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Newspaper
Mansfield Press
Location
Mansfield, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1909
Page
4
The fragment notes a small-town newspaper with a masthead line about daily publication and October entry as second class matter. It attributes publishing details to BALEY as publisher and mentions a March date.
A mayoral proclamation from Mansfield announces enforcement of an old ordinance prohibiting profane or vulgar language. The notice cites city records and directs prosecution for violations, emphasizing daily discipline and a belief wealth follows habit and effort.
Look Farmers This means money to you bring me your toys any day you are ready to Sir I buy every day and pay no pri ore. Dr Hamilton has one case of Diptheria 4 miles west of our city on Bates farm a boy 4 years old. Charlies Borders sun Routh of city on Ava road case of Pyreumonia but is better under Dr Hamiltons care. Pound a watch come to pract uce House S West corner of square describe the watch pay for this ad and get your watch
A typed fragment lists Royal Neighbors and Masonic lodge meetings with officers and dates, plus Presbyterian and Methodist church service times. Mentions Laura Miller Oracle Maggie R. Goods Vice Oracle Grace Bommell Recorder and other officers as well as monthly meeting pattern and Sunday school.
Community notes report visits, deaths, sales, and farm news around Ava Missouri. Items include James Archer’s death and wake details, farm losses by Master MeIntosh, local real estate and business updates, livestock shipments to St Louis, railway developments, and social notices from residents and families including Rippee, Cline, and Parker households.
V W Halen, a farmer four miles southeast of town, reports three turkeys killed on his farm one crippled. He suspects galhet hunters. he and his brother may restrict future hunting. Joe Main arrived Wednesday morning from St. Louis, returning to visit his parents J H Main.
Residents of Wilmington Delaware were awakened by over an hour of continuous whistle sound. Investigators learned a locomotive yard whistle valve jammed causing the engineer to struggle to stop the whistle until steam pressure could be reduced by blowing the field.
No shooting hunting or trapping on the farm of J M Thirkield. Wasted to rent, a farm enquire at this office for particulars.
For sale is a flock of pure bred Buff Orpington chickens advertised as high egg producers. The notice highlights their quality and suitability for egg production.
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