Ward Officials Named for First and Second Precincts
First War M E Stephens First Ward C C Newton Second Ward OD 8 Cantrell Second Ward L F Livingston President Board L F Livingston Clerk J W Brazeal Treasurer M E Gorman Attorney N J Craig Street Commissioner John C Day Collector C C L Turner Health Officer Dr J A Fuson Board of Health J Craig Dr J A Fuson L F Livingston Council meets the second Monday evening of every month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.E Stephens
C.C. Newton
Cantrell
L F Livingston
L.F. Livingston
J. W. Brazeal
M. E. Gorman
N. J. Craig
John C. Day
L. Turner Health Offier
J. A. Fuson
Train schedule lines with agent signature
East bound and west bound passenger and local freight train times listed by agent L. F. Livingston. The schedule shows No.101 at 9 35 p m No 241 local freight 11 13 am No 103 9 55 am on east bound and No 102 5 10 am No 240 local freight 11 15 am No 104 6 50 pm on west bound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Livingston
Baptist Church Sunday School and Sermon Schedule
Sunday school every Sunday at 9 45 a m W L Matthews Sept Preaching on first and third Saturdays Rev P B L Kelley Pastor The item records church programs and leadership details for the Baptist congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.l.matthews
Saondays
PB. L. Kelley
Cumberland Presbyterian Church preached every 2nd Sunday
Cumberland Presbyterian Church announces preaching on the second Sunday each month led by Rev. A. S. Humphrey with G. W. Freeman as superintendent at 0:45 a.m. Service details and scheduling provided by church officials. The notice highlights planned worship times and leadership.
Preaching Services on 3rd and 4th Sundays
Rev C E Little, pastor, conducts morning and evening services on the 3rd and 4th Sundays. Sunday morning worship at 1:45 a.m. Geo Benjamin serves as superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Little
Geo. Benjamin
Bible School and Services Schedule
Bible school at 9 45 a m every Sunday led by Superintendent D H Kay. Preaching every second Sunday by Pastor Oscar Wright with Rey listed as associate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
D. H. Kay
Rey
Oscar Wright
Mansfield Chamber of Commerce Meeting Schedule
Mansfield Chamber of Commerce holds monthly meetings on the first Thursday evening and Board of Governors on the third Thursday. Meetings at Qdd Fellows Hall. Dr A J Clark serves as President with Oliver B Davis as Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield Chamber of Commerce
Board of Governors
Qdd Fellows Hall
A.J. Clark
Oliver B. Davis
Political ticket listing candidates for offices
A dated political slate lists candidates across multiple offices including U S Senator RK Brewster superintendent SAM Baker judge Conway Elder Edward Bigber Francis Hayward congress Phil A Bennet circuit judge Ch Seloker state senator Ralph W Day representative Wm H Robinettt prosecuting attorney Elbert L Ray born circuit clerk M Coday recorder Arthur Williams county clerk 8S Carter probate judge Geo Murrell presiding judge Allen Robinettt judge north district J M Hutsell judge south district Joe and Dennis.
DeLacy's French Malt Tonic for Gray Hair
A safe effective tonic promises to restore gray and streaked hair to its natural beauty. Sold for $1.00 at dealers or direct from De Lacy Chemical Co. St. Louis Missouri. It claims to restore color evenly and may curb hair loss while keeping a youthful look.
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DeLacy
de Lacy Chemical Co
St. Louis
Candidate A C Roy Seeks Wright County Representative
Announcement states A C Roy is authorized to announce as a candidate for Wright County representative subject to voters at the election on November 7. The notice references authorization and the upcoming election date 122.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.C. Roy
Wright County
Wayside Gleanings and Local Visits Amid Winter Chill
Community notes recount visits among residents including Lorella Christy and Hage Williams, J E Greenwood and Dove family, Vella Gans and relatives. Macomb Baptist church hosts meetings with COE and CB groups meeting at Sunday night service led by Will Greenwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macomb Baptist Church
Will Greenwood
On Short Notice At A Reasonable Rate Of Interest
A concise report notes a loan offer advertised with rapid availability and affordable interest terms. The notice emphasizes prompt processing and modest costs for borrowers seeking timely financing.
