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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1920
Page
6
A long list of premiums for Mansfield Fair entrants includes first prizes of up to 6 for dairy cattle Jersey cows Guernsey cows and Holsteins, plus awards for crops poultry and crafts. The notice, dated Sept 24, invites participation and promises additions from local sponsors and businesses.
Clerk Nelson becomes entangled in a plot of whispers and missing jewels as he guards the Gaston apartment. Barbara Bradford, Claire Bradford, and Barbara's sister drive a web of clues. A concealed passage and a murder step into the tale as detectives close in on the suspect.
Mansfield Fair events set for September 29 through October 2. The notice lists subscribers for cash on subscription including J P Anderson and M H Dennis of Mansfield, Ee Po Gaskoull of Mansfield, Rose Wilder Lane of Paris, Prince J Gaskill of Tarkio, and John F Garner of Springfield.
In Mansfield on Sept 29 the Mans field Grays beat the Heer baseball team 4 to 0. Earlier the Heer had defeated the Grays in a separate game, and the report discusses local education plans and county road conditions amid ongoing coverage of Mansfield Fair preparations.
Company records show nominal capital stock and surplus fund figures read as Total STATILUDE RS in the provided OCR fragment. The readable portion lacks clear names, dates, or locations to expand into a full business notice.
Public auction at a Mansfield area farm offers 2 Bay Horses 5 years, several milk cows including Jerseys and Holsteins, 20 head of sheep, one thoroughbred Curve Low with papers, 12 farming implements and a Butter Hy cream separator. Terms: cash on all sums under 10, 12 months on larger notes bearing interest. Auctions advertised for Sept. 29 to Oct. 2 with dates and seller C H Nevels and clerk W L Hylton.
Town readers learn Sept 29 Oct 1 2 set for Mansfield Fair with reflections on the August rains. Local ads report Reynolds Campbell stove sales Hartville visitors and Moving plans plus a union prayer service at C P church.
Central fees and telephone rent must be paid by September 11, 1920 to avoid service disconnection at noon. Mansfield Telephone Co. manager F E Weed issues the reminder in the advertisement.
The statement shows loans and discounts and other assets and liabilities for a Wright County Missouri bank. J Hitchcock, vice president, and W V Carter, cashier, attest the figures as true. Notary J E Hart witnessed the oath dated August, 1920, with directors Ged Jackson J L Carter G Chadwell signed as correct attest.
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