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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1915
Page
8
The Minnesota public imagines cultivating game birds to market levels like domestic fowl. The Mirror prints an article on their experimental plan. Wisconsin adds a fox farm idea for pelt raising. These notes encourage readers seeking new prospects.
The W. C. T. U. met with Mrs. Craig Tuesday afternoon. The next meeting is set with Mrs. RN. Farren on September 28.
The 1916 Maxwell arrives in Mansfield priced at 655 dollars fob Detroit with full equipment including electric starter and lights. It features a streamlined design, roomy interior for three in back, luxurious upholstery, and improved clutch and oil bath systems for smoother operation. Maxwell touts strong production and five body designs including Roadster Cabriolet Town Car and Convertible.
Attendance remains strong as new pupils join this week. Parent Teacher Association to meet at the school building Friday at 4 pm. Prof Hylton and eighth graders improved the street in front of Mrs Brazeal's property. Emma Cooley of Blytheville Ark visited and praised the rooms’ cleanliness. The article urges property owners to cut weeds and students to be supplied with needed supplies.
The M E church hosts a Christian Endeavor program on Sunday September 12 at 7 15 pm The topic is Friendships that are worth forming The Roll Call Meeting includes Scripture readings by Lois Beach Velma Hylton Minta A very and J A Hylton The program features a song The Best Friend to Have is Jesus Bring your Bibles and be on time Prayer for a good meeting led by J A Hylton president
James Bell dined at Jno Bren tlinger s Tuesday. Roy and wife drove to the farm Sunday. Sam Letsinger s were at Jay Dennis Saturday night. M H Barlow and wife called on Mr. Ivy and wife Sunday.
Miss Esther Starne dined at Marie Letsinger's Sunday. Several residents, including George Crain, Mrs. Tom Dean, Mrs. J. Peabody, Mrs. Dennis, Miss Nellie Letsinger, Miss Eunice Hight, Thelma Davis, and others were noted visiting at various homes in Norwood and nearby farms this week. Sightings include Paul Williams, Hartville trips, and multiple Sunday and Saturday visits among neighbors.
Marketing voice touts tablets talcum powder hosiery groceries coffee turpentine peroxide carburets overalls candy towels fancy meats and more. Advertises broad general merchandise and price comparisons inviting customers to compare prices before buying elsewhere.
H. M. Norcross announces a new store occupying the old post office building one door east of the Bank of Mansfield. Phone number 70 offered for high class service.
The agriculture class excels in corn study with notebooks to be shown at the stock show next month and prizes for the top three. tardies persist for some pupils, blamed on parents by teachers. High school boys worked on road improvement, filling a troublesome gully and installing a culvert. Graduates take bookkeeping and sewing with regular classes this year.
A compact sales list features Best granulated sugar 14 lb price 1.26 per box. Includes boxes of matches 2 lbs soda 60 cents 1 lb package J P Coates thread 2 lbs good coffee 1 lb Alaska salmon corn flakes 260. Clothing items priced 50 cent works shirts 390 Best dollar overalls 890 Best work socks 25 cents shirts and drawers 190.
Local Mansfield Missouri merchants advertise pricing on a new line of Fancy Dress Ginghams and Percales. Also pictured are fresh candies and cakes offered at right prices by McCanse Store Company and W. T. Norcross Store.
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