Shiloh Items Feature Local Family Visits and Church
H H Miller Ernest Miller and family dined Sunday at J E West s. Mr and Mrs Bill Miller spent Sunday at Walter Young s. J E West and children Harley Ivy called at Lawrence Pugh s. Ellis and Smith families with Beulah Ruth Florence Pugh Elna Kyle and Bertha Miller were dinner guests at Mr Pearson s Aubrey Miller visited in the afternoon. Sunday School at Shiloah 1000 AM and preaching first Saturday and Sunday at 11 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Miller
Walter Young
J. E West
Harley and
Ivy
Lawrence Pugh
Ellis
Smith
A Remarkable Record of Chamberlain Cough Remedy
The cough remedy has served for colds croup and whooping cough for nearly fifty years. Its growing popularity stems from dependable safety and pleasant taste. It became a standard reliance in thousands of homes especially for children as its good qualities became widely known.
Norwood Route One Social Notes and Local Visits
Gladys Chadwell spent the week with home folks as school was out. Mrs. Gen Shores and children visited Mrs. Lark on Wednesday. Adam Hartman is visiting relatives at Terohut Indiana. Tommy and Amos Jackson visited Clarence Holeman Sunday afternoon. Jacksons also called on Byron Lark Saturday night. Bridge repair work continues near Stony Point. Asa Holeman and daughters visited Mrs. Houston Holt on Sunday. Florence Fletcher Thelma Shores visited Pearl Thompson Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs T Sarden spent Sunday at Sam Chadwell’s. A pie supper is planned at Liberty Friday night. Visitors to the Stony Point school Friday included Neva Lola Goda Hart Elye Laurie Raney and Gladys Chadwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stony Point
Neva
Lola and
Goda Hart
Elye
Laurie Raney
Gladys Chadwell
The Youth's Companion Long Christmas Gift Idea
An old promotional pitch extols The Youth's Companion as the ideal Christmas present. It promises a yearlong stream of serials, stories, sports science, editorials, poetry, and fun across 52 issues, urging subscriptions for 1928 and remaining 1922 issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Stephens
A. & Pier
Leedys Leading Ladies Shop Ad in Springfield MO
A vintage ad for Leedys Leading Ladies Shop in Springfield Missouri promotes holiday gift ideas. It lists Boil Peuff Embroideries threads free material stamping and hemstitching services with cotton at 5 cents per yard and silk at 10 cents per yard and notes mail orders are a specialty for 225 227 East Commercial.
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Commercial
Springfield
Missouri
Youths Companion and McCall's Magazine Ad Offer
An ad promotes The Youths Companion of Commonwealth Ave and St Paul St Boston mass offering subscriptions, combined for 300 dollars. It notes the 1925 calendar companion and an Ad for .50 in the magazine, with renewals at the office.
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the Companion Oe
Orielude McCall’s Magazine
Youths Companion
Commonwealth Ave
St. Paul Sc
Boston
Mass
Sunny Slope Last Week's Items Pie Supper Attendance
The pie supper at Liberty Friday night drew a good crowd. Mrs. Dee Caudle and Mrs. Jon Melatosi visited the Bennets Saturday. Sunday visitors at Dee Caudle's included Ike Bennett and family Ed Bennett Florence Cameron Bessie Deavers and Hazel Allen My Reba and Reba Caudle were called on Sunday evening. Frank Bennett Howard Denv ers and Luthier Mclintosh called on Willie Caudle Sunday. Pinkey.
