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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1916
Page
9
Walter S. Dickey of Dickey Clay Mfg Co writes from Kansas City to mansfield paper noting the expiring ad campaign. He reports strong inquiries from the farm paper run and expresses satisfaction with results and hope for a sustained follow up campaign to drive sales.
A Plattsburg speech quotes Hughes on a reunited Republican Party with liberal, national outlook and progressive spirit. It notes Wilson's mixed record, Edison’s support, and hints at election issues including labor protection and taxpayer costs. The piece cites Pennsylvania electors and public sentiment ahead of November 7.
A large shipment of candies has just arrived, offering savings for buyers. Local retailers promote the fresh stock as a chance to stock up and save money, urging customers to visit stores to take advantage of low prices and new flavors.
The list shows cash on subscription from J. Bradley Des Loge Mesa B R Barnes Mansfield John Eldridge Mansfield A L Foote Mansfield Ralph White Madeira Calif Sam Rippee Lament Miss Rk B Cooley Mansfield C B H Sitinker Bolivar.
Rev C N Findley preaches on the fourth Saturday and Sunday at Pleasant Ridge. Charley Findley Reed Johnson lead Sunday night singing with Jim Henry. An herbal remedy advert promotes Herbine for indigestion and cleanses bowels. A marriage license issued to Frank Deaver and Stella Hurwon. Congratulations extend to the couple.
A weekly prayer gathering is held every Sunday night at the Macomb Methodist Church led by PENNY. Residents are invited to join for hymn singing and sharing in quiet reflection and community support.
By decree in partition the Wright County Circuit Court orders sale of farm stock including a registered Poland China boar two years old and brood sows with pigs. Terms are cash under ten dollars and notes over ten dollars due in nine months at 8 percent. Sale at the east door of the courthouse Hartville on December 5, 1916, with dower rights reserved. W. I. Creer Sheriff.
M. Hodge and Minnie McCrite united in marriage October 10 by Squire C. L. Beach. The ceremony connected two residents and marked a quiet union recorded in local notices.
Fragmented ad style notice mentions Dr Hell's Pine Tar Honey cough remedy and a marriage secret briefly noted, with promotional lines about pine aroma and antiseptic benefits. Includes stray lines about mail service head and urging smart buying and living intelligently.
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