Official Statement of Bank of Mansfield 1913 financial condition
Official statement filed with Mansfield Mirror shows the Bank of Mansfield in Missouri listing resources and liabilities as of October 21 1913. It reports loans and discounts 18080 real estate 1001e9 overdrafts 49 beam bonds 2000 real estate banking house 5000 other real estate 2847.52 furniture 2200 due from banks 11851.01 cashiers checks 55.60 specie 1708 total assets and liabilities include capital stock 40000 surplus 1000 undivided profits 4455 06 deposits 17821.62 including time certificates 27480 and cashier's checks 1088.74. The statement is sworn by President G W Freeman and Cashier Geo B Freeman on October 27 1913 before Notary C A Stephens.
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State of Missouri
Wright
Freeman
Geo. B. Freeman
G. W. Freeman
Otober
A.D
C. A. Stephens
Sfal Notary Public
A. W. Freeman
A. Freeman
B. Freeman
Mansfield
Mansfield Mirror
Manafieid
Touayist
Cace
Liamilitirs Capital
TSS
Miscouri
County of
J.D. Reynolds
Craig
J. J. Reynolds
NS. Craig
A. D
A. Stephens
Sean
Craig J.D. Reynolds
Bank Statement for Mansfield Farmers and Merchants Bank 1913
The Mansfield Mirror reports the October 1 1913 bank statement for Farmers and Merchants Bank Mansfield Missouri. It lists assets including real estate banking house 4700 and furniture 2300, cash 10716804, deposits 0, and liabilities including capital stock 20000 and undivided profits 1186, with officers J D Reynolds president and N A Craig cashier sworn October 2 1913 by Notary A Stephens.
Roll of Honor renewals and new subscribers listed
October subscrip tion payments include Harry Axford Cottonwood Falls Kans W J Smith Wallron Kans P Morgan Alma A F Tarburton W Williams Sarah Hanks Fayetteville Tenn Mr Ruth Rich Los Angeles Cal E R Coble Homer Tarbutton. Total renewals 147. Total new subscribers 223. Grand total 370.
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Kans
W. J. Smith
Wallron
P. Morgan
Alma
A. F. Tarburton W
Williams
Sarah Hanks
Fayetville
Tenn
Ruth Rich
Los Angeles
Cal
E. R. Coble
Homer
Market Report Eggs Butter and Poultry Prices
Market report lists eggs at 20, butter at 11e, butter fat 28, old hens 9c, springs MWe fat, turkeys 12c, ducks le, geese 4c, green hides l l c, rabbits 10e.
Boy Shot While Hunting Near Bryant
A son of George Worth near Bryant was wounded in both legs by No 4 shot while hunting around 10 this morning. He had laid down his gun to examine one of his traps when he was hit. It is unclear if his gun discharged accidentally or if another hunter fired. Dr. W M Hamilton treated his injuries and he is progressing as well as could be expected.
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George Worth
Bryant
W. MM. Hamilton
Thornhill Receives New Well Drill in Rayborn This Week
M. K. Thornhill of Rayborn was delivered a new oil well drill this week. The device arrived for ongoing drilling operations, signaling continued activity in the Rayborn area.
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M. K. Thornhill
Rayborn
Music and Mosquitoes In India Harm Violin Playing
In parts of India heavy mosquitoes disrupt violin performance. music attracts swarms, forcing players to pause as insects gather around and impede hand movements according to an excerpt from Harper's Weekly.
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India
Harper’s Weekly
Twine Holder and Cutter for Kitchen Use
A simple device combines a small tin funnel with a cut edge to act as a twine cutter. Place a ball of twine in the funnel and let the end extend through the snout. A quick jerk across the raised tin edge cuts twine, protecting fingers and saving time.
No Sympathy There Goodfellow and Binne Exchange Quip
A humorous exchange from a 1920s style dialogue features Goodfellow apologizing to Bay for his wife interrupting him. Binne replies with irony about being able to earn 60 far in the mid sentence banter.
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Goodfellow
Old Trick Portrait Hanging Joke
A terse cartoon caption plays on a remark about hanging a portrait. The woman laments the difficulty of getting the image to hang correctly while the man quips that with enough rope he can hang himself.
Ouch He Pomipously Quote Turns Home Silence Into Banter
A brief snippet from Ltooklyn Life quotes a pompous man boasting of telling his wife all he knows, with her witty reply praising how quiet he must be at home. The exchange captures wry domestic humor and contrasts ego with domestic peace.