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Dee Caudle
Jon Melatosi
Tke Bennets
Ike Bennett
Family
Ed Bennett
Florence Cameron
Bessie Deavers
Hazel Allen
Reba
Reba Caudle
Frank Bennett
Howard Denvers
Snow Liniment ad promises joint relief and tenderness ease
An advertisement touts the Snow Liniment product from Tal lard’s, claiming it relieves tenderness and strengthens joints. Three sizes are offered at 50c, 90c, and 1.20 per bottle, with sale through all dealers.
Grensham Campaigns for Wright County Clerk Nomination
N F Grensham Democratic candidate for County Clerk is described as a 49 year old dirt farmer and stock raiser with a farm, a wife, and a deceased son who served in World War I. The pledge outlines aims to improve assessments, tax matters, financial records, school funds, court dockets, and efficient administration without favoritism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. F. Grensham
Clk
Wright County
Grensham
Red Star and M. F. A. Mlour at Mansfield Fair Exchange
Red Star and M F A Mlour participate in the Mansfield Farmers Exchange event. Local vendors and exhibitors gather to trade goods and showcase agricultural products. Community visitors browse stalls, sample farm produce, and engage in demonstrations throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Star
M. F. A. Mlour
Mansfield Farmers Exchange
Public Sale Near Mansfield Offers High Grade Stock
Auction notice for a sale on Monday October 30 1922 at 10 a m near Mansfield east of the school house features 6 to 10 high grade Jersey cows bred to purebred Jersey bulls, purebred bull calves, purebred Duroc Jersey hogs, and other stock. Terms cash on sums 10 and under. over 10 credit 9 months with a bankable note bearing 5 percent interest.Fred Oetting owner Roy R Dennis auctioneer Geo B Freeman clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansfield
Oettine School House
Mon
Christias
Wright- Douglas County Jersy Breeders ‘Association
Guardian's Notice of Letters Guardianship 1922 Wright County Mo
The undersigned was appointed guardian of the person and estate of George W Brentlinger on October 11 1922 by the Probate Court of Wright County Missouri Letters of Guardianship issued that date All persons with claims against the estate must exhibit them for allowance before the Probate Court within one year from publication or be forever barred John W Brentlinger Guardian Geo C Murrell Judge of the Probate Court
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Brentlinger
Wright County
Missouri
John W. Brentlinger
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Brerr
Thareday
Mra. N. J
J. E Craig Joubo
Coday
W. T. Fuge
Clyde Turner
Wey
Ozark Southern
Ava
Manstfield
Ava Vane Asa
Fred Grover
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
A. S. Humphrey
G. W. Freeman
Methodist Church
Church OF Christ
RK. J. Brewster
Sam A. Baker
Conway Elder
Judges Supreme Court
Edward Bigber
Francis M. Hayward
Congress
Phil A. Bennet
CH Seloker
Ralph W. Day
Wm H Robinett
Elbert L Ray
Arthur Williams
A. Carter
Geo ©. Murrell
Allen Robinett
North District
J M. Hutsell
Joe & Dennis
Lorella Christy
Hage Williams
J. E. Greenwood
Mra
Gene Dove
Vella Gans
Mrs. Grove
W. A. Christy
Coe
The
Baptist Chorel
R. J. Freeman Mansfield
Shiloh
H.H. Miller
Ernest Miller
J. E. West
Mrs. Moses
Macomb
S.S
Shiloah
Norwood
Gen Shores
Lark
Adam Hartman
Terohut, Ind
Tommy
Amos Jackson
Clarence Holeman
Jackson
Byron Lark
Asa Holeman
Houston Holt
Florence Fletcher
Thelma Shores
Pearl Thompson
Mrs. Tsarden
Sam Chadwell
Liberty
Leedys
Leading Ladies Shop
H. F. Grensham For
Fred Oetting
Roy R. Dennis
Geo. B. Feeeman Clerk
Cora Robie
Pikeville, Ky
Ozin
Cardus
Guardian's
Geo. C Murrell
Ray J. Brown
Olice
J. N. Rus
Community
Ness
Bears
Dalrymple
Springfield, Missouri
Detroit
Carter’s
Mansfield, MO
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