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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1922
Page
4
Fragmented text advertises political talk by James A. Kioch on February 20th at Mansfeld and mentions a product claim for a colorless liquid claimed to heal wounds. It includes garbled references to car dealers, a basement project, and various brands with prices and sales pitches.
An item lists program leaders Gladys Fuson Jessie Hoover Mrs Peters and others discussing reverence for the flag and God. It mentions readings by Juniors and a church role, with a planned special session and methods to show reverence.
The Mansfield Mirror reports a circuit court order in Wright County Missouri for James CO Lawrence and A J Humphrey to appear. The action seeks to divest their title to land described as the NE quarter of the SW quarter of section 24 township 29 range 16 and to declare the plaintiff owner in fee simple. A publication notice requires appearance by defendants by the next term, with the order to be published weekly for four weeks.
A fragmented list shows Wright County students registered at the University of Missouri for the spring term. Names include William Wrachord Walker Manes William Ivy Lloseley Mountain Grve Walter P ander James Da Collier and others from Oakland Chis Dale Jeacert H. Smith Doc B. Faurot Homer L. Swenson and nearby Main Street addresses.
Local items recount a Saturday outing and a wagon purchase by M J Lansdown from D W Hoover. The piece lists residents at Janes Lansdown’s Sunday gathering and notes the death of W O Miller of Ozark County, described as a good neighbor with a wife and several children who mourn his passing.
A damaged text fragment mentions removing bilities danpuetttes and system alterations. It references health goals and a laxative property, noting approval or sale by dealers. The sentence remains unclear but implies a health or consumer product context.
Republican candidates Hoon Phil A Bennett and Ralph Woday speak on issues at Odin on Friday. The call sign event continues in Grove Spring Friday at 7:30 p m with talks in Hartville Saturday and multiple town sessions scheduled including Manes Norwood Macomb and Mansfeld through October 28 with times listed from 2:00 p m to 7:80 p m.
An October 22 gathering outlines topics on church doctrine and governance. Names like Mrs Shelton Mrs Kelley Mrs Turner and others appear with roles in scripture reading prayer and song.
A letter from the Community Lyceum Bureau in Martin to Mr WH Riley of Mansfield Missouri outlines scheduling for a Lyceum course and a revival in November with a return for dates likely the first week in December. The bureau proposes full cooperation and selling season tickets before the revival. Ed Pope, manager, signs the note.
A letter from John J. Hoyd director of extension announces the first extension lesson at Mansfield on Saturday October 21. The course continues at Seymour on Saturday October with all teachers interested in word study urged to attend at Mansfield at 2 p m in the gymnasium.
The Rev FLL Spindler will preach at the G A it tall in Mansfeld next Sunday at 11:00 a m.
Sale advertised for Mon Oct 30 1922 at 10 a m of about 6 or more high grade Ayrshire Jersey stock bred to pure Jersey bull cost 300 a call plus pure bred bull calves and pure bred Duroc Jersey sows with relations to Wright Douglas County Jersey Breeders Assoc terms cash on sums 10 and under credit 9 months on bankable note bearing 5 percent interest no removal until terms met Fred Oetting owner Roy H Dennis Auctioneer Gen B Freeman Clerk
An old newspaper ad warns against calomel causing salivation and jaw swelling. It promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe, inexpensive substitute that cleanses the liver without sickness and fatigue, promising relief and continued work without the hazards of calomel.
A Good Physic offers a mild gentle effect and reliable action for relief. Chamberlain's Tablets are described as easy to take and certain to work, praised for their gentle properties.
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