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Newspaper
Mansfield Press
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1908
Page
4
Local Mansfield items report residents sicken and travel, with numerous visits to town from J. W. Stephens and J. D. Reynolds. Mentions in town visitors, farm trade, a Halloween scare, hat sale prices, and ongoing depot work. Also notes broad community happenings, elections, and upcoming rural carrier exams.
A Russian publication notes that forty five British corporations play a major role in southern Russia. Sixteen operate in petroleum, eight in coal iron and steel, twelve mine metals and gems, and nine are in textiles bicycle manufacture and general construction work.
A narrative fragment describes a tree near West Mackbridge with maple grafts and a measurement of one feet from ground two inches. It notes birch saplings fifteen feet up and currant and raspberry bushes higher, each bearing fruit.
The week ends with a serious Thursday morning accident and a barn fire at the old grandma McCrite place. Burl Morris loses a small quantity of hay and corn. George Vanderie hosts a small crowd Saturday night. Hicks school plans a Thanksgiving entertainment. Rev Spains preaches at Flint Point. T L Naer travels to Cubool for election and bridge timber work. Laura McCrie ill while at Ava. Sawkwhackers keep Wiley and Odie busy. A new owner moves into the Bellew and Sawyer property to run the farm.
A half submerged canoe split crosswise forms a tent like shelter used as a carpenter's storehouse in Port Jefferson. Doors cut in the former deck create a garret above a hold, with a deck window adding a hint of civilization. A playful exchange about fresh bananas closes the fragment.
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