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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1919
Page
1
Sleepy Hollow notes heavy rainfall hindering farmers who have not completed sowing wheat. Everet and Ray Rushing visited their brother Joe and wife over the weekend. L.L. Land has purchased the property where Chas Mitchell’s family currently reside and plans to move soon.
Scott Mackey has been employed in Springfield, taking a new workplace role amid local employment shifts. The move places him in a notable local career transition with implications for the Springfield workforce.
Local items note newcomers on Route 2 W J Haymes and R L Calhoun of Norwood visiting. Ads promote sorghum barrels at Reynolds Campbell and 10c and 1c counters at J W Floyd’s. Dr C E Woody, Springfield physician, is dead. Marine Paul Divan returns home. Numerous sales and trade notices from Macomb and nearby towns.
Taxes are due again and residents may pay at the official list office located in the rear of Reynolds and Coday Store. Pleasant Valley Township residents encouraged to drop in and settle when convenient. Adv. Ward B Hitchcock.
Mrs Marian Livingston Stanley of Shelbyville Kentucky visits Ava. Johnsons Candies shipment received. Mrs Cecil V Hilsabeck and children of Anderson visit relatives. Buy fertilizer from J W Kennedy Middle West Grain Grower brand. Divans Liver Pill recommended for biliousness. Lost small black hound with yellow legs bad ear liberal reward. Taxes payable at office official list. Mansfield readers back Red Cross drive November 2 through 11. New shoes and Georgette waists advertised. M FE Ladies Aid elects officers. next meeting at Mrs Rogers. Subscription reminders for Mirror.
Local notes report varied events including a Midway protracted meeting starting at Hargus Chapel on November 1. J. W. Kennedys wheat and timothy were threshed by Morris and Stogsdil last week. Mrs Guss Pittsford shows improvement after a fall. Bert Attebury, John Kennedy’s eldest son, received his Navy discharge after four years of service. Joe Rushing and wife plan a move to Texas for cotton mill work. George Blankenship will winter in Central Arkansas. A TATTLE-TALE.
Agricultural ad copy urges farmers to boost corn profits by refining hog production and market conditioning with B. A. Thomas Hog Powder. Mentions worm removal and general tonte with names H.OM. Norecross and AAdY as contributors.
Help wanted notice seeking men or women to take orders among friends and neighbors for genuine guaranteed hosiery including full line for men women and children. Earn 50 cents an hour spare time or $24 a week full time. Experience unnecessary. Write International Stocking Mills Norristown Pa.
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