Local News Roundup from Mansfield Area
Master Gorman Freeman visited Springfield on Monday. Eunice Simmonds stayed with Mrs. M. A. Freeman last Saturday. Hosie Rippee Flora Rippee and Zula Chapman visited Norwood friends last Sunday. Dr John Odle of Norwood visited at the T J Rippee home last Monday. Freeman & Miller advertise large fence lot and second hand furniture at Fullingtons Mansfield. Ella Strong travels to Cottonwood Falls Kansas next Saturday. Floyd Claxton Hartville visited N N Nichols home Sunday. The store that saves you money is W B Fullington Mansfield Furniture. Mrs Daniel Savor and sons Walter and Columbus of Mountain Grove visited James Coday home weekend. Mansfield Bank advertises lime deposits. Mrs I Worthington of Bryant heads to Olathe Kansas. 818000 to loan on improved farms. Lucile Brown injured but recovering. Dr Fuson reports danger past. J D Reynolds buys Spring plows and cultivators. Several locals travel to Springfield for Royal Arch Masons meeting. Oran Moore joins Mansfield Marble and Granite works. Zena Reynolds visits W G of Nacomb. Rev G D Jones to preach Feb 21 themed Jealousy. J W Stewart of Springfield to lecture Mar 1. Elsie Nichols visits Thayer. Croup remedy from Disocep sold by H Coday. Mrs J D Reynolds ill with lagrippe. J D Reynolds and daughter Maude visit R J Freeman. New goods at AR Brown’s Grocery. Mansfield residents receive insurance payout for school building. Euplion safe family safety product advertised. Miss Norma Burney enters Springfield high school sophmore class.
Official Bank of Mansfield Financial Condition 1900 Statement
Official statement of the Bank of Mansfield Missouri showing assets and liabilities as of February 5 1900. It lists loans real estate deposits and capital stock with profits and observers. Signed by President G W Freeman and cashier K J Freeman and notarized by N. N. Nichols.
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Bank of Mansfield
Cceens
W Freeman
Noam N. Nicrors
Pure Buff Orpington Roosters Auction Notice
J W Thirkieep promotes livestock and farm goods sale by Wm S Verdier four miles north of Mansfield on Tuesday March 1 at 10 am. Livestock include mare, work horse, yearling filly, three milch cows, two heifer calves, Rhode Island Red chicks, wagon, buggy and harness, farm implements, household items, and furniture. Farm for sale or rent. terms revealed day of sale.
Ozark Dairy Association Meeting Delivers Practical Talks
The Ozark Dairy Association convened early in the day at the Opera House heating problem forced the forenoon in the Land Office and the afternoon in the Grand Army Hall. W. Astiweorth chaired with strong turnout despite severe weather. Speakers D. L Harcourt, Geo W. Williams, and A. J. McDowell discussed alfalfa culture and dairy cows with practical, results oriented Q&A. A follow up meeting is planned in Mansfield on Tuesday Web, 24 Hr. Jensen will attend to discuss future opportunities.
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Ozark Dairy Association
Opera House
W. Hitchcock
Grand Army Hall
W. Astiweorth
Wm. Rogers and Son
Oisbe
Oetting Bro
Hartville
J. C. Preston
Seymour
D. L Harcourt
Springfield
Geo W. Williams
Humansville
A. J. McDowell
Fordland
Ozark Diary Association
Mansfield
W. Jensen
Monolain Grave
Pricun
Baseball in Vienna Promises New Popular Sport
A Vienna article on Baseball in Vienna notes the sport's rising popularity. The writer claims it may rival lawn tennis and appeals to mothers who object to violent tennis, highlighting a historical shift when an Englishman named Hill opened the game to women. It alleges baseball grew into a near national pastime in America where women participate in amusements.
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Bome
Vienna
Hill
America
Compensation for Short Stature Highlights Hidden Payoffs
In playful lines, the piece notes the quirks and perks of being short. It suggests small men gain advantages such as easier hat tips to ladies, quicker coin finds, and unique shortcuts into homes via the mailbox, while humorously exaggerating medical afflictions that supposedly spare other body parts.
First Use of Black Lead in Writing and Drawing
A writer notes the difficulty of pinpointing when black lead first appeared as an instrument for writing or drawing. Ancient use involved flat lead plates with marks made along edges. large designs used parallel lines and tracing illuminated patterns with hard or soft lead. The ancient existence of lead is also cited in the book of Job.
Birthday party for Clarence Banks ends with a rocker gift
Last Friday evening Clarence Banks hosted a surprise gathering of about twenty five neighbors and friends. E E Newton gave a speech and the guests presented a reed rocker as a yearly reminder of affection and appreciation. The social and banquet followed, concluding after about 31.80 had been spent.
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Clarence Banks
Carnegie
Morgan
Banks
Mr. Banks
E. E. Newton
Clarence
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Gorman Freeman
Eunice Simmonds
M. A. Freeman
Hosie Rippee
Flora Rippee
Zula Chapman
Norwood
John Odle
T. J. Rippee
W. B. Fullingtons
Mansfield, Mu
Springfeld
Fullington
Ella Strong
Cottonwood Falls
Kansas
Freeman & Miller
Floyd Claxton
N. N. Nichols
Hartville Mornday
W. B. Fullington
Daniel Savor
Walter and
Columbus
Mountain Grove
James Coday
Farmers & Merchants Bank of
N. J. Craig
Lucile Brown
Dr. Fuson
Ernest Coday
Hosie
John
J. D Reynolds
Ector
Texas
Lagrippe
W. B. Fullingtom
Frank Schevermann
P. W. Jackson
Mr. Jackson
Mr. W. H. Brake
J. D. Reynolds
Newbrom & Oliver
D. Morris
Blanche Burney
G. 8. Burney
Jordan McMullen
H. ©. Slate
Alma Smedley
A. BR. Brown
Maude
John Freeman
Mildred
R. J. Freeman
AR Brown's Grocery
Square
Miller
W. B. Hitchcock
P. W. Newton
M. F E. Gorman
Royal Arch Masons
Oran Moore
The
Mansfield Marble and Granite Works
Zena Reynolds
W. G
Nacomb
J. G Byers
G. D. Jones
J. W. Stewart
Elsie Nichols
Thayer
Ny FL
J. W. Roberts
Douglas County
Foliington
M. G. Hensley
Washington
Capital City
Jessie Wiles
A. R Browns
J. H. Robinett
G.W. Miller
Menry Coday
Garlick
National
Hartford
Connecticut
New York
Mansfield Gro. Co
Maud Reynolds
Anderson
Reynolds
Freeman
Myrtle Campbell
Hanks
Nai
J. A
Joho
A. Dennis
W. 5. Dennis
Showp
H. Cody
Norma Burney
Springfield High School
State of Missouri
Mansfeld Press
Uary
Attesk
G. W. Freeman
R. J. Fagellan
M. A. Frew Man
J. W. Thirkieep
Manstfield
PL W. Newton
F. B. Fuson
Ens
Gough
Dairy Meeting
I: Copay
Williams Paints
Frisco Restaurant
Nickey & Scheuermann
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