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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1920
Page
3
A fragmented rail notice lists No.101 passenger 50 pou, No.244 local freight Doan, No.108 Missenver 36 west bound, No.102 passenger eM van Noto, No.104 Vissenver ito ja L. lk LMVISGSTOS, agent remains inoperative with local breudit.
Unclear OCR text describes an event or schedule with names and dates. readable parts mention arrival and a location, but key details are fragmented. The item reads like a brief transit or travel notice lacking concrete participants, places, or actions to anchor a full report.
Sunday sermon notices list Rev. T. U. Witeliger preaching at Mastin. Readers are invited to attend services each Sunday morning and evening with brief prayers and scripture readings announced in the weekly church bulletin.
Revival services are held every Sunday morning and evening conducted by Rev. T J Pratt at Costa. Sunday school meets each Sunday at an unspecified time with J D Reynolds serving as superintendent.
An advertisement touts Delson's Liver Tone as a safe vegetable remedy for liver sluggishness and constipation. It claims gentle, non gut-griping relief, avoids calomel dangers, and guarantees money back if not effective. Also notes Mansfield Fair dates and a local personal update about O.B. Whitaker.
Mrs C BD Cook of 1911 Whitty Street Kington Texas describes severe back and hip pains after four months of marriage. She credits Cardul, a vegetable tonic, with lifting her from bed after a few days and says she has used five bottles and stays well. She cites friends who recommended Cardul. NC-136
A brief note places today in Harrisonville during the current week. The text provides minimal readable details about location and timing without further context or names.
A fragmented notice discusses the Bayer aspirin name and packaging, noting its reputation for over twenty years and its claimed relief for headaches earaches neuralgia and rheumatic pains. It mentions small tin boxes of twelve tablets and the Bayer trademark linked to acetylsalicylic acid ester.
A 10 pound baby boy was born at the Lindsay residence of KL McCrite and his wife on September 14.
A fragmented ad urges purchasers to buy Diamond Dyes to avoid material risk. It promises simple directions and dependable color without streaking or running, claiming the Enech package contains clear instructions for safe use and lasting results.
A union Sunday school was organized at the Pool school house Sunday with J. R. Pool as superintendent. Manstiel Bair, Sept. 29, 30, Oct. 1, 2 promises a course titled The Texas Wonder for kidney and bladder troubles. The ad offers mail purchase of remedy under Dr. B. W. Hall with price and distribution details.
Notice sets a 2:00 pm September 26 1920 meeting at the Hartville Court House for the Wright county Republican Central Committee with all lady township members urged to attend. Opal Short and Mes HE Frink announce the session with Mansfield Bar as chairman and future business in view. Magic Crescent Electric Co reports new officers and a plan to hire 15 to 20 workers as it expands production of weatherproof sockets and rosettes. KS Leacher announces candidacy for county judge in the Democratic ticket and canvassing efforts. Public sale near Norwood lists livestock farming gear and implements with terms and auction details by J D Burke and Col J K R McIntosh.
Saturday night a break in at the Reynolds & Coday store shattered the front door glass. Few sweaters were stolen while night clerk C. G. Rider at the Frisco heard the crash near midnight but saw nothing. no further clues emerged as he left the depot. Nearby real estate trades reported in Mansfield Fair include 120 acres traded in Douglas county and Dewar properties exchanged between local buyers and sellers.
Mansfield launches a new photo studio named Good Luck Studio formed by consolidating the Mansfield Art Studio of Harold Pool and the Carl Mackey photograph business. The joint owners are Harold Pool and Carl Mackey.
Geo N Benjamin says ducks are a paying proposition for farmers even if they do little more than catch bugs and worms. He reports one duck killed Tuesday contained 107 worms in its craw and notes he kept 60 ducks on the farm.
A vintage ad touts DeLacy's French Hair Tonic as a safe effective hair treatment used by thousands. It claims to restore gray or streaked hair to its natural color, prevent dandruff, stop hair loss, and keep the user looking young, with bottles selling for $1.00 at drug or toilet counters or by prepaid order from Delacy Chemical Co. in St Louis MO.
Rev. T. EK. Pratl preached his final sermon of the conference year at the ME church. Additions to the church and baptisms were held in the afternoon. In Hartville juvenile court Fred Rouse aged 10 was ordered to the Missouri school for the deaf. Marshall Cramer 15 sent to Boonville reform school. Paul Whittaker 10 and Edward Mitchell 12 sent to reformatories. Paul paroled to Etta Whittaker and Edward to Marl Mitchell. At Mansfield Fair the Mansfield Grove defeated Mountain Grove 14 to 4. The Stantons left for DeFun iak Springs, Fla., selling Amanda Farms property to John Miller and 10 acres to W. A. Dorton.
From Camp Pike Arkansas Col Roy Brown with the Dock Gol and BL P Airpot and the Old Manress Dave Orchestra will sing for Dynamite under the Southern style. Ham Greasy Ham performs daily at the U S Mansfield Fair Army events offering entertainment to soldiers and locals alike.
Persuasive ad claims pimples and skin eruptions stem from blood conditions and warns local remedies fail. Promotes S.S.S. treatment with a free medical history by the Medical Director at 152 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
At the Mansfield Fair on September 29 and 30, exhibitors showcase diverse items. Local merchants tout Chamberlain's Cough Remedy from Guion Drug Store with strong claims of satisfaction. Messages promote fair attendance, clean attractions for all ages, and a call to participate early.
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