Mrs T. B. Bouldin of Norwood visited her sister Prot KL Bouldin last week.
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