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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1918
Page
6
J R Deckard, Hartville Missouri, announces bid for re election as Revenue Collector. He touts 95 percent tax collection without suits, transparent records, postal support funds aiding war effort, and non slanderous campaign. He invites voters to see his office and pledges 100 percent Americanism.
W A Newton of Hartville was here Monday and named district manager for several Missouri counties for Kansas City Life Insurance Company, for which he has written insurance for years.
A revived home remedy cites Jed Salts from a pharmacist to calm urinary irritation caused by uric acid. It advises dissolving four ounces in water and taking a tablespoon daily before breakfast for two or three days to neutralize urine acids and ease bladder weakness. The note warns the product is inexpensive and harmless, derived from lemons and grapes.
E. B. Garner and his son from Bartville were in town on Monday with Mr Garner planning to continue to Mountain Grove after the visit.
Dodson's Liver Tone offered as a safe substitute for calomel and claims it cleanses the liver without causing nausea or salivation. The ad touts benefits including a quick, pleasant lift and suitability for children. Also mentions Sam Curry of Ava passing through en route home from Springfield.
Mrs B Stewart of 818 College St Springfield Missouri reports chronic backache and kidney trouble eased after using Doans Kidney Pills. She describes swelling in limbs blurred vision and dizziness improved after two boxes. Price 60c at dealers. Poster Milburn Co Buffalo NY advert.
Jess Claxton of Hartville ships pedaroan Durham steer Monday to W. H W. Claxton at Van Buren.
Dr F Hy Riley and wife hosted a cannon ball party at Idlewild to honor A H Hirst and wife of Tulsa Oklahoma. Former Grand Island Nebraska residents attended including E W Hirst Byron Hirst Dr A J Clark Wm Sielaf and Delmar Sielulf. The event featured cannon balls torpedoes music games and a festive display with red pepper center cannon ball safety noted by Dr Riley.
In Pea Ridge the area is chilly after rain and influenza limits activities. G. A. Wells hosted Sunday visitors including Mrs Ora Frye and Miss Thelma Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs Grover Lind of Greensburg Kansas welcome a 6 pound baby boy. John Weaver and wife celebrate a new baby born October 26. Methodist church services suspended due to illness. Rev T J Gideon preaches quarterly.
Forecast signals likely rain on Monday or Tuesday with temperatures rising Monday then cooling Tuesday. Overall temperatures remain below normal for the week.
J E Roy of Vera Cruz visited this week. H Lovan and wife spent Sunday at Willow Springs. Sid McCrae plans to Arizona after the sale on November 6. A Carter of Grovespring Republican nominee for County Clerk came Friday. Frank Beach and wife returned from Springfield where he was hospitalized. School to reopen Monday as Spanish influenza abates. Nugget Theatre reopens Halloween night with special program. Maude M Aldrich spoke countywide for the dry amendment and read a poem The Kaiser's Partner. HER BINE advertised for indigestion relief by dealers.
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