Mansfield Stock Show and Local Notices Abstract
Mansfield merchants promote the third annual Agricultural and Stock Show with events Oct 15 16 17. Local figures W T Norcross G W Millers and others visit Norwood Springfield Hartville and Mountain Grove. Ads urge Shinpaughs Newtons and Van Brunt drills plus hat bargains at Mansfield Millinery Parlor. News notes on births moves addresses court visits and fair preparations in Wright county Ozarks community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shinpaugh's
Newton's
W.T. Norcross
Norwood
Mansfield
P. W. Newton
J.H. Moore
Lombard
Townsend
Mont
A. M. Curtis
C. W. Evans
R. F. Adams
Hartville
Shinpaugh
A. V. Jones
Cameron
Ava
W.G. Reynolds
Coday
Springfield
George Crippen
Rosedale
Riley
Central Business College
Sedalia
Mansfield Millinery
John McCrie
Howe Steele
Ira Aber
Kansas City
J.d.reynolds
Ady
Ozarks
Wright County
van Brant
J. D. Reynolds
G.S. Burney
Joe A. Riley
Fuson
W. KE. Young
Mountain Grove
Purity Bakery
Fresh Stock Show Preparations Fill Mansfield News
Stock show preparations advance rapidly with notices of dinners at Mansfeld Hotel and Purity Bakery offerings for the event. Local items report typhoid recovery, accidents, real estate moves, donations, and community visits across Mansfield and Wright County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Peacock
W. C. Coday
Lead Hill
Mansfeld Hotel
Adv
Mike Gallagher
O. L. Robinett
E. E. Loyeanbeal
Mansfield
Fredonia
Elk City
Kus
Farm Loans At Lowest Prevailing Rates Ad
Freeman of Geo B offers farm loans at the lowest prevailing rates with no delay.
Tax payers urged to settle Pleasant Valley taxes
Pleas ant Valley township residents are advised the tax list is with W B Hitchcock for payment. Call on him to pay taxes and avoid a trip to Hartville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley Township
W. B. Hitchcock
Hartville
Death of Hugh Gaskill at 65 near Mansfield
Hugh Gaskill aged 65 years 11 months died Sunday midnight at his Mansfield area home. Funeral from the home Tuesday at 2 pm, with Rev. Hensley and Rev. Russell officiating at Newton cemetery. Services featured singing led by S. W. Hopper. Mansfield Public School and daughter Miss Sarah sent floral tributes. Born in Tennessee he lived in Arkansas and Missouri most of his life. Married March 17, 1877, he and his wife had 9 children, eight surviving. wife died 15 years ago. The family thanks neighbors for kindness during a three year illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Gaskill
Mansfield
Hensley
Newton
Russell
S. W. Hopper
Manafield
Sarah
Mr. Gaskill
Tennessee
Arkansas
Missouri
Clean Up Notice Before Stock Show
Citizens urged to remove weeds and rubbish and place it in boxes and barrels along back alleys for loading. All cleanup to be completed by Monday afternoon October 12 to allow hauling on Tuesday and keep the city clean and dressed up for the Stock Show.
Thank You Subscriptions Acknowledgment List
The column expresses gratitude for cash subscriptions since the last issue, naming supporters including Harrett Oberholser Osceola Iowa R F Walters Mansfield Mrs Flora Key Osteen Lydia Corbin Lula M Riley Olathe Kas H A Samuel Cedar Gap Minnie McNaul Ash Fork Ariz R A Stapp Mansfield Horace Fullington Bolivar M G Hensley Mansfield Mrs 8 C Mosick Clinton La W T Adell Neodesha Kas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrett Oberholser
Osceola
R. F. Walters
Mansfield
Flora Key
Osteen
Fila
Lydia Corbin
Lula
M. Riley
Olathe
Kas H. A. Samuel
Cedar Gap
Minnie McNaul
Ash Fork
Ariz
R. A. Stapp
Horace Fullington
Bolivar
M. G. Hensley
Mutrey and Walton Tie The Knot In Springfield Nuptials
John Mutrey of Oklahoma and Mrs. Walton of Mansfield were married at the groom’s daughter’s home in Springfield on Friday. They returned to Mansfield to live on the Walton farm. Neighbors serenaded the couple Monday night as The Mirror extends congratulations and best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mutrey
Oklahoma
Mrs. Walton
Mansfield
Springfield
Walton Farm
Mirror
Death of L. M. Herod at Mansfield aged 46
