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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1904
Page
5
J F Hughes of DuPont Georgia describes a long struggle with a lung access and a near death, then a final recovery after using Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption. The testimonial asserts strong relief from coughs colds throat and lung troubles with a 50 cent to 21.00 guarantee. Free trial offered.
The Mooresville Guide lists a subscription rate of 76 gents per year. The notice outlines the annual charge and due date for readers in Mooresville.
An advertorial claims unbearable pain from dizziness backache liver complaint and constipation ends with Dr King’s New Life Pills. The copy praises efficacy and genuineness and guarantees by G. W. Bass, druggist.
Advertisement notes low fares to points in the West Northwest South and Southwest via Pennsylvania Lines with travel to Canada and Mexico. Ticket agents of Pennsylvania Lines offer further information.
Miss Jennie Hobson and Martinsville brothers visited relatives here on Tuesday. Mrs. Cassius Whicker suffered a painful injury Saturday night when a horse ran away. A union meeting was canceled next Sunday due to the quarter. A large turnout attended the old settlers meeting at Mooresville on Tuesday and Wednesday. Mr. Starbuck of Oklahoma City is staying with his sister Mrs Will Bowman.
Mrs C H Jennings states her twins were sickly despite several doctors and used Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea which made them strong and robust. Available as tea or tablet form for 35 cents from Hornaday Bros.
Community news from Madison Township includes births and visits, with a new baby born to Mr and Mrs Lolas Uad ley. Local social life features guests of Miss Flossie Carter, a White River outing for Mrs Mattie Kitchen, and visits by Miss Guineth Reese. A township convention is planned by Democrats and talk of a new Buttermilk Brigade in Mooresville arises.
Clean healthy bowels and wholesome food are needed for wellness. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea claims to eliminate impurities. Tea or tablets sold by Hornaday Bros for 35 cents.
The Indiana State Fair will run September 12 to 16 in Indianapolis. Prizes totaling 50 900.00 are offered across departments including Draft and Light, Racine, Beef and Dairy Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, Poultry, Farm Products, Fruits, Flowers, Dairy Products, Culinary, and Fine Arts. Free specialty acts and a 30 member Indianapolis Military Band will entertain daily. Prize lists can be requested by mailing to Secretary Charles Downing in Room 14, State House.
A playful verse notes Rocky Mountain Tea as the drink that livens a fellow, contrasting it with a bottle and a glass. Hornaday Bros. is credited.
The notice outlines weekly worship times for AE PL CHURCH Friends Church and Mission Church. Services include Sunday Sabbath School at 10 a.m. preaching at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Prayer meetings occur midweek with times varying.
A fragment from Mooresville indicates an official notice in Morgan County Indiana. The readable text mentions local government and town actions in Mooresville with unclear details.
The Board of Trustees of Mooresville Town announces plans to build a five foot sidewalk on the south side of North East Street from the Indianapolis gravel road west to Bolton Avenue