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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1920
Page
3
Daily hours show eastbound and westbound departures with Mansfield as a hub. Fred Grover, agent, notes morning and evening runs aligning with Frisco train 103 arrivals and times for Ava and Mansfield.
Sunday school every Sunday at 0 45am led by GC A Stephens Superintendent. Preaching on the second and fourth Sundays by Rev T B Ritsinger Pastor.
Congregation details show preaching on the first Sunday by Rev John T Younger, pastor. Sunday Panda school operates weekly at 9:45 a.m. with G W Freeman as superintendent.
Rev. T. E. Prall, Pastor, conducts services with Bundey school session every Sunday at 0:45 am. J. D. Reynolds serves as Superintendent.
Bible school at 0:45 p m every Sunday D H Kay Superintendent preaching every second Sunday Ray Qacar Wright Pastor Leaf tobacco Kentucky fine chowing and smoking Hancock County grown from farm 2 pounds sample 1 00 paid Hawesville Kentucky ad copy
A long list of special premiums for the Manefield World’s Fair details awards across categories. Prizes cover dairy livestock, poultry, fruits, vegetables, baked goods, crafts, and kid-related contests. Highlights include Holstein and Jersey cattle, Percheron stallion, best watermelon, canning, needlework, and first home run prize. The event runs September 29 to October 2 at Mane Field.
Prominent features for the Mansfield Fair include the Pershing Military Band from Camp Pike Arkansas, the Stan Fralt Experiment Station exhibit, and speeches by notable figures. The commission urges exhibitors to prepare premiums, rent rooms, and submit program details while promising strong Army recruiting presence and rich stock show facilities.
Mansfield readers urged to try Dean's Kidney Pills claiming a back pain cure and improved kidney function. Anlocal testimonial from Mrs. Jos Horner of Springfield Missouri describes relief from sore back headaches and urinary symptoms after using the remedy. The ad notes FosterMilburn Co and Mansfield Fair dates with Steve Yates visiting Springfield last week.
A vintage advertisement promotes Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Compound to darken gray hair and restore luster. It claims natural, even color via daily application with a sponge or brush, noting it is cosmetic and not a disease treatment. The note closes with a local reference to W. Meetin of Macon.
An old ad extols Diamond Dyes as safe and reliable for dyeing fabrics. It claims the package contains clear directions so even beginners can avoid streaking fading or running colors. A color card is mentioned but no further details are provided.
Mountain Grove Journal reports the Crescent Electric Company of Mountain Grove is incorporated with a $19,000 stock, officers A Douglass president, Wm M Nolsan secretary, J A Clase treasurer, and stockholders B Douglass M Doug les Nelson Chase. Directors for the first term named. The firm expands into electrical parts manufacturing and tools, with new building at Second and Maple, and ample orders for 1920. Also notes McGee’s Baby Elix ia ad and Mansfield Fair dates. A Grove Spring auto accident results in the death of Joshua Onwoody’s 11-year-old son. driver Joan Webb, 16, exonerated.
The cornerstone ceremony for the new Norwood high school will be laid Friday Sept 10 1920 at 1 30 pm by the M W Grand Lodge of Missouri with Dr C M Briggs Fas Grand Master presiding Mountain Grove Commandery 1 No 66 to escort and Knights Templar to attend in uniform Norwood Lodge 622 invites neighboring lodges to participate.
Dodson's Liver Tone is pitched as a harmless alternative to calomel promising quicker relief without griping. The ad claims it won’t salivate and is safe for children. The piece also notes Mans field Parent Teachers plan a Dollar Social fundraising event by the second Friday in September to buy school equipment.
A health claim says meat consumption strains kidneys, causing uric acid buildup leading to rheumatism headaches nervousness dizziness and other disorders. The ad asserts a mineral salt drink flushes urine to relieve irritation and weakness, naming Jed Baltes as a promoter.
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