Lee M. Herod died yesterday at his Mansfield area home after a long illness from uremic poisoning. Funeral services are planned for this afternoon. He leaves a widow four children and other relatives and friends to mourn his loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee M. Herod
Mansfield
Back to Prosperity Rally Opens 1914 Campaign in Mansfield
A large Mansfield crowd gathered at the opera house for the Republican 1914 campaign opening. Speakers included W I Diffenderffer of Lebanon the Missouri 16th district nominee for congress T J Alvis of St Louis the US Senate nominee and Col A C Rankin of Chicago famed as the iron moulder orator Rankin noted as a top tariff expert with 30 years of speeches under the Republican National Committee. The motto Back to Prosperity was echoed as the band provided a concert before the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garner
Kansas City
Wright County
Ady, Avery & Stephens
Mansfield Opera House
W. I. Diffenderffer
Lebanon
Congress
Missouri
T. J. Alvis
St. Louis
United States
Col
A. C. Rankin
Chicago
Republican National Committee
Mansfield
Federal court notes fines and sentences in Springfield
In the Springfield report the Republican notes George Smith fined $100 and jailed 20 days for liquor without a license in Wright county. L B Tate, ex postmaster of Graff, Wright county, jailed six months and fined $100 for embezzling post office funds. William Flinchum pleaded guilty to selling liquor without a license, 20 days and $100. Peter Barton, near Hartshoro, convicted of moonshine manufacturing, a year and a day in Leavenworth plus $100 and costs. Attorneys for Howe Steel and others moved to dismiss bankruptcy suits as settled out of court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Republican
Wright County
George Smith
L. B. Tate
Graff
William Flinchum
Peter Barton
Hartshoro
Leavenworth
Howe Steel
International Harvester Company
Keet- Rountree Dry Goods Company
van Valkenburgh
Stock Show Donation From Fox River Butter Co
The Fox River Butter Co of St. Louis donated 10 through Mansfield Produce Co for special premiums. The firm has given thousands of dollars in the Ozarks area to purchase cream and their generosity is appreciated by the Stock Show committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox River Butter Co
St. Louis
Beatrice
Mansfield Produce Co
Ozarks
Premature Flight Preview By Ralph E McMillen
An aviator named Ralph E McMillen, slated to visit next week, is praised for his flying renown. A desk press accident disrupted his cut during a Tuesday afternoon production at the Mirror office, scattering equipment and materials across the floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph E. McMillen
Mirror
Mr. McMillen
Church of Christ Minister Fulfills Sunday Appointment
Rev W H Anderson preached at the Church of Christ during the regular Sunday service, delivering his sermon to a gathered congregation. The event reflected the usual weekly schedule and community involvement led by the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Anderson
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G.w.miller
Wo. Williams
W. S. Elrod
John Owens
J.D. Reynolds
Frank Schencerman
N. J. Craig
Will Tarburton
Winburn
Williams
J. C. Carter
Col. L. O. Neider
Carter County
Wm. Hublitt
Eldorado, Kas
Mansfield Mirror
Weekly
Kansas City Star
Shinpaugh’s
R. N. Farren
Hauity
W.T. Adell
Neodesha, Kans
The
Primitive Baptist Association
Lam
Poultry Department
Capons
Clarence Smalley
8.C. Musick
Clinton
Lois
C. A. Darnell
G. C. Murrell
R. M. Bishop
Casto
G. W. Freeman & Son
J. R. Bruton
South District
Wright
Douglas
John Deere
Clarence King
J. A. Fuson
Advertiser
Dept. G
R.A. Stapp Bird
Gladys
Wilson
Europe
Thomas Keeling
D. S. Cantrell
A. T.friend
Sabu
Mirror Advertising
Ady R. A. Stapp
J. A. Riley
Burnham-Hanna-Root Dry Goods Co
F.H Riley
Edward B. Archer
Wolfe
Phillipsburg
Seymour
H. L. Allred
Allred
Harley Stout
T. J. Brown
Houston
Probate Court
Texas County
Mary A. Brown
J. B. Freeman
Homer Nearing
Artesia
N. M
School of Applied Arts
I. N. Jett
Howell County
J W. Cantrell
Joe C. Stites
J. R. Deckard
Gasconade Township
Reece
John N. Pryor, Jr
Tri-County
Pryor
Geo
Freeman
L. M. Herod
T. J. Akins
W.I. Diffenderffer
Col. A.C. Rankin
Church OF Christ
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