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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1921
Page
4
A historic ad promotes Herbine as a purifying tonic to ward off disease and cleanse the system. It touts quick action, laxative properties, and nationwide sales through all druggists with contact hints for orders.
An old style medical advertisement urges readers to purify blood to relieve fatigue skin eruptions rheumatic pains and general weakness. It promotes S. S. S. as a blood cleanser and invites readers to request a free booklet and consult a medical director in Atlanta.
A fragmentary social note lists numerous Sunday visitors including Virgil Dewhirst Strothers Kay Roy Barlow and Mrs Keiser with grandson from Mansfield. It mentions Lena Sorguin working at Prye's, Miss Myrtle Willias staying with Chea Mes and other neighbors visiting relatives. One entry notes Dave Crider and daughter Essie and Milton Fullington for an afternoon visit. A distressing line says Me Edwards remains violently ill, conscious but suffering, with a message sent to his daughter at Anchie Moy awaiting response.
Public sale conducted by A Wells LL Land owners on Tuesday October 25 1921 at 10 a m. features horses Holstein cattle cows heifers calves a rowan bull and other farm implements plus household goods including range cabinet dresser table and lumber 1000 feet. Terms cash under 10 and on sums over 10 nine months credit with bankable note at 6 percent interest from date. Roy Dennis auctioneer.
Wright county farmers are urged to attend a joint MFA and W PB TLA board meeting in Hartville on Saturday October 24. Delegates from every school district in the county are asked to convene, elect representatives, and ensure women’s participation. Dinner on the ground. Committee notice.
Short ad states an old heating stove is not worth much and the seller asks for a small price. Call at the Mirror Office for details.
An advertisement touts J W Kennedy as the supplier of Middle West Grain Grower fertilizer noted for strong results and farm performance. The short copy urges farmers to obtain the product for improved yields.
For sale good regal oak heating stove used one winter. At a bargain. Call C V Ashworth, phone 0s. If renewing your subscription to the Springfield field Republican or the Leader for next year or if you want to subscribe see us about it at the Mirror Office now.
Wanted black walnut mats at 40e per pound. Payee to remit on receipt of package. Post charges for clean kernels. James A. Dilicer Supply Company, Kansas City, Missouri.
Local notice invites readers to save money by ordering new or renewal subscriptions for magazines and daily papers through the Mansfield Mirror. Readers are urged to visit or contact the office to arrange the purchase and delivery of winter reading materials.
A legg ne account description claims daytime sleepiness and yawning come from liver stagnation and bowel imbalance. Herbine is presented as a splendid remedy that cleanses the system and restores vim and activity. Price not specified, sold by all druggists.
Classified brief advertises wood sawing services by J A Aliisson with a note that prices are right.
Mansfield Produce Company offers 32.00 per hundred for hulled dry walnuts and Hickory nuts. Gather and deliver to Mansfield by November 9. Accepts all on hand, convert to cash, contact C. L. Turner, proprietor.
Mrs Edward Railsnider of Wabash Indiana credits Chamberlain's Tablets with her recovery from distress after eating and constipation. She reports complete cure after using the tablets.
Circulation Manager of Sunset Magazine in San Francisco announces a special offer for boys seeking to earn money during vacations after school. Readers who send their names will receive details of the opportunity and prizes for young producers.
G W Tripp and family visited Mrs Anne Rippees Sunday J K Shinpaugh plowed for Amos Roy Friday W H Tarbutton and wife spent Sunday at Willie Tarbutton Those visiting at J K Pools Sunday were Harry Haswell and family A M Haswell and wife Howard and Harold Dennis Earl and Allen Casson and Neta Tripp John Kidridge and wife visited Clyde Tarbuttons Sunday The farmers regular meeting will be in night Oct 21st every member is requested to be present Miss Lela Tripp is staying with Mrs Riley this week Dr Fason was called to see Nellie Cusson Monday
An advertisement warns against calomel mercury salts causing violent reactions and sickness. It touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe, vegetable substitute that cleanses the liver, strengthens the body, and does not salivate, suitable for adults and children.
Mrs Della Edwards is seriously ill with appendicitis and in danger. M J Lansdown has been sick but can do some work now. Fred Goss is gathering corn this week. Melvin Douglas is cutting and hauling cord wood, with H A Samuel gathering corn. Fred Bailey helps him. M J Lansdown bought a mare and timber from Melvin Douglas and is hauling wood to Mansfield. Bob Lansdown has moved to Geo Liles Place. M B Rogers visited M J Lansdown Tuesday.
Weekly student intake at Springfield Business College highlights personal instruction and quick progress. The copy stresses that a rapid student is not hindered by slower peers and claims strong post graduation salary prospects with a good outcome.
Flat Rock notes show Sunday School held each Sunday at 2 30 PM with planned classes on October 21. Local residents Mr and Mrs Russell Letsinger rented Marian Letsinger s farm and moved there. Community visits, sick rolls, and social calls anchor the week.
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