City Officials Chosen in Latest Roll Call
J. E. Craig Roe Strong S. R. Hedrick CC Newton named among city officials in the current roll call.
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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1921
Page
2
J. E. Craig Roe Strong S. R. Hedrick CC Newton named among city officials in the current roll call.
East bound trains include No 101 at 9 55 p.m No 241 at 11 00 a.m and No 108 at 9 35 a.m West bound trains list No 102 at 50 a.m No 240 local freight at 11 00 a.m and No 104 passenger at 6 45 p.m L F Livingston Agent
Frisco train arrival at 10 percent completion then departure to Ava follows. Depart Ava at 8:30 p.m. Final arrival at Mansfield later, via Ozark Southern route. Agent Fred Grover issues timetable notes.
Baptist Church announces Sunday school every Sunday at 4 a.m. W L Matthews listed as Sept Preaching on the second and fourth Sundays. Rev J F Seal is the pastor.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church advertises preaching on the first Sunday led by Rev Duggins with G W Freeman serving as superintendent. The notice concise details church leadership and service schedule.
Preaching services every Sunday morning and evening led by Rev. A J Graves pastor. Sunday school held every Sunday at 45 a.m with Geo Benjamin as superintendent.
The Church of Christ offers Bible school at 9 45 a m every Sunday with D H Kay as Superintendent and preaching by Oscar Wright the pastor on the second Sunday each month.
The Mansfeld Chamber of Commerce meets on the first Thursday night each month at Odd Fellows Hall. Board of Governors also meets that night. L. A. Johnson serves as President and Oliver B. Davis as Secretary.
The Grand Jury visited the County Farm and found general good conditions with stock and feed well cared for. Recommends plumbing repairs at the well and improved ventilation, installation of a gasoline engine, paint woodwork, proper housing for chickens, and an audit of county accounts. Finds jail sanitary except for a ground floor closet. urges plumbing repairs to maintain sanitation.
A noted hair tonic claims safe effective results for gray and streaked hair. It advertises restoration to natural color, dandruff reduction and reduced hair loss, priced at 1.00, sold in drug and toilet counters and by DeLacy Chemical Co. in St. Louis Mo.
The Grand Jury recommends revoking permit for Dr Wittwer and actions against the license abuse in Mun Grove Missouri. It calls the Prosecuting Attorney to address illegal liquor prescriptions, repaint jail walls, and pursue prosecutions for cigarette sales under sections 4520 and 3521 KRS, urging public notice via press. Foreman C A Stephens endorses these steps.
Clarkef's Millinery announces Regina Creation Hats, the newest sensation in trimmed hats, boasting style and value. Adv at Mrs. Anderson's Stand.
A public auction on Tuesday October 4 starting at 10 am at the Sam Spence farm northeast of Mansfield offers 1 sorrel horse aged a few years 1 sorrel horse 10 years about 50 chickens 50 bundles of wood various farm tools furniture and household items. Terms cash under 10 and a credit of months on bankable notes for larger sums with 6 percent interest. No goods removed until terms complied. BON Owens owner Roy Den nes Anellonenra GC Freeman Clerk
An advisory touts Cham berlain's Tablets as improving appetite aiding digestion and providing gentle bowel movement promotion. The notice emphasizes digestive benefits and stomach comfort for readers.
Owners of horses and livestock widely use Liquid Borozone to heal wounds and sores. The product claims mild action with no disfiguring scars and is sold by all druggists. Includes mentions of Brice and GUE with the code 3120.
Saturday and Sunday visits fill the pattern as H S Polt and wife stay with G W Brentlinger. Guests include Link Lotsinger and family W G Lotsmeer and Amy Hall. Zilla Lotsinger visits grandparents J W Edwards and wife. Mrs Dave Crider improving at Lis Wribing. Neighbors and kin attend Sam Lotsinger and others. Turbutton repairs house. Tom Prye dines with brother Chis. Mrs Geo Dewhirst ill again. Crider and Brye families noted. Marion Letsinger visits Seph Letsinger. more visits noted at J W Menards and Harry Thomas.
An old notice promotes Hallard's Snow Liniment as effective for skin eruptions rashes prickly heat chigger bites and stings of insects. It claims fast healing and lists three sizes priced at 0c HO Sb 20. Sold by all druggists.
Thursday September 29th sale at 2 miles east of Portland on Tandy Davis Farm features 5 Holstein bulls aged 3 months to 2 years, 16 high grade Holstein heifers 1 to 3 years, 7 Jersey cows, eighty two-year-old steers, and 16 two-year-old steers. For details refer to Public Sale Bills or write Whales and Kincannon Fordland Missouri.
A public sale will be held at the farm four miles north and two west of Manstrell on the John Hall place Tuesday Sept 27 1021 at 10 a m. Items include cattle mares mules sheep hogs hens a wagon tools cream separator hay and grain. Cash for sums under 10 or bankable notes with interest for larger amounts. Julia Bacon owner Col Roy kk Dennis auctioneer G rereman clerk. Lunch on grounds.
A brief note urges happiness by keeping the bowels moving and recommends Chamberlain's Tablets after supper to produce a morning bowel movement. The message is promotional and informal, lacking formal publication details.
A poem recounts a speaker hosting many stray cats after folk lore says a cat brings luck. More felines arrive daily, each larger, prompting the narrator to urge townspeople to take in strays. The signer identifies J Tl Tarbutton with Miss R. D as author.
A cross sickly baby in distress needs McGee's Baby Elixir to check the bowels and settle the stomach. It promises to restore healthy conditions at a price of 35 cents and 6 cents, sold by all druggists.
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