Man pleads not yet tried on liquor charge in Hartville
Deputy Sheriff Claxton of Hartville took T A Trent to the county jail in Mansfield on a charge of selling intoxicating liquor in violation of local option. Prosecuting attorney Garner swore out the complaint. Trent faces five counts with potential fines from 800 to 1000 dollars and possible jail time. Trent allegedly operated without a federal license and was caught with a quantity of liquor. Authorities recount his past as a wagon home veterinary dealer and a mobile vendor of red-eye during July, with a stop at Manafield’s Stock Show. Trial date to be set by the circuit court.
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Claxton
Hartville
Mansfield
T. A. Trent
Circuit Court
J. D. Avery
Garner
Trent
S.J. White
Roe Strong
Mr. Strong
Strong
Gentle and Effective Laxative Promoted by Drug Ad
A mild gentle and effective laxative is what people demand when suffering from constipation. Thousands swear by Dr. King's New Life Pills. Hugh Tallman of San Antonio Texas writes They are beyond question the best pills my wife and I have ever taken. They never cause pain. Price 25e at druggists or by mail. H E Bucklen Co Philadelphia or St Louis.
Free Admittance at Highland Park Amid Special Events
Frank Scheuermann owner of Highland Park in West Mansfield Missouri announces free admission from now on except during basketball matches or other special entertainments. He thanks visitors for patronage and favorable comments. Park operates Saturdays and Sundays.
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Frank Scheuermann
Highland Park
Mansfield
Missouri
Notice on Tax Book Access for Pleasant Valley Township
A notice to taxpayers states that W B Hitchcock holds a copy of the tax books and will serve residents as Uncle Nash Nichole has previously done, indicating continued public access to tax records for Pleasant Valley Township.
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Pleasant Valley Township
W. B. Hitchcock
Nash Nichole
School Notes Reflect Busy Week At Mansfield High
Two days of school this week with full attendance Tuesday. Agriculture apparatus arrived and experiments start next week. The Mansfield band led a sing along at the public square on Thursday. Prize winners for the best drawing of a model farm were Opal Hoover first Minnie Dennis second and Tula Tate third. Miss Gaskill returns to the second primary room after a month’s illness. Despite weakness she resumes work. A rain Thursday kept Mrs Arnold’s drill from the girls but local veterans presented a five dollar gold piece. Saturday’s drill earned praise. Former students Lon Dennis Joe Lee Dennis and Wesley Westbrook visited last week. Junior English students penned autobiographies and many expect to teach or pursue higher learning. Prof. W H Lynch NF Springfield Normal visited Monday and Tuesday boosting interest and deportment. Come again, Prof. Lynch.
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Opal Hoover
Minnie Dennis
Tula Tate
Miss Gaskill
W. H. Lynch
Springfield Normal
Missouri
Lynch
Alfalfa Out-Yields Other Hay Crops
A bulletin by J. FE. Buck and J. H. from the Agricultural Extension Department reports alfalfa yields about 4 tons per acre, double red clover and far above timothy and chrome grass. It argues for expanding alfalfa cultivation to replace timothy and clover acreage.
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J. FE. Buck, J. H
Agricultural Extension Department
United States
Mansfield Lyceum to Open with Three-Number Course
Cr Beach, Mansfield opera house manager, secured a substantial guarantee for a high class lyceum series to begin Friday Oct 3 with the first of three numbers. Remaining programs will appear about monthly. Season tickets with reserved seats cost 1.00, single reserved 50, single admission 85. Support Mr Beach by purchasing season tickets today.
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Cr. Beach
Mansfield Opera House
Mansfield
Beach
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