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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1921
Page
2
The council meets the second Monday evening of each month. Officials listed include N. J. Craig Roe Strong C. L. Turner Dr. J A Fuson LF Livingston and Dr J A Fuson. This brief notice outlines monthly meeting scheduling and key health board names.
L. F. Livingston, agent, lists westbound and local freight departures with No 10, No 241, No 108, No 102, No 240, and No 104 trains. Times include 0:55 p.m. for No 10, 11:00 a.m. for No 241 and No 240, 34 au for No 108, and 6:45 p.m. for No 104.
Ozark Southern reports Mansfield departure at 10:00 a.m. after Frisco arrival. Arrival at Ava is listed for 1:30 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. Frank Grover is the agent coordinating the service.
BAPRET CHURCH invites worshipers each Sunday at 4:50 p.m. W L Matthews is superintendent. Preaching occurs on the second and fourth Sundays with Hav J F Seal serving as pastor.
A church announces preaching on the first Sunday by Rev. Duggins and Sunday school every Sunday at 6 45 a m with G W Freeman as superintendent.
Daily preaching services and Sunday morning and evening. Rev. A J Graves is pastor. Sunday school held every Sunday at 1 45 am with Geo Benjamin as superintendent.
Bible school at 8 45 a m every Sunday led by D H Kay as superintendent Preaching every second Sunday by Rev Oscar Wright pastor City notice notes weekly church schedule and leadership
Manefield chamber holds monthly meetings on the first Thursday night at Odd Fellows Hall. Board of Governors meets on the third Thursday night. L. A. Johnson serves as president and Oliver B. Davis as secretary.
Miss Zella Letsinger and Miss Myrtle Williams hosted guests including Miss Zella Williams and Mrs M H Barlow at Mrs Neva Baker's home. Seph Let singer and family joined Marion Letsinger for dinner. Herman Williams attended a Christian Rodeaser picnic. Farmers traveled to Springfield for the convention. Smith family celebrated at Bryant. Ralph Brentlinger and Herman Williams joined a Macomb Camp Meeting. Neighbors worked on the road near G W Brentlinger’s place. Willis Moody and son Virgil visited the old Hale place Sunday.
A bold advert boasts DeLacy Chemical Co. hair tonic as a safe effective remedy to restore gray and streaked hair to natural color. It claims to stop feathering, prevent dandruff, and keep users looking young, selling for $1.00 to dealers and direct from St. Louis, Missouri.
Mrs Sam Letsinger spent the day Monday with J W Edwards and wife. Her daughter Miss Zella visited in the afternoon. Mrs Paul Williams called at Leo Dorrell’s Sunday afternoon. D E R Soyder and wife dined at Paul Williams Wednesday. J W Brentlinger and wife H M Thomas and wife attended the Pentecostal meeting at Macomb Thursday night. Alva Letsinger called at Paul Williams Sunday. Mrs Grant Letsinger spent Sunday night with her brother Oscar Lyles in Mansfield.
The bank emphasizes personal integrity of its attractors and the efficiency of governing laws as the strongest evidence of security for patrons. It invites comparison and solicits business based on these principles.
No hunting is allowed on PFE TASSeS W.C. Schafer Is. FL Veit J.B. Wistman WON Draper Boswell place. Notice to all parties that hunting is prohibited on these properties.
An advertisement notes a fertilizer product from J. W. Kennedy of the Middle West Grain Grower brand. It emphasizes vetting results and finding reliable performance.
Mrs Geo L North of Naples tells how her country living son suffered severe dysentery and pains until a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy was tried. Quick improvement followed before the doctor arrived, saving the boy from danger.
Miss Bessie McCrite returns from Norwood after dental work. Miss Ivy Hooper collapses from heat at school last Tuesday and is recovering. John Miller and Culle take families to Macomb revival Monday. Bryant girls’ foot injury at Macomb revival. A large van is seized by the spirit and jumps on it. Mr Alfred finishes a cement purchase and workers on them. Ryan McCrite drives youth group to Nyrood for Sunday services. Honest Woods Neece hosts a program Saturday evening. Harris of Arkansas returns from Wilder describes Missouri beds. August singing at Bryant church well attended. Spectator.
East Nashville weighs in on Thedford's Black-Draught liver medicine with a grocer, W N Parsons, extolling its ability to relieve sour stomach indigestion and liver troubles. He credits years of use, recommends it highly, and urges others to keep it in the home.
Miss Marth Days spent Thursday night with Cora Quessenberry. The late son of Mr and Mrs Bibert Broyles was very sick last week. Mrs Cora Robertson spent Sunday at JLM Roys. Cora Quessenberry stayed Saturday night with Zella Letsinger. Mr Smith teaches the boy school and Friday took the children to Irrant Creek for a picnic. They had a fine time. They all ate dinner and swam in the afternoon. John Roy and a few others visited OPM. Mrs Jim Gates and her little daughter spent Tuesday with Mrs Dora Robertson.
An advertisement asserts Cham berlain's Tablets ease bowels improve appetite and strengthen digestion. The copy emphasizes gentle movement and better digestion as benefits.
Advertisement claims Dodson's Liver Tone is a pleasant, harmas alternative to calomel. It alleges it regulates the liver stomach and bowels without sickness and highlights an ironclad money back guarantee after selling 16 million bottles.
A historic note touts Bullard’s Stew Laintithient as an effective remedy for rashes, bites, stings, and skin eruptions. It claims quick healing and lists pricing per bottle and available at druggists.
Grays explode for a dominant victory over Seymour, led by Robbins nine strikeouts and a stout defense. Seymour’s lone seventh inning tally comes on a misplayed fly and a later single, as Grays’ bats and fielding overpower the visitors.
A dated advertisement advises keeping bowels regular for happiness. It claims one or two Chamberlin's Tablets after supper will gently move the bowels by the following morning. The language urges readers to try the remedy for improved mood.
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