Mansfield Fourth Annual Agricultural Stock Show urged
Mansfield plans a large October 14 to 16 show with exhibitors from Seymour and state stations. Promises space and support from Bryant Partners League and local boosters, a no gambling rule, and free entry across departments. Officials appoint a board of censors to ban objectionable concessions. appeal to bring products and help educate, with a pumpkin contest and community hospitality. Long Beach Calif press notes golden wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Edson Comstock and wartime veteran history.
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Seymour
Bryant Partners League
State Poultry Experiment Station
State Pruit
Mansfield Bottling Works
Canning Factory
United Effort
Missouri
Mansfield
Manesfield
Ozarks
F. H. Riley
G. Burney
W. &. Fullington
A. Stephens
J. A. Hylton
J. A. Fuson
Board of Censors
Sol
California
Edson G. Comstock
Pacific Avenue
Comstock
Ninth Illinois Cavalry
Long Beach
Calif
Mansfield Mirror Classified Ads and Local Notices
A collage of Mansfield newspaper items lists sales and bargains from local stores, hotel dining promos, and farm show details. Includes ads for furniture and hardware, a fourth annual agricultural and stock show in Mansfield October 14 to 16, a Sunday concert series, and subscription offers for The Mirror and Kansas City Star. Also notes the death of J H Deaver and interment details.
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J. D. Reynolds
Adv
Mansfield
Ady
Cash Mercantile Co
J.D. Reynolds
RR Wright
Reliable Woods Evertz
W. B. Fullington
Mirror
Bo Pullington
A. B. Rose Co
John Sexton & Company
Lake and
Franklin Streets
Chicago
J. H. Deaver
Deaver
Missouri
Tennessee
Moore J
Local notes mix visits and meetings across counties
Personal paragraphs list residents and guests from Mountain Grove, Hartville, Joplin, Kansas City, and St Louis. It notes C. H. Jackson and others in Hartville, church and school events, a Road cost remark, and the Roberts & Elder Kanning Company officers. Social visits include Oliver families, Mrs. Hitchcock, and Rev. Needham’s pastoral work. A Baptist singing event yields a 67 turnout.
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FH. Riley
0. L. Robinett
Syiringuell
J.B. Elder
Kansas
Roberts & Elder Kanning Company
Condo Evans
Marshifield
Jake Hoover
Wm. Newton
P. Oliver
M. W. Oliver
Joplin
C. H. Jackson
B. B. Latimer
Bert Ellis
Hartville
Hills and Mountain Singing at Mount Pleasant
Hills and Mountain Singing at Mount Pleasant every Saturday night. Sunday school at No 5 every Sunday at 2 p.m. Mr Hall visited at John Eldridge's Saturday and Sunday. Miss Stella Clella and Della Gailkill attended the fair at Seymour. A large dinner at Arthur Gilley's Sunday with 117 attending and each bringing a dinner basket. Last week Will Tarbutton returned from Kansas. Geo Tripp and wife dined at Tarbutton's. Singing at Dennis church Saturday night. Sterling Gaskill and wife visited daughter Mrs Fred Dennis. Mrs Wells visiting her daughter Mrs Will Tarburton returned to Norwood.
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Steve Yates
Springfield
T. F. Lenhart
Shawnee
Okla
E G. Partle
Hartville
McMullen
Montacello
John Stephene
Kansas City, W
Shannon
Mountain Grove
Woc
T. U
W. B. Hitchcock
Mount Pleasant
Mr Hall
John Eldridge
Geo. Tripp
Will Tarbutton
Dennis Church
Sterling Gaskill
Fred Dennis
Mrs Wells
Will Tarburton
Norwood
L. M. Cockrell
Td. Young
Mansfield Produce Market Furnished by Mansfield Produce Co
Mansfield Produce Co offers eggs butter and poultry with listings for ducks geese turkeys and hens from 1915 pricing found in the local market column. Old hens and fat turkeys priced per pound appear among the items.
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Mansfield Produce Co
Farm Loans At Lowest Rates Ady Geo
Norma Robertson of Pelican, Louisiana, arrives to live with her parents in Hartville while her husband Mr Robertson plans to move to Wright County. Robertson intends to dispose of the property as part of the relocation. Hartville Democrat.
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Ady
Geo
B. Mareman
Norma Robertson
Pelican
Louisiana
James Crisp
Robertson
Wright County
Hartville
Tersely Told Town Tales
Local notes from Mansfield and surrounding towns report Lenhart returning from a Kansas and Oklahoma trip, Maxwell car sales, an aviation accident in Plainview, and club meetings. Figures include Foreman, Craig, and Reynolds. events mention Masonic Grand Lodge, the Embroidery Club, and a Stock Show in Mountain Grove with aviator H J Webster.
Maxwell car loyalty affirmed in renewed Mansfield deal
The Maxwell Motor Sales Corporation of Detroit renews its contract with Mansfield Motor Co, securing another year of Maxwell representation locally. Local dealers praise the line’s sales potential, newer models, and improved pricing driven by manufacturing economies, noting strong service support and a view toward greater sales momentum next season.
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Detroit
Mansfield Motor Co
Maxwell Motor Sales Corporation
Muntistiveld Motor Co
C. E. Stebbins
Maxwell
Walter E. Blinders
R. N. Farren
Miry
Dayton
Newcastle
Leader and worship notes at Gap Christian church service
October 3 service at Gap Christian church features a lone service with Scripture reading I Samuel 14 and talks by Leeta Anderson, J A Austen, Mrs Beach, J A Riley, Mabel Coday, and W Anderson. Closing song and benediction mark end. Prisco depot receives new paint and Hartville Republican notes rapid progress on fireproof building by BA Archer. 70 by 20 feet reinforced concrete, weeks away from completion.
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the Christian Church
Gap
I Samuel
Leeta Anderson
J. A Aysten
Mrs. Beach
J. A. Riley
Mabel Coday
W. . Anderson
J.A. Hylton
Pres
BA Archer
Archer
Hartville Republican
Cheerful Valley Residents Mention Visits and Health
Cheerful Valley notes show T J Young in good spirits, Mrs Young improving, and visits by L M Cockrell and family. Sunday churchgoing at Ashley and relatives visiting from Webb City, Me Bradbury, Cyrus Hire, and M Moutray householders are recorded. The community looks forward to the fair as canning and horse shoe games fade and sewing hours rise.
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Mrs. Crippen
Webb City
Cyrus Hire
J. M. Montray
Bradbury
Wolf Creek
Agnes Young
J. M. Moutray
Grover
Mollie Hanks
Springfield
W A Black Attends M E Church Lay Conference in St Louis
W A Black travels to St Louis as Mansfield Ava and Seymour church representative for the lay electoral conference linked to the annual M E church conference proceedings.
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Casey Jones
Route 4
BE. i Lawson
Ava
Astsworth
W. McNaul
J. BE. Craig
St. Louis
Masonic Grand Lodge
Mapsfield
Adv
W. B. Fullington
W. A. Black
M. EB
Mansfield
Seymour
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J. N. Craig- Ady
Mansfield Mirror
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Ounce
R.N. Parren
ER. M. Rogers
E. A. Sisk
Roger
John M. Carter
J. W. Roberts
Joh. Elder
W.H. Fullington
The
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J. W. Broceur
J. H. Dennis
Pleasant Valley Singing Convention
J. W. Needham
Seymour M B
R. M. Rogers
Oak Ridge School
Pea Ridge School
W. C0
T. A
J. . Seal
Missionary Baptist Church
Laclede County
Roy Huggin
J.C. Montgomery
C.C. Huggins
Memphis
E. Spence
Everett Spence
Misses May
Maud Spence
Andy Spence
Clyde Huggans
Wm. Huggins
F. A. Cole
Myr
England
Albert Latimer
L. B. Latimer
Mesdames Beach
Hylton
Alford
Eugene
Robi. Alford
Lois Beach
Velma Hylton
Zelma
Helen Alford
Stella
Clella and
Della Gailkill
Arthur Gilley
Mansfield Produce Market
T. BF. Lenhart
Oklahoma
John Hull
R. N. Parten
J. D. Reynold
Kansas City
Odin
Wolf Creek Store
J. E. Buxton
St. Louis St
Maansfield
Joseph Penidhyn
Plainview
Texas
Horace Paul
Paul
Curtis
Avery & Stephens
Mose Hodge
Cedar Gap
Fred Stewart
J. J. Avery
A. A. Stephens
S.J White
J. W. Brazeal
Muse Hodge
M. Hodge
W O. Wright
C. L. Benels
R. J. Freeman
Mesdames Horace Paul
N. J. Craig
O S$. Coday
W. H. Brake
G B Freeman
D. W. Hoover
L. M. Reece
O L. Robinett
Misses Opal Freeman
Ruth Haverty
Maude Reynolds
H. J. Webster
Webster
Japan
Springfeld Candy Co
Stephens’ Cafe
Atk
Davis Candy Co
Stephen
Art Owen
Springheld Creamery Co
Christian Endeavor Program
Prisco
T. J. Young
Wilson Dugan
B.D. Case
Wilson Cavan's
Dynamite Magazine
West Mansfield
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