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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1916
Page
7
Readable ad notes spacious rooms with clean beds and hot and cold water plus steam heat. Telephone 392 501 at 501 College Street for contact and details.
The program lists October 20 events with J T Lemons readings and singing, preaching by multiple ministers, lessons from Romans and Galatians, prayers, baptist topics, and a 1 30 p m dinner. Activities include three sessions Saturday night and Sunday worship, with singing, commentary, and Benediction by Rev G Chadwell and Rev W E Brook.
Sloan's Liniment relieves neuralgia and muscle pain quickly with easy application and deep penetration. It soothes sore muscles, promises prompt relief for rheumatism gout sprains and strains, reduces swelling from minor injuries and insect bites, and is available from druggists for 20 cents.
Rev England preached at the Baptist church last Saturday night and Sunday. The church secures Rev Seal for the ensuing year. James Wilson on the Wilson Stock Farm reports a 101 foot well and a four horsepower oil engine pump being installed with pipes laid to three stock barns. N J Craig and family and others from Maps field visited the city. Mr Craig drove a new Hudson Six. Will Tarbutta of Mansfield and a Springfield visitor demo gasoline engines and electric light gear. Joe Dennis returns from Oklahoma after attending an aged aunt funeral. W S Elrod of Norwood is drilling lands with Hortale friends Wednesday.
Mothers are urged to prevent catarrh by treating a child’s colds early. Chronic catarrh can follow untreated inflammation of the mucus membranes. A forethought dose of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is recommended to avoid lifelong burden and repeated illness. Obtainable everywhere.
Joplin Missouri on October 25 reports Mrs. RKL Adams of 321 Pearl Street says Tanlac helped her run down system, nervousness, poor digestion, and sleep. She believes it will aid her mother and others. Tanlac is advertised as a master medicine for stomach liver kidney complaints and general weakness.
Probate court schedules session in Hartville on November 14 with docket details to be announced. The meeting aims to address estates and guardianship matters involving local residents and ensuring timely hearings.
A promotional ad urges Doan's Kidney Pills for back pain and kidney weakness. Frank Dorton of Mountain Grove Missouri testifies the remedy relieved years of sharp twinges and dull rib and hip discomfort, noting improved health after use. Price ten cents? at dealers. Buckster-Milburn Co. Buffalo New York backs the product.
W H Brake’s of Macomb have been here during the week.
Fifty year celebration marks Win Mage and Mary Mage’s anniversary at their Mansfield home with a surprise dinner. relatives and neighbors attended from Wright County and nearby towns to honor the couple born in Devonshire and Pennsylvania and who married in Phillipsburg.
Carl A. Swenson of this city is reappointed district deputy grand master and district lecturer for Wright Texas and Douglas composing the Morty sixth Masonic district. He is also named representative of the grand lodge of Idaho near the grand lodge of Missouri. Bryant Mining Co leases Ozark mine near Igo to A W Cox and J A Dyercaft Joplin. The mine shows strong prospects with a shaft blasted thirty feet. Wright county students at State University reorganize Wright County Circle with officers: President S M Harmon, Vice President Charlyne Poe, Secretary-Treasurer Dan Wall. Ozarks boys praised by naval recruiting officer at Springfield. six of eleven accepted local quota. Henry Hafioun, former postmaster at Kasher, returns after nearly a year away.
Mansfield records its first snow of the season on Thora day, accompanied by a cold snap. The weather quickly warmed, returning the city to its milder climate and easing local concerns.
Mara Dennis relocated his carpenter shop from the building beside Jack Rippee's barber shop to the structure next to Torah Tarbiatton's garage, shifting operations within the same downtown block.
An old advertisement lists numerous urinary and bladder ailments and urges users to take KIDNECO today. It claims a simple home sediment test, promotes a nine to twelve hour standing bottle method, and offers a $1 package with a free coupon.
From the Lebanon Rustic we learn that Dorris Las, a citizen of the northern part of this county, was found guilty of manslaughter in the circuit court at Lebanon last week and given no sentence of two years in the penitentiary. The Hartville Republican reports the outcome.
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