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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1915
Page
6
David Stark of Dry Creek returned last week from Tarisia. Mrs. S C Willard made a business trip to Norwood on Saturday.
A compact notice notes a disrupted schedule with unreadable OCR fragments. It mentions illness among individuals and an order related to tied or ported items, framed in a late era newspaper style with uncertain specifics.
Miss Elva Stark visited her sister Miss Verde Thuis on Thursday and Friday. A garbled line mentions individuals and a copier, but the readable text centers on the family visit and kinship within a local context.
Fragmented OCR reads of religious groups and leaders across counties and towns. Mentions Southern Baptists and various local church affiliations with unclear names and places.
The readable fragments describe a town event or notice with references to Angilton, Dew, Neeta, and a night gathering. Details are unclear due to damaged text but the piece mentions a cultural or public activity on a weekday and a possible reference to a local authority or agency.
Mrs J W Moutray and daughter Evalyn called on Mrs Ralph Miller Friday evening Dan Kauffman and wife spent Sunday with Mrs Kauffman s parents B Nevels and wife Misses Goldie and Silvia Dun can Laura and Evalyn Moutray and Ralph Moutray spent Sunday with Miss Eva Hagg Ozark Queen C H Rubinett of Mountain Grove has been assisting in the Mansfield Produce Co J C Turner has been taking treatment at Seymour for a cancer which became suddenly worse last week
The revitl meeting at fu Ridge closed Sunday with Miss Ada Carter and Miss Pear Wi visiting home folks from friding uel Sunday Pleasant Noob sachincite the New Grove school rides afternoon Mik WA Hexins, recently in Mansfield, returned home for the hospital week. Var stay Dick Howard and Miss Geldie Boos visit Arkbe this week. Laura Taylor dines with Miss Pae Howard Luna. Mrs Jae Wise attends Mrs W A Brine Sunday. Mise Rubs sprout Sundry veld, Mine Afetly giedey Drilling wheat and plaita ples Stein toda Wk waielercul tal day.
Ee Hort has added anoth er yom tolile posidenke.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions kidneys and related symptoms such as pain headaches and urinary issues. It references a person named Parm er and a medical context, but most names and details are unreadable, leaving only scattered phrases about kidney problems.
Mrs. Jay Rhoades of this town endorses Cardui the women's tonic for long standing back pain and irregularities claiming it cured her after twelve years of distress with relief lasting after starting Candus. The notice also mentions local social happenings and residents visiting, a well drill, and Sunday gatherings.
All set for Wright County Sunday School tour opening Sunday Oct 41 at Mountain Grove St Pauls M E church South and closing Nov 6 at Dawson Baptist church Other stops include Mansfield Hartville Odin Grovespring Manes with two sessions daily at 2 30 pm and 7 30 pm Program features song service devotional period by pastors address by Mr Bottorff special music county officers talk conference led by Bottorff and benediction Bottorff to arrive Oct 31 from Caldwell County tour amid strong interest and attendance plans to reach every Sunday school in Wright County
At Jackson University a program offers 830 incentives for students and affiliates who distribute information cards at picnics and fairs to promote business education opportunities.
An early advertorial promotes visiting Chillicothe Missouri to Jackson University of Business. It touts finest quarters free night school guaranteed positions a dancing ball and dancing teachers. Board three dollars. Backed by World’s Desire Bureau. For catalog free ticket and full particulars address Walter Jackson president Chillicothe Mo.
A flood of social mentions fills the page with names and weekend visits. Jim Land and Jim Beckett dine at L R Hedrick’s. Elsie and Charlie Kelley join Cleo Kelley at Hartville. Miss Mabel Holliman visits sister Miss Verbie. families of Hedrick, Land, Newton and Dodson are repeatedly noted with church nights and gatherings around New Hope church and Jasper Newton households.
The message invites schools in the county to be given and carried back to their districts to raise efficiency. The Tour Party will be there, asking, will you join the effort to improve education.
Mrs B Hartsfield of Atlanta reports Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills relieve headaches nervousness and irritability. She says they keep her husband and two children steady, allowing housework to continue when otherwise she would be in bed. Widely used for twenty years with proven merit. Available at druggists, 25 doses for 25 cents.
The H. C. O. and S. railroad line has discontinued its Sunday passenger service effective immediately. No resumption date announced. Passengers advised to seek alternative transport options and check for updated timetables.
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