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Newspaper
Mansfield Press
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1909
Page
4
Unable to determine clear entities or event from the scrambled OCR text. The fragment contains nonsensical tokens and stray numbers with no coherent action, date, place, or involved organizations to summarize into a valid news item.
A short note expresses gratitude for past favors while asserting a competitive stance on merchandise pricing. The writer emphasizes willingness to match or beat any competitor’s prices and thanks the recipient for prior business.
An old Mansfield Missouri newspaper ad promotes Dr Shoop’s Restorative claiming it treats nerve-related organ failure by addressing the underlying nerve issues. The appeal notes a five to ten day test and claims local sale by Mery Coday.
Mrs. G. W. Miller thanks friends and customers for eight years of patronage and announces her last Mansfield season. She promises the nicest line and best bargains in millinery ever brought to the area and urges attendance at an opening to be announced. Earnestly solicits continued patronage.
A fragment describes Tery Wealthy Werman and Mies Alice De Rothachdd in England owning a villa at Grasse and Piccadilly. Gardens require upkeep, with a southern paradise protected. The estate houses a collection including sebras, llamas, and Hinde bua.
Promotes Buhr Mill 80 with meal and worn chop service and custom grinding on Tuesdays and Fridays. Manager J F Henson invites patronage. Also highlights Freeman & Miller fence sale and Potvington for second hand furniture. Mentions moulding for furniture frames and a line from W F Fullington.
Directory lists county officers including presiding and probate judges, clerk, treasurer, sheriff, recorder, prosecuting attorney, coroner, surveyor, and commissioners. It also notes church services, city officials, police, aldermen, and multiple fraternal organizations with meeting nights and officers. A closing line urges choosing your home paper first.
A fragmented retail notice advertises drugs and medicines, sponges, syringes, soap, combs, brushes, oils, paints, perfumery, jewelry, stationery, clocks, musical instruments, books and toilet articles. It claims careful compounding of prescriptions and invites patronage.
The article explains turning a yard toward sun to dry water, selecting a sandy plot near home, and providing shade and shelter. It warns against weeds and predators like mice rats weasels and skunks, suggests straw or shrubbery, and notes small chicks need dew and avoidance of damp grass. It also mentions improvised structures from old boards and planting flowers or corn for protection.
Dentist Dr Nair advertises professional cards with a dental office located above Freemer Miller Store. Contact details and office entry noted as Proe 32.
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