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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1922
Page
2
Local timetable listing east and west bound passenger and freight trains with arrival and departure times. Includes No 101 passenger No 102 passenger No 103 passenger No 240 local freight and 0 50 p m times. Agent L F Livingston signs the page.
Bundey school hosts Sunday services at 9:458 with WL Matthews as superintendent. Preaching on first and third Sundays conducted by Rev. P. L. Eelley, Pastor.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church announces preaching on the second Sunday with Rev. A. H. Humphrey as pastor. Sunday school meets each Sunday at 6:45 a.m. with G W Freeman as superintendent.
Church notices announce preaching on the 3rd and 4th Sundays with morning and evening services Rev C Little pastor Sunday school each Sunday at 9am Geo Benjamin superintendent led by Rev. C Little and Geo Benjamin overseeing weekly worship schedule
The Church of Christ holds Bible school at 0 45 a m with D H Kay as superintendent. Preaching occurs every second Sunday with Rev Oscar Wright as pastor.
The Mansfield Chamber of Commerce meets the first Thursday night of each month. The Board of Governors meets the first Thursday night. Location is Odd Fellows Hall. Dr. A J Clark serves as President, Oliver B Davis as Secretary.
A pasted listing shows candidates for public offices including Superintendent of Schools Sam A Baker J Dee Supreme Court Conway Elder Edward HigBee Francis M Hayward Congress Phil A Bennet Circuit Judge H Skinber State Senator Ralph W Day Representative Wm H Kowinett Prosecuting Attorney Elbert L Raybourn Circuit Clerk Mc Coday Recorder Arthur Williams County Clerk B Carter Probate Judge Geo W Murrell President Ad Interim Allen Rob...
An advertisement claims Delacy Chemical Co of St. Louis offers Freed Hair Tonic to restore gray and streaked hair, reduce dandruff, slow hair loss, and keep you looking young. It states the product is safe, effective, and available at drug or toilet counters via prepaid orders. Driven by dealer endorsements.
We are authorized to announce the candidacy of a Wright County candidate for Representative subject to voters at the election on November 7. This notice conveys formal designation and campaign authorization for the upcoming ballot.
Monday night last week a meeting of the Partners Association was held at the courthouse. Mr D Gauge, president of the Dallon County Association, was the principal speaker and explained laws passed by the last legislature. He praised Senator Phil Bennett for support and noted initial packer opposition.
Readers are invited to obtain a free 76 page booklet titled Reliable Recipes from the Home Economies Department of the Calumet Baking Powder Co. at 4100 Willmore Street, Chicago, Illinois. The brochure is illustrated in color and contains recipes and daily menu information aimed at housewives.
Calumet Baking Powder Co invites readers to contact the Home Economics Department in Chicago for Free guidance on cooking kitchen equipment and related topics. A copy of Reliable Recipes is available by writing to 40025 Fullmerst, Chicago, NL.
School showcased at last Friday street fair with Mausfeld City School exhibit winning first premium. Visitors Miss Willem Hilsabeck and alumni Matie and Ralph Deavers returned, Freshmen roster expanded with former students. Illness kept Miss Bianche Alewin and Miss Loreve Turner away. Freshmen studied the Legend of Sleepy Hollow, Sophomore class completed The Merchant of Venice. Domestic Science thanks contributors for pie sale support at the fair.
Francis Kely served as school agent Monday due to illness. The group won first prize for the best City shim exhibit with winners Sylvia Brown for writing, Helen Friend for a Missouri map, LeRoy Barlow for a Douglas county map, and Burnett Bresal for a woods collection. Second prize went to Russell Danois for a Missouri map and Holroyd Swith for a Douglas county map. The A N Palmer penmapship books arrived and are in use. The Board of Education awarded the new school building contract to John Crippen of Springfield, who began work Tuesday. Everyone returned from the fair vacation this week. Geraldine Patrick started first grade Monday. Both grades look forward to gaining sand for the new sand table.
The comparison explains that Chamberlains Tablets are easier and more pleasant to take than ordinary cathartics and liver pills. They move the bowels gently so the effect is hardly noticed, while also improving appetite and strengthening digestion.
CAP PER PUBLICATIONS offers a money making opportunity for men who can work and sell. Address John D Kerr Circulation Manager 1410 Priest St Louis Mo.
Enjoy a portrait at Leatherman Studio during the Fair with convenient photo sessions. Capture memories of the event with professional framing and quick turnaround options.
Due to increased business in our hemstitching department we have added another hem stitching machine. We offer cotton hemstitching 10c per yard and silk hemstitching at the same rate. Mail orders welcome. Springfield Missouri at 225 227 East Commercial. We provide silk and cotton hems and free acolien aira with orders.
Warm like summer and as dry as ever, J E and WR Greenwood waded sorghum molasses last week. Ray Hoey of Springfield visited friends here Sunday after riding from Willow Springs on Monday. Rev J L Greenwood and wife of Springfield visited his parents J B Greenwood and wife and brother W R Greenwood Sunday night and Monday. Everyone enjoyed the all day singing at the Baptist church Sunday, J E Greenwood and wife went home with Orie Warkle’s from singing Sunday. Mrs Willams and Mrs Arthur Willard were there, Mrs Charley Findley has been seriously sick but is better. The neighborhood attended the fair last week and we had a good time. Christian Endeavor every Sunday night at Macomb Methodist church, Ernest Stewart leader for next Sunday. Somebody else.
The list details 12 head of cows and fresh calves, 3 sows, mules, wagon and buggy, 2 sets harness, garden and yard tools, mowing machine, plows, grind stone, furniture, dishes, stove, canned fruit, bacon, and chickens among other items. D. J. Martin owner. J. i. Medotosti auctioneer. Jasper Ryua clerk. The sale begins with all sums over 0. weighted by terms and August auction conditions.
Public auction at the Brazeal residence on old Rockbridge road near Munsfield East on Wednesday October 11 1922 at 10 00 a m featuring three horses two mules cows hens potatoes peaches jelly and more items with cash terms for under 10 and credit on larger sums via bankable note at 8 percent interest. Roy and J H Brazeal owners auctioneer Roy Dennis and clerk G C Freeman.
Dr. Fuson was called to see John Belling Sunday. G. W Tripp and wife, V. E Shinpaugh and family attended Seph Letsinger's funeral. Mrs John Eldridge spent Friday night with Mrs Joe Lee Dennis. Miss Jewel Tarbutton, Vivian Tripp and Hagel Eldridge visited Clyde Tarbutton’s home. Mrs S TY Henslee and daughter Louis visited Mrs J R Fool Sunday afternoon.
See W A Rosevear Mansfield Mo RK 8 for farm property stock lay or wrain insurance. We represent the County and State Farm Mutual.
A Texas Wonder advertises a kidney and bladder tonic for gravel rheumatic back and irregularities. Sold by mail for 1.46 dollars with smelt bottle cures. Sworn testimonials available from Tr. B. W. Ball, 2926 Olive St, St. Louis, MO. Sold by mailing service.
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