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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1919
Page
2
Mrs Alice Fletcher relates how Cardul eased back and leg pains after marriage. She describes relief after two bottles and continued use as a tonic for strength and nervous support, urging others to rely on Cardul for family work and well being.
A local tire shop named Artewood's relocates from Dee Moines to Taya. The move shifts storefronts and expands service area for residents seeking tires and automotive care.
Fragmentary item mentions a person named Cree and a spouse from Lebanon with unclear relation to a past week. Details are incomplete and cannot confirm events, dates, or actions. The readable parts offer no verifiable names beyond Cree and a Lebanon connection.
Advertising copy touts Aceten as a wonder drug for kidney and bladder issues. Claims include diabetic relief and urinary health in both men and women. Sold by druggists everywhere with mail order offered for 125 dollars. Address in St Louis Missouri.
Local notes report weather, visits, and events. Nichole Sehafer returns from France after eighteen months abroad. Mrs Sehafer’s family and friends greet him. Clare Mercy attends Springfield, and Wil Greenwood plans work at North Shadow. Monthly church meetings at Macomb Baptist and Methodist noted along with Sunday school.
Last week in Olathe highlights include visits by Mrs Francis Keith and daughter Luce and Miss Nettie Cline to Oklahoma relatives. Chies Towe bought a five passenger Buick from Ches Massey. Alma Towe stayed with Ethel Robertson. Sidney Williams purchased the George Rogers place. Mr Rogers moves elsewhere. Roy school beat Hicks 5 to 2. team members listed. Pre supper netted 26.01 to fund a drinking fountain for the school. Mrs Dora Robertson and Ethel joined Paul Williamson’s visit. cold weather noted with winter winds.
Cool weather persists as Lawrence Davis returns home after a long absence Hiwwtlis Californians Willits visits Mansfield and plans to wave to California Hl McCrite wins ten dollar premium for a suckling colt at the Avanue M Le Andrews visits Norwood Miss Zella Letsinger visits with sister Mrs Harley Stout The son of Hl McCrite is reported sick Misses Peal Nellie and Jessie Kreece visit home folks Bensie McCrite in Norwood Roy Hallow ix returns from the navy Christian Endeavor every Sunday night preaching on the fourth Sunday
Missouri crop data for October shows a September corn gain of 2,632,000 bushels, totaling a projected yield near 19,871,000 bushels. State officials Logan and Mayes report conditions vary, with county forecasts and regional production expectations guiding farmers into mid October.
A warning on catarrh describing its progression to lung disease and the ineffectiveness of local sprays. It promotes S. S. S. as a direct remedy and invites readers to obtain free medical advice from a Medical Director in Atlanta, Georgia.
The report lists per acre figures for crops including apples oats and wheat with varying maturities and quality. It cites 17 bushels per acre and 82 per cens file 90 per can Viel of twintows 77 matured after 13 days in October. It notes oats at 2 dollars per cent in past area 82 per cene wid yield 26 bushels per acre and 15 percent quality of full wheat sowed.
Mrs Sadie Cobldined with John Weaver and John Rippee visited from Gasconde returning from Giene county where she met Sant Wynn Cod Mi Idekson. Former MartMiss Martha Pearson appeared at dinner with Miss Nellie Hower and Mrs Hartville Deino ton, noting civic ties and local prosperity.
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