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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1922
Page
2
The note lists various routes with times and train types. Westbound passenger service No 103 at 9:65 am and No 162 at 6:10 pm appear, along with locals and freights. Agent L F Livingston provides the information in a terse timetable fragment.
Partial rail timetable fragment shows arrivals and departures between Caave Mamsfieid and Megsfeid with times around 4:30 pm and 7:00 pm. Mentions Fred Grover and ages. details are unclear due to OCR errors.
BarTisi Church advertises Sunday school every Sunday at 6:55 and lists C W L Matthews as superintendent along with Pastor P ley and Reverend Sed Gundaye associated with the church activities.
Sunday services led by Rev. A. Humphrey and Pastor G W Freeman. Prayer gatherings occur every 20d Sunday in Cumberland area. Information appears garbled. core note indicates regular weekly religious meetings.
Readable lines mention preaching services for 3rd and 4th morality and evening rites led by Rev C Ex Kitile and Pastor Gandsy at the Gandsy school every Sunday at 4 6 am. Geo Benjamin and Eupt are listed among attendees.
Church of Christ Bible school meets at 8 45 a m each Sunday with D A Kay and Saperis nS conducting. Rev Oscar Wright serves as Pastor and a service follows every second Sunday.
Mansfeld Chamber of Commerce notes meetings on the first Thursday of each month and board gatherings on the third Thursday. Officers listed include A J Clark as President and Miver B Davis as Secretary. The text confirms regular governance and contact names.
The list presents names for multiple local offices and judicial positions including Superintendent of Schools SAM A BAKER, Supreme Court Div. 1 judge CONWAY ELDER, Supreme Court Div. 2 judge EDWARD HIGKER, FRANCIS M HAYWARD, Congressional candidate PHILA KENNET for the 16th District, Circuit Judge 1st District CH. SKINKER, State Senator RALPH W DaY, Representative Wim H ROBINETT, Prosecuting Attorney ELBERT L. KAYBORN, Circuit Clerk JM. CODSY, Recorder SRIAUR WILLIAMS, County Clerk 8. A. CARTER, Probate Judge GEO C. MURRELL, Presiding Judge ALLEN ROBINET, Judge of North District J J M BUTSELL, and Judge of Scott District JOE DENNIS.
A tonic claims to safely restore gray and streaked hair to its natural beauty, offering a gradual reform and dandruff control. Sold for 60 cents at drug and toilet counters or prepaid from DeLacy Chemical Co. St Louis. Dealers report it will prevent hair loss and keep users looking young.
The piece extols the fair as a beacon of progress and a showcase for local effort. It urges participation, highlighting exhibits from home products, farm produce, and livestock as signs of improvement and shared pride in the community.
The Southwest Missouri State Teachers College Springfield is the new name for the Fourth District Normal School established in 1906 at Springfield Missouri. The college now offers a four year collegiate program and confers the Bachelor of Science in Education degree, emphasizing strong high school preparation for teachers.
Young men and women may pursue a full collegiate course via the Teachers College, earning a Bachelor of Arts after 120 credit hours and faculty guidance. Missouri funds support early law or medical study, commercial training, and conservatory music instruction by nine full time teachers. Total fees total 1250 per term. no extra lab or athletic charges. Clyde M. Hill, President.
The uniform success of Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhea Remedy in relief and cure of children and adults has made it widely used and nearly unrivaled. Every user reports it without equal.
Mays pitched a strong game yet St Louis was held to two runs while the Browns dropped to third place after a 9 to 2 defeat. The Yankees produced at least one run in all but two innings in front of about 10,000 fans in damp conditions. Weather deterred attendance and the Browns showed slow offense as Friday’s crowd drew more. From nearby, F. E. Shaw sold his Moore school area farm to Tobie Graves of Scheynne Wyoming and changed residence after the deal led by J. E Hart of Stroet Farm agency. A DeLaval cream separator was offered for sale by J C0. Carter Garage.
A battered Browns lineup watched the Yankees pull away as Carl Mays delivered a strong seven innings. The right-hander scattered hits while receiving timely help from a pivotal double play sequence, aided by defensive mishaps and fielding errors.
The text explains appendicitis as caused by constipation and waste buildup in the lower bowels which leads to infection in the appendix. It then advises taking Chawiveriin’s Tablets to keep bowels regular and reduce risk.
Leedys Ladies Shop adds a hem stitching machine due to increased business in the hemstitching department. They offer cotton hemstitching at 5 cents per yard and silk at 10 cents per yard, with free cotton thread and mail orders welcomed from 225 227 East Commercial in Springfield, Missouri.
Very dry hot weather. Corn is about dried ready to cut for fodder. Peaches are being canned this year by farm women. Mr and Mrs J Greenwood and Arthur were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Will Greenwood Sunday. Mrs Lowella Christy was in Macowe Monday. Miss Loleila Christy and Mrs Covella Greenwood were in Mansfield Monday. Pleas Doyel wife and children were in Mansfield Monday. Mrs Sid Williams spent Monday at her son's Harvie Williams. OSE will meet at the Macomb Methodist church next Sunday eight. Miss Iva Dovel leader. SOMEBODY EL3é.
An old advertisement for Texas Wonder claims to treat kidney and bladder troubles including gravel rheumatism and irregularities. A bottle costs $1.26 and claims to cure with sworn testimonials. Dr E W Hall 292 Olive St St Louis promotes the product.
Promotion offers to buy tube e¢utupatches from J A Carter Garage and receive a free number for a Ford car to be given away. Targeted marketing message invites customers to participate in the drawing by obtaining patches.
An old advertisement promotes Ballard's Souw Liniment for skin eruptions ash and prickly heat bites and stings of insects. It claims quick healing and lists three sizes priced 80c and 1.20 per bottle, with sales through druggists.
William M. Williams, a prominent figure in railroad labor circles for a quarter century in the country and the southwest, died at his home in Mountain Grove last week.
Owners of horses and blooded stock use Liquid Horozone to heal wounds and barbed wire cuts without disfigurement. Sold by Air Druggists. A Rogersville store was robbed Sunday night taking about $500 in goods. A torpid liver and disordered bowels cause daytime sleepiness, Herbine advertised as a cleansing remedy sold by all druggists.
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