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Newspaper
Mansfield Press
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1909
Page
4
Readers can obtain a 1910 pocket diary by sending 4 one cent stamps to D Swift & Co Washington DC. Diary binds red cover with state production data and 20 pages of business forms and population figures. For 8 stamps a wall calendar is included. 7 stamps total gives both diary and calendar.
Dir Frank Chapman of Haatviils and Misere Desi at Maussell Wet quietly married at Mr Harvey Cudays just Sunday by Rev Charis Findley Mrs. Caroline Gray was visiting T.H Ivy, the first of the week Harry Gan who has been sick with pneumonia fever is improving under the care of De Vaney of Norwood Mr. Moses Gray of Macomb and artis Edoar Claxton of Mansfield was mar ried at the home of the brice parentis on Dev [6
Local notes from Mansfield Missouri cover visits, travel plans, and everyday events. Mentions include Smedley family, Miss Lola Riley traveling to Hartville, and Mrs. Ellen McFarland visiting relatives. Frisco Railroad announces holiday mileage offers, local business chatter, and farm shortages with advice on stock care as winter nears.
A Kansas druggist recounts his five year experience under state prohibition, describing the drift from social drinking to temperance. He reflects on neighbors, faith, and the moral urge to end alcohol use, urging readers to support nationwide prohibition and urging readers to act on the issue.
W & Marlin and Mary & Marlin place a deed of trust on 50 acres in Wright County Missouri to secure a promissory note. Default on interest prompts trustee J E Craig to sell the property at public auction at the east door of the Court Hours in Hartville on the designated January 1910 date to satisfy the debt and costs.
Fragments list lodge officers and meeting nights for REBECCAH, Masons, Royal Neighbors, Eastern Star, and M. W. A. Camp No. 3145 with names like Mrs. Mattie Hensley and Miss Maude Reynolds. Churches Presbyterian Methodist and Baptist show worship times and pastors D. S. Belt B D Jones W. Roberts with prayer meetings noted.
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