Farm Loans At Lowest Prevailing Rates Ad
A brief classified notice advertises farm loans at the lowest prevailing rates with no delay. The ad references Tho PRREMAN.
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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1916
Page
6
A brief classified notice advertises farm loans at the lowest prevailing rates with no delay. The ad references Tho PRREMAN.
Fragmentary market note shows honey for sale at J. D Reynolds' and Steve Yates' shop with gallon and quart cans mentioned. Date and full details unclear due to OCR.
A terse notice notes a loan or debt matter involving D Wright of Douglas County with reference to farms and a person named Craig. The fragmentary ad implies property or financial arrangements but lacks full details or context.
A Chinese language course under the Community Law Society is announced by the Association of Preachers and Teahers. Tickets cost 8 for adults and 6 for children. The first member Maynard Lew Doggey will receive a benefit. The event aims to offer a course of notable quality and quantity and hopes for generous patronage.
September and October are ideal for outdoor recreation in the White River Country. Autumn brings cool days and scenic beauty, with fishing and hunting at their best. A White River trip from Galena Missouri to Hollister Arkansas covers 200 miles and 12 days, with full ranger service and low cost.
A Hartville district docket lists cases including Stue vs Marve Ellis selling liquor without licenses with multiple continuances and venue changes. State vs Jesse Lewis selling liquor without licenses. State vs Niel Carney grand larceny. Hunt burglary and larceny. red Palmer stay of execution. various continued actions, attachments, and defenses. partition suit dismissed at plaintiff cost. changes of counsel and relaxations of costs noted.
A Mansfield reader reports Panlae the new medicine easing kidney trouble back pain and sleepless nights. The ad notes Rheumatic pains vanish and general well being returns, claims the tonic helps stomach liver and nerve issues. The ad invites orders via Mason Drug Co with an October 15 deadline and mentions court notices and various legal actions in the Mansfield Mirror.
Case titled Gertrude Sehweikadt versus HM Scott on appeal before the Jd. P. Court. Judgment affirmed though defendant ordered to pay court costs and witness fees. The ruling specifies fees and procedural steps in the appeal process.
In a misspelled account a Missouri man commends Hays Specific for malaria and as a blood tonic. Ed Yarborough of Cuoteor Man says it is the best medicine he has used as a general tonic and that the remedy is being sold and promoted by Musou Drug Co.
An appeal from J. Po Cuuet centers on a dispute involving Heliver horse at Deft. Jess Weitherman es' High School Handy. The case involves a local horse owner and school sports program, with details of the controversy and potential actions outlined by the appeal.
Appeal granted to Springfield Control Appeals in the case John Hobler versus Wright Co. The brief notes a trial outcome of fifty five dollars and references a post verdict appeal.
Rembert Sunday school closed at Pleasant Fill. S H Wickman and wife, Mrs Ava and Billie Jones, Opal Hickman, Fred Hensley and Arthur Williams attended the show at Mansfield on Saturday. Locals helped defend the tent meeting at Hartville. Rev M G CPI called at Micha Clay's Saturday night. Will Randolph and wife visited Grove Springs on Saturday.
Fragmentary OCR mentions preaching at Pleasant Hill on the first Saturday night with names Sandey and Sumekiy and a note about crazy madce. Details are garbled. May reflect a church event or revival listing with attendees or speakers.
An old advertisement urges rapid action for kidney disease noting dull pains in the back headaches and fatigue. It cites a testimonial from Mrs W O R Garten of Willow Springs and promotes Dow or Web Dean's Kidney Pills with a price of 20 cents and dealer availability.
The M. Le Cherk and Son's combined shores gave creditable exhibitions to good crowds live Saturday afternoon and night. Their band gave a good concert at noon.
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