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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1914
Page
5
W S Candler supported for Mansfield and Wright County interests. He advocates free school books for children who cannot buy them, strong church and Sunday School support, and a broad commitment to Wright County needs.
Revival services start at the Cumberland Presbyterian church on the fourth Sunday in October with Rev. Fred Hughes of Warrensburg assisting Pastor Rev. Joseph Davis.
A persuasive advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for severe colds. It features a testimonial from Mrs. O. BE. Sargent of Peru Indiana praising the product and recommending it highly. The copy urges readers to purchase from dealers.
Notice offers about 150 bushels of high quality seed wheat Indiana Red Walve. Describes smooth head, clean grain, large plump kernels, and excellent growth in local fields. Mentions origin from Henry Frye. attributed to G. B. Burney.
The table shows daily high and low temperatures with precipitation in inches and sky conditions. Monday 43 high 43 low Cloudy. Tuesday 44 high Cloudy. Wednesday 42 high Cloudy. Thursday 48 high 18 precipitation Cloudy. Friday 46 high 0 precipitation Cloudy. Saturday 4 4h0 Clear. Sunday 749 Clear. Observed by C. A. Mingus, Cooperative Meteorological Observer, Duncan, Oklahoma.
Route Number Three details a series of social visits with Mrs. D Dorrell calling on Mrs. Fred Justus and others visiting at various homes. Nearby notes list Miss Elsie Hedrick dining with Loren Land, Charley Land visiting, and Huber Harris out sick from school for two days.
Route Number Two reports social mentions from the Stock Show with many local residents visiting relatives and friends. Buster Dennis is very sick and unconscious since Saturday night. Several families including Edwards Brentlinger Roy Dennis Letsinger and Williams are noted as visiting or being visited over the weekend. William Early and Zella Letsinger are described as very ill or sick.
Mrs. Esther Mae Baker of Spencerport New York credits Chamberlain tablets with curing biliary attacks sick headaches and fatigue. She used several bottles months ago and says the tablets toned up her whole system. Sold by all dealers. ady
Macomb residents report social visits with Mrs Nath Graves and daughter Mrs Chris Tyson, Maud Reynolds from Mansfield works at the post office, Mrs Brake visiting in Kansas City, and several Sunday gatherings at John Garner Orin Findley Sheridan Findley Eda Shafer Mia families. Stock Show at Mansfield draws strong local turnout. Will Tyson of Olathe visits Macomb. Mrs Brake leaves Monday for Kansas City to see relatives.
Republican candidate W I Diffenderffer campaigns on restoring prosperity. The note highlights a push for economic revival and voter support as part of a broader election effort targeting local concerns.
A Lebanon resident, 48, with Drury College training, former county treasurer and military aide, serves as a national bank commission member studying farmer and business financing. Endorsed for tariff reform, sound money, rural credit, and farmer interests, he is described as an experienced, patriotic American business man with extensive European study.
Prose notes report Rev. W. 8. Gaskill holding services at Hargus Chapel each first Sunday. Local social items include Benton Crawford visiting Clellie Harris, Charley Land visiting Loren Land, and Miss Edna Deckard returning to Webster County school. Protracted meeting at Antioch started Monday night and a Wood Fork sale drew a crowd by Mr. Rickman. May Bowman returned home. Mrs. Ben Taylor and Oma visit U. A. Borders.
A testimonial touts Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey for lung troubles claiming many recoveries. Mr W 8 Wilkins of Gates NC says it cured a case deemed hopeless. Advertising urges buying a bottle for 25c and suggests allowing the remedy to trickle down the throat for relief.
Mans field residents praised for Stock Show success as crowds disperse after a weekend of aviation excitement and social gatherings. Reports note visitors from Pryor and local visitors, with social happenings, health updates, and upcoming cemetery committee planning.
RK E. Roberts of Homer City Pa praises It like Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for years, saying it never fails to give desired results. Available for sale by all dealers Ady.
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