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The readable text notes poultry farming and its scale, mentioning sustainable practices and economic aspects. It references Connie and mentions shifts in focus between farmers and broader market conditions.
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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1921
Page
4
The readable text notes poultry farming and its scale, mentioning sustainable practices and economic aspects. It references Connie and mentions shifts in focus between farmers and broader market conditions.
Fragmented catalog text shows ads for doors and hardware, a real estate rental offer, a wordy appeal to a boy audience, and a production company name. The readable bits reference Mansfield Produce Company and Sunset Magazine. The tone resembles a mid century classified page with dubious copy and pricing hints.
A garbled sale notice lists dining room items including chairs a bed and other household goods. The readable items mention dining room set chairs a heater and beds while suggesting the entire lot is nearly new. Names appear as Mas Waait Leal Roy Lentils but are unclear.
The Springfield Business College, famed by local employers, reports rising calls for graduates as three weeks of hiring activity are directed to one company. Tuition refunds are offered if graduates fail to secure employment, encouraging locals to pursue the college’s training despite uncertain outcomes.
An attending guest, Marie Bernsliedt, receives praise for her reading of Phare as the sculpture’s creator Laval Lange fellow stands nearby. In a surprising moment she turns toward the crowd and kisses a companion on the cheek, drawing mixed reactions from attendees and triggering discussion on the event's decorum.
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