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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1915
Page
8
All Black Publishing Co editors W A Black and Mrs W A Black publish weekly notices. Subscription six dollars and sixty one cents for the year in advance. Entered at the post office of Maushield. Mo 8 Section came better. Published every Thursday in the Opera Howes Block West side Square. Telephone 183.
Front page notice outlines dowbie rates per insertion with locals and per line costs. It lists legals at legal rates with no ads accepted for fees under 25 cents, and notes higher ads are accepted. Ads run until further orders.
A local retailer advertises a wide assortment including tablets, talcum powder, hosiery for all ages, groceries, coffee, turpentine, peroxide, overalls, candy, towels, and fancy meats. The ad invites shoppers to compare prices before buying elsewhere and promotes extensive merchandise at favorable rates.
H. M. Norcross announces a new store in the old post office building one door east of the Bank of Mansfield with high-close service and phone number 70 for inquiries.
Sheriff W J Creer accompanied Walter McMasters of Macomb to Jefferson City to serve a two year forgery sentence and Charles Brown of Norwood to serve a one year larceny sentence, as reported by Hartville Republican.
A Mansfield Mirror giveaway invites residents of Wright County to write a letter to the Automobile Editor at Mirror Mansfield Mo describing what they would do with a Maxwell for one day. entrants must be adults, subscribers, and letters limited to about 100 words. Three winners receive a Maxwell for a full day with driver. announcements and judging by Mirror editors.
A reader notes residency in Wright County Missouri and confirms that the writer or an immediate family member is a paid-up subscriber to the Mausfield Mirror. The message emphasizes coupon law and age requirements within the local paper context.
Go to A Glenn and Son for wagons buggies farm triple meute stoves ranges best wire fence sewing machines shell and heavy hardware Mansfield.
Notice announces price 2c per gallon and daily capacity of 1000 gallons for E. M. Sappenfield & Co. shipping and supply offer. Includes call for inquiries and locational reference to the firm.
N J Craig offers funds to loan on good improved farms in Wright or Douglas counties. He seeks solid security and reliable borrowers. Contact N J Craig for terms and location details.
When you buy flour look for Kansas Diamond Hull Dog or Crescent brands sold by J D Reynolds and the Cash Mercantile Co at bottom prices. Every sack guaranteed. Call for these brands when you need flour.
Money to loan on a well improved farm located in Wright and Douglas counties. Low rates with no delay. Call or write Ady.
City officials names and titles listed include James Coday Attorney Roe Strong Police Judge Roe Strong Collector Roe Strong Street Commissioner and Health Officer Dr J A Fuson with Board of Health members Dr F H Riley and Dr J A Fuson. Aldermen for first and second wards are J Coday J B Freeman and W B Fallingto. The council meets on the second Monday evening each month.
Railroad timetable listing No 101 passenger at 10:00 p m No 241 local freight 12 20 p m No 103 passenger West Bound at 6 42 am No 102 passenger 6 00 am No 240 local freight 12 50 p m No 104 passenger Goh Pon G 3 Burney agent
The entry notes preaching services on the second and fourth Sundays led by Rev. J. M. England with Sunday school each Sunday at 9 45 a m under Superintendent W B Fullington.
Cumberland Presbyterian Church announces preaching services each fourth Saturday evening and Sunday. Rev. Joseph Davis serves as pastor with doo nan and th. W. Preeman listed as superintendent.
Methodist Church announces preaching every second Sunday morning and evening led by Rev J W Needham. Sunday service times shown as 4G wan. oD, Reynolds, Superintendent.
Church of Christ schedule lists preaching every first Sunday morning and evening and Saturday evening past, Bible school at 1 p m each Sunday, J A Wiley superintendent, daily study and prayer Friday evening, Ladies Society Wednesday afternoon, all welcome at Asherson minister parish events.
Dr. R. M. Rogers spoke Friday afternoon at Oak Ridge School on Crime its Causes and Cure. The lecture outlined social factors and practical remedies to reduce delinquency and improve community safety.
Rev Joseph Davis attended the term opening and led devotionals. The second primary room added seats to handle many pupils. Ralph Hylton and others compete in the Boys State Fair at Sha lid next week. The high school class studies seed corn methods and winter storage. New supplementary readers arrive for intermediate grades and others ordered for grammar and second primary. A sand table circus parade engages the youngsters as Marian Riley asks, how much of the body is water.
Unclear ad text claims a product named Dr Fing's en Lite Pills removes waste and poisons from the body. Warns of dizziness spots and vision issues before promising relief by morning with a single daily dose priced at 25e.
J. C. Koin and family were guests in Mountain Grove during the weeks, sharing time with local residents and noting community highlights observed during their stay.
The piece warns readers to beware boosted propositions and cash payments. It urges self-education to insure against failure and notes that asking for anything may not create obligation. It promotes cautious decision making in financial matters and avoiding overload.
Pupils in grade five promotion mix work at school. questions ask weight, corn varieties, and geometry problems. Teachers note improved attitude toward study, new window shades in grammar, and desire to complete tasks. History classes produce neat maps for geography teaching.
An old advertisement touts Shan's Liniment as a remedy for rheumatism neuralgia and other pains by reducing congestion and restoring blood flow. It uses dramatic language urging households to purchase the product and mentions a six dime bottle price.
Cecil Hilsabeck and his family have been visiting relatives, spending time with kin in the area over the weekend.
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