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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1904
Page
5
J F Hughes of DuPont Georgia describes a long stubborn fight with a lung ailment ending in using Dr King’s New Discovery. He credits rapid recovery to the remedy which conquers coughs colds and throat and lung troubles. G W Bass, druggist, guarantees the medicine priced 50c and 1.00 with trial bottles free.
A testimonial ad claims Dr. Kings New Life Pills end dizziness backache liver complaint and constipation. They are described as gentle and thorough with a guarantee by G. W. Bass, druggist, and marketed to readers as a remedy.
Mayo 17 June 7 21 July May August 2 10 Acme-Seekers' Sekers to be sold to points in the West Northwest South and Southwest Canada and Mexico. For information apply to Ticket Agents of Pennsylvania Lines.
Y P Griffith visited Indianapolis on Tuesday. Rev Lydia Painter filled her regular appointment Sunday. Miss Inez Reagan and Mrs Laura Hadley visited Bridgeport Thursday. William Elmore of Indianapolis guest of relatives Sunday. Mrs Sherman Dewees of Indianapolis guest here. William Lee of Pecksburg guest here Monday and Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Arthur Casey and son visited near Waverly Sunday. Ladies Foreign Missionary Society met with Mrs Frank Trester Friday. Miss Inez Reagan returned to New London Saturday. Mr and Mrs Clarence Mills of Bridgeport visited George Reynolds Sunday. W L Leitzman gave a stereopticon and graphophone entertainment at the schoolhouse Monday night.
Mrs C il Jennings of Boston reports our babies twins were sickly until Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea made them strong and robust after several doctors gave no results. Tea or tablet form is sold for 35 cents by Hornaday Bros.
The Madison Township column reports poor corn yields due to wire worm damage and a generally odd season with wheat failing and grass short. It notes social visits, a Mt Olive Sunday school picnic, deaths in Maywood, cattle damaging a corn patch, and brief remarks on local politics.
The speaker laments ongoing labor and capital turmoil and doubts any positive result can be foreseen. The good Lud warns that no benefit will come from those who act uprightly, yet many people ignore this promise for their own good and for the public.
An advertisement from Hornaday Bros. markets Hollister's Rocky Mount Tea as a purifying health remedy. It claims to eliminate impurities, offering tea or tablets for 35 cents.
The Indiana State Fair will run in Indianapolis from September 12. Prizes total 30 990 dollars with divisions across Draft and Light Harness Horses Racing Beef and Dairy Cattle Hogs Poultry Farm Products Fruits Flowers Dairy Products Culinary and Fine Arts. Special acts such as Holloway's High Diving Horses Dare Devil Tilden and Flying Banvards will perform free twice daily before the grand stand. The Indianapolis Military Band will provide music and prize lists are available by mail to Secretary Charles Downing.
Attestation from D E Dolen town clerk dated August 2 144 records a local civic action or notice in Presters ESVILLE. The fragment confirms official clerical authentication and date.
A short verse credits Rocky Mountain Tea with “livening up a fellow” more than liquor, stating a bottle and glass may mellow a person. Hornaday Bros. promotes the tonic as a lively alternative.
Dated notice lists Friday 10 a.m. prayer meeting, Christian Endeavor at 1 50 p m, Mission Church services on Thursday and Sunday with preaching sessions. Sunday school at 8 50 a m and evening services at 6 p m. Admission 60 cents.
For over 60 years millions of mothers have used Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup to ease teething pain. The remedy soothes the child cures wind colic relieves diarrhea and softens the gums. Twenty five cent bottles sold by druggists worldwide. Be sure to ask for Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup and take no other.
A notice discusses a claimed preventive for death by own action, promoting Electric Bit-also as a tonic and nervine to strengthen nerves and regulate stomach liver and kidneys. It advertises 50 cents with satisfaction guaranteed by G W Bass pharmacist. Also offers baled hay and straw for sale with drayman Ed Nelson handling orders at Cosand & Jordan.
Notice of public sale by surviving partner of Henry J Wilbon and desse Wilson. Sale set for August 6 1904 at residence near Mooreville Indiana on Indianapolis and Mooresville gravel road. Items include 28 two year old steers 100 hogs Poland China hogs stock hogs and litters 38 sow Poland China hogs wagon implements hay and farming gear. Terms cash under five dollars or seven months credit with note and security. Sale begins 1 AM. Dinner served by local church group.
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