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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1914
Page
2
For Justice Pleasant Valley Township Co. L. BEACH For Constable 8s J. WHITE COL L D SIEDFER as the Progressive nominee for Probate Judge Wright county subject to the will of the voters at the election Tuesday November 3 1914
Editors know many things hidden from public view but publish only what keeps peace. They understand secrets of drinking, deviance, and crime, yet choose restraint to avoid inciting conflict. The exchange notes editors balance curiosity with law to live longer and enjoy life.
About 150 bushels of extra good seed wheat Indiana Red Walve offered for sale. Seed described as smooth headed, clean, large plump grain. Procured from Henry Frye last year. Advertiser G. Bervey.
Pupils hosted at Beach family home Friday despite rain, with a musical journal subscription method, a short musical contest, and prizes replaced by sheet music. Attendants listed. Ohio Toledo Lucas County note appears with advertising content for Hall's Catarrh Cure and F J Cheney ads.
He advocates a protective tariff and proposes appointing a tariff commission to depoliticize tariff decisions. He calls for a sound money system and a rural credit program to support legitimate business and the American farmer.
A Lebanon resident, 48, with 38 years in Laclede County and 25 in banking, retires in 1918. He served as military aide to Governor Hadley, was a 1908 presidential elector, county treasurer, and now sits on a seven member Missouri Bankers Association commission to revise state bank laws. He is active in church and fraternal unions and travels in Europe for rural credit study.
The Order Eistern Star held a farewell at the hall on Thursday for Mrs N S Miller who left Saturday for Missoula Montana. Men served pumpkin pie ginger bread pear and sweet cider. Present were numerous couples and friends including Mr and Mrs Hitch cock Burney Craig Paul Newton Stephens Hylton H E Newton Mrs N S Miller Mrs M E West Mrs L Coday and several young attendees.
Esther Mae Baker of Spencerport New York praises Chamberlain's Tablets saying they cured her bilious attacks sick headaches and tired feeling and that they bolstered her whole system. The ad notes availability through dealers.
The October Popular Mechanics Magazine describes an electric gyroscope used in Parisian science displays. The device runs on electric power with the theater setup on the same shaft, features delicate instruments for force measurements, a three point adjustable support, and massive rim mass giving it tremendous power for experimental use.
What would you do right now if you had a severe cold The question echoes in actions and motives Chamberlains Cough Remedy is highly recommended by long time users Mrs O E Sargent Peru Ind says it is worth its weight in gold and I take pleasure in recommending it For sale by all dealers ady Marvin Miller has returned from Willard Okla
A playful note from the West Plains Quill ponders curious name pairings and personalities in neighboring papers. It asks if each listed person is truly as described while joking about color group mix ups and whether the editor Mills Williams grinds corn, rye, or barley.
An old advertisement urges readers to use Dr. King’s New Discovery for colds and coughs. It promises quick relief, antiseptic healing, and a pleasant taste, with a 50 cent bottle and a money back guarantee. The testimonial cites Lewis Chamberlain of Manchester Ohio.
Some shipment from Mansfield on Saturday sent nineteen carloads of cattle to North Missouri for feeding and market as the bulk headed to St Louis. Nightly stock car shipments occur, with nineteen being unusually large, Mansfield a major stock shipping point on the Ozark division of the Frisco.
A stranger attempting to board a through freight bound for Springfield was thrown from the train at dawn, struck the mail crane, and sustained severe scalp wounds. Dr. J. A. Fason treated the injuries. The man had been beating his way on a passenger train and was set off here, saying he was bound for Memphis.
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