29 Sep 1921
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Newspaper
Mansfield Mirror
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1921
Page
1
Local notes report visits and movements of residents from Mt. Grove Hartville and Cedar Gap. It mentions a post office established at St George with Ola F Hoke as postmaster and a planned revival of church services by Rev J E Seals. Also notes on a Cedar Gap inquest into T A Goss death and various small incidents around Mansfield and area.
Jason Roy and sons Lawrence and Harvey of Vera Cruz spent Saturday night and Sunday with his parents LD M Roy and wife. He was accompanied home by his sister Mrs Dora Lobrt son for a few days visit. Walter Lowe, wife and son Forest and sister Miss Alm Towe and Miss Ethel Robertson motored to Macomb Friday after Mrs Hiram Williams Dave Bennett's visited at Payton Quessenberry Saturday afternoon, Will Roy and Mrs Payton Quessenberry called at Mrs Dora Robertson's Sunday. A revival began at Fairview church Saturday night conducted by Reverends G Hylton and Rami Goss. Mrs Hiram Williams of Macomb spent Saturday and Sunday with her parents. Amara Roy, wife and children, called at his sister's Mrs Dora Robertson's Sunday afternoon. Walter Towe and family left Sunday morning in their Dodge car for Kansas City.
Mrs Griffen returns from Tulsa while Mt Zion Camp meeting closes after a rainy weekend. Mr Nevils plans a pronounced meeting at Mt Everett church next Sunday night with help urged. Miss Wilma Brooks and Miss Ora Pope return from visits to Mt Zion and Bryant respectively. Mr Walker of Ava visits Bryant this week. Alfred’s home nears completion. The sick list includes Mrs W A Simmons and Florence.
Boys and girls are invited to write to the Circulation Manager at Sunset Magazine in San Francisco California to receive details of a vacation after school money making plan. The notice promises attractive special prizes for producers and offers guidance for earning opportunities.
An advertisement-style note urges readers to use Cham berlain's Tablets for gentle bowel action improved appetite and stronger digestion.
Dr Ryan of Ryan Banking Co Norwood plans a brick eight room bungalow with concrete basement 31 by 50 at about 5000 dollars Ezra Dennis of Mansfield will supervise construction The Mirror editors celebrate a new grandson born to Claud A Edwards and his wife last Wednesday September 28 Their Burkburnett Texas home is temporary and relatives mention Grandpa Davis as a churchman and editor with plans for the Edwards to lead the New York World in about 29 years
A Cedar resident touring Colorado forwards a satirical receipt for home brew as Congress debates legalization in Colorado. The recipe claims to mix hops with ten gallons tan bark and quirky ingredients like Schellac soap and an I. W. W. sock, then adds a gras shopper for kick. The item reads as a humorous historical note rather than a practical guide.
The Ozarks boast strong dairy potential with a 54 million dollar annual market estimate if fair prices prevail. Slumping prices stem from foreign butter imports and the rise of filled milk products using coconut oil, a domestic threat not addressed by tariffs. The piece urges action by all local interests to protect dairymen and promote fair marketing.
Mrs D R Snyder visited Mrs J E Greenwood on Monday. Guests of Mr and Mrs W A Christy and Miss Lolella Sunday were Mr and Mrs W B Gobble, Mr and Mrs J E Greenwood and Arthur. Mrs Dara Woody canned pumpkin at the canning factory Tuesday.
A public appeal cites soaring coconut oil imports used as filler in skim milk, arguing that "filled milk" harms dairies. It notes a Weight Bill H. R. 6215 in Congress to ban manufacture and sale, urging readers to contact Missouri congressmen and Senator Spencer to support the bill and protect regional and national dairying.
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