Interstate Travelers and a Snowy October
The Boston Herald notes birds as interstate travelers deserving federal protection. The piece recalls the Ozarks' memory of a near 1913 October snow, shared by old inhabitants who remember long-ago winters, reflecting a sturdy regional character.
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Boston Herald
Isji
Ozarks
Land sale inquiry from Braymer resident seeks cheap Missouri plots
A reader from Braymer Missouri asks to contact someone selling inexpensive southern Missouri land. The note appears in a local paper alongside a report from Mountain Grove about Mrs Dave Kennedy being arrested on a forgery charge.
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South Missouri
Gr. Barnam
Braymer, Mo
Mountain Grove
Dave Kennedy
Brightening Flower Pots With Red Ochre Paint
A household tip explains brightening dull brick red flower pots by mixing ordinary red ochre in water to the thickness of paint and applying a coat. The pot absorbs the color and retains the shine, restoring its cheerful appearance.
New Use for Glove Fingers for Flower Stems
Glove fingers protect flower stems when attached to a white dress. Fresh flowers worn pinned to fabric stay clean as dampness or stains are kept away. This old tip suggests saving fingers by inserting stems on them to shield delicate outfits.
Matterhorn of Men in a High School Corridor
In a U S high school corridor two framed images stand as companions, the rugged Matterhorn peak and Abraham Lincoln, reflecting themes from Ariadne Gilbert’s More Than Conquerors in Bt. Nicholas.
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Matterhorn
Cragey Peak
Abraham Lincoln
Ariadne Gilbert
Bt. Nicholas
Twins Opposite in Character Describes Dual Personalities
The passage explains that twin siblings differ markedly in temperament: one tends to be quick, self confident, and forgiving, while the other is slow, shy, and good tempered, yet slow to forgive when provoked.
Lampa Care Advice Warns Against Overfilling Oil Lamps
An old tip notes many still use oil lamps for night light and store rooms. It warns that overfilling causes spills and suggests using an old medicine dropper to remove excess oil rather than tipping to pour.
Notable reply at rally sparks mixed audience reaction
A candidate addressed a crowd about never paying for votes and not intending to. The friend asked how the audience reacted. Some applauded while most appeared to lose interest in the message.
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Runnine
He Knew Better Newitt Atlas Quotes on Imagination and Arithmetic
The excerpt presents a dialogue citing Comedic lines about imagination and arithmetic. It contrasts a claim that imagination lacks head for figures with Marryat's remark that a wife applying intuition to age can make arithmetic seem ridiculous.
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Newitt
Marryat
Aid Society Meets With Mrs Beach This Week
The M. E. Aid Society held a gathering this week with Mrs. C. L. Beach in attendance.
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M. E. Aid Society
C. L. Beach
Macomb Church Services Announced by Rev Chadwell
Special correspondence notes from Macomb list preaching at the Baptist church on the first Saturday each month at 11 am and 7 pm and on Sunday at 11 am led by Rev. G Chadwell. Also services at the Macomb Methodist Episcopal church on the second and fourth Sundays with Sunday school each Sunday.
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The
Baptist Church
Rev
G. Chadwell
Macomb Methodist Episcopal Church
Effect of Constant Kneeling at Inquest in Southwark
A doctor testifies at a Southwark inquest that constant kneeling to the church risks causing housemaid's knees. A bishop with such knees would be a de light, per the Cardiff Western Mail.
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Southwark
Cardiff
Posthumous Growth
Louisville Courier Journal notes the saying that good work grows after death. It cites Rubens as an example, claiming he left about 2,000 pictures while about 1,000 are in circulation today.
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Rubens
Louisville Courier-Journal
Deadly Parallel Echoes at My Funeral
A wry exchange frames a funeral clipping as a test of memory and judgment. Saint Peter and the Recording Angel exchange a eulogy clipping, inviting a review of past performances to weigh the departed’s fate.
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Shade
Saint Peter
Angel
It Can't Be Done Toastmaster Admission
Detroit Free Press notes a rare moment when a man rose and admitted he was a speechmaker, a surprising self description amid a formal toastmaster setting. The remark highlights the tension between public speaking persona and genuine eloquence within a civic gathering.
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Detroit Free Press
Nothing Necessary in New Run Stocks
A fragment notes a remark by Hallimory American about a “vacuum business” and a coy claim that nothing was put into the stock of a new run. The exchange underscores secrecy or minimal action in a quoted dialogue.
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Cnpiig
Hallimory American
Daily Thought on the Vast Domain Beyond the Physical
The domain of thought extends beyond the visible world. It knows no bounds except nature and the soul and genius of man. The reflection asserts an expansive imaginative realm guiding human understanding and creativity.
Four Classes of People Quote by William Sheustone
A brief quotation frames four societal roles: those who read, those who write, those who think, and fox hunters. The wry line attributes distinct tasks to each group, underscoring a witty social division.
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William Sheustone
Geometry Risk and Parental Pressure in Student Tale
A student speaks with a parent about geometry class and football grades. The father warns that the student must earn a set percentage in football to be allowed to take geometry, highlighting the tension between academics and athletics.
Keep It Mum Morning Verse Note
A fragmentary quotation urges restraint and quiet in the morning. The terse line references sleep, tears, headaches, ailments like epilepsy, and urges beseeching the angels to hide one’s face and avoid polluting the morning. It resembles a poetic folk expression rather than a news item.
President Wilson Proclaims Thanksgiving Day on November 27
President Wilson designates Thursday November 27 as Thanksgiving Day in a formal proclamation calling on citizens to observe thanksgiving with special prayers and gratitude. The note cites a national day of reflection and shared thanks across communities and institutions.
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Wilson
Place for the Thermometer in the Living Room
If you have only one thermometer, sacrifice your curiosity about the outside temperature and hang it in your living room to preserve health by keeping the room just warm enough.
Not Up to Date Physician Says Mrs Neugold
In a courtroom exchange Judge remarks on a physician’s practice. Mrs Neugold confirms switching doctors criticizing outdated remedies like flaxseed tea and mustard plasters for affluent patients. The dialogue highlights concerns about medical standards.
Knife sharpening tips with crockstone method
If no whetstone is handy you can sharpen a knife by drawing the edge back and forth across the unglazed bottom of a crocks or bean pot or any stoneware item. This simple improvised method guides the edge to true sharpness using a rough ceramic surface.
Rough on the Suitor in The Club Fellow
A humorous exchange unfolds as a daughter’s suitor answers a father’s question about marriage. The father presses whether the proposal is driven by an election bet or genuine affection, underscoring the playful tension of a social scene.
Extra Pay for Silence in Toulouse Tradition
In Toulouse a local custom pays men a higher rate when they are not allowed to sing at their work. The practice endures as a recognized tradition reflecting the city’s singing culture and labor norms.
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Toulouse
Degrees of Suffering and Imagined Ailment Sources
The text discusses imaginative suffering as real, arising from perceived injuries or ailments. It suggests some suffering originates in the mind while others stem from bodily references, highlighting how perception shapes pain and discomfort.
Being Popular and the Virtues of Social Success
The text argues popularity hinges on virtues such as kindness and sincerity toward others. It urges attentiveness to elders and sympathy for daily troubles, advising against hyperCriticism and blunt speech that wounds feelings.
Cold Houses for Plante in Calcutta Gardens
Calcutta botanical gardens maintain a so called cold house for plants from less torrid regions. The collection includes specimens from northern and southern hemispheres kept to flourish as in their native environments.
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India
Calcutta Botanical Gardens
Calcutta
Descent of Man Sparks Debate on Ancestry
The discovery in England of a prehistoric skull prompts some scientists to affirm human descent from the ape. Critics wonder why the focus on ancestry when the key is what people are now, not whence they came.
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England
Noblest Motive in Life and Conservatory Living Room
The text extols the noblest motive as service in the world, citing Phillips Brooks and urging pure strength and faith. It then praises a new house plan that combines conservatory and living room, highlighting ferns flowers sunlit spaces and a cheerful, comfortable apartment feel for mansions or cottages.
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God
Phillips Brooks
Conservatory
America
Evidently Not In His Time
Quote captures a humorous exchange with a bustling crowd around a famed professor. A spectator boasts of trying the man on topics from hounds to golf, only to find him useless, as referenced by a Punch magazine excerpt.
Under Another Name Matinee Exchange
A brief exchange at a motion picture matinee recalls Janet, four, asking for a handkerchief as a man is killed on screen. Her friend Alice, also four, responds that her eyes are sweaty, not crying, highlighting childlike misinterpretation of a violent scene.
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Janet
Alice
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Morse
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Mwe
Lecael
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TUT McAll Company
New York
McCall' Io
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Pientumn Doteiger
Ady
W.T. Norcross
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Wright County
Hartville, Missouri
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Manafield Drug Company
Louisiana
Stark
Stark Bros. Nurseries & Orcha
Louisiana, Mo
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