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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1914
Page
3
Wm Brann warns enforcement of law on property. no hunting or trespassing allowed on the farm of G W Mincer. Slate listed as possible author or witness. No additional details or dates provided.
Property interest ad offers a proven oil field with oil lot and warranty deed for $15.00. Contact Josefa HH in Boone at 225 Title Guaranty Building, St. Louis Missouri for details and free information.
Hartville Saturday a 65 year old man named Norwood Sam Jones was jailed after an incident at the Twohig hotel. Accounts vary but report he awoke to find Herbert Martin and Lawrence Connolly eating a watermelon and attacked them with a knife, inflicting fatal or near fatal wounds. Martin potentially faces death from two deep knife wounds while Connolly also suffered a knife wound.
Advert shows testimonials from W.8 Wilkins of Gates NC and others claiming lung trouble relief and cure from Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey. Encourages purchase at druggists for 25 cents and describes cough remedy action with pine tar honey.
A Kansas reader from Waldron writes to the Mirror praising the paper as the best Mansfield ever had. He laments the country item names as foolish but supports more country news. He notes Kansas sowing wheat, a strong past crop, and corn shortages, then mentions plans to travel to Missouri after rain.
An advertisement warns that neglecting constipation leads to serious illness including typhoid fever and appendicitis. It features C. E. Ayers of Montpelier VI praising Dr Miles Laxative Tablets, priced 25 cents a box with a money back guarantee, and promotes bowel cleanliness as advised by physicians.
K and Roberts of Homer City Pennsylvania praise Chamberlain's Cough Remedy calling it dependable and effective after years of use. The advertisement notes it is for sale by all dealers.
Left-Overs, Bertha McClelland is reported real sick. Mrs P J Wells called on her daughter Friday. J Pearl has traded his farm for property in Joplin and will move soon. A church crowd gathered at Pea Ridge Sunday for the protracted meeting. W A Glenn visited Wm Kelly Sunday. Olive and Ruby Dekard visited J D Kelley Sunday. Jackson Stogsdill and family visited Mrs McClellan Sunday. Sam Blegins called at G W Mackey's Sunday. J W Kennedy visited Sammy Smith Sunday. G W Mackey purchased an organ last week. Peggy Short
In Lower Wolf Creek many neighbors report pleasant weather as Mrs. O P Wilcox returns from a short visit with daughter Mrs Harvey Young and Miss Della Coday dines with Miss Claude McIntosh. Mrs Sherman Coday improves slowly from illness. Rebecca Sikes visits Mrs James Helsley. Holiness meeting closes with seven baptisms followed by foot washing, Lord's Supper, and church service. Harvey Young makes a business trip to Olatum. Cleveland Hunt visits James Helsley home. George Calhoun spent weekend with his parents. Ray Pagans and wife visit James Helsley home. Ray Gann visits local friends and relatives. A son is born to Luther Sharp and wife of Manes on Sunday, September 20.
What would you do right now if you had a severe cold Could you do better than to take Chamberlains Cough Remedy It is highly recommended by people who have used it for years and know its value Mrs O KE Sargent Peru Ind says Chamberlains Cough Remedy is worth its weight in gold and I take pleasure in recommending it For sale by all dealers adv
Wesley Stone and Mrs Tefteller with son John visited Mr Hire all day. Roy Buckles faces farming losses as a cow is killed after an accidental leg break and a prized hog dies. Miss Sue Dennis and Vernon Bennett called on Miss Opal and Miss Clarabel Frye. Aretha Young and daughter ill. Farmers improve roads. Jason Hight family visited Thomas Young.
An old advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment as a quick relief for lumbago and rheumatic pain. It claims deep tissue penetration, back and loins relief, and benefits for cold joints, neuralgia, sciatica, and similar ailments. A 25 cent bottle is recommended with a money back guarantee for satisfaction.
At the M E church on Sunday October 4 the morning subject is God’s Plan for Peace and the evening subject is Verification. This will be the last service before the annual conference led by J J Wore.
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