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Newspaper
Mansfield Press
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1909
Page
4
The Mansfield Press announces subscription pricing at 5 cents per issue or 1 dollar per year for Amos Baley, publisher. Gabseripiwon price indicated as a regional rate.
In Mansfeld Missouri on November 16 149 G W Freeman president and R J Freeman cashier sworn to state truth to best of knowledge and belief for the Mansfeld Press publication at Mansfeld Missouri on the 2nd tou adit see We.
A much discussed claim connects Cairuss and chemical instruments reportedly from Pekin to a German geographer who died in 171L. He served with the court at Pekin and led the Sagai observatory.
The writer, a Panama Canal era sanitarian on Taboga Island, describes life at the Sanitarium several miles from Panama City. He notes sunburn, malaria, and fevers, while detailing local climate, fruit, coconuts, and tropical agriculture. He contrasts native life with Americans, mentions an old church skull, and discusses health risks and canal-era efforts to control disease.
Fragmented local notes report weather, sickness, school disruption from hail and zero temperatures, and community updates. Mentions include Prof E J Wight visiting, Mrs Grav ill, Mr Sum Moore butchering hogs, and a church meeting at Ashley. Also notes development work, telegraph line improvements, and general town life across Mansfield Mo and Macomb area.
A dated, fragmentary list shows lodges meeting on various Saturdays and Sundays, with officers named such as George Tripp Rebecca Lodge treasurer and Mina Maude Heysdlels secretary. It also lists church services for Presbyterian Methodist and Baptist congregations with service times and pastors named, plus a weekly Sunday school.
Fragmentary Windsor era column mentions Mr. Clark and next Congress. References Marsr Beury as prominent, hints at Treasury raid talks, and notes John W. Gates amusement. All names and events are unclear and partially unreadable, with stray quotes about society and charity.
Notice states James Me Masters will finish work on an addition to his house this week. Eric Findley is installing a new roof on his barn as part of ongoing property maintenance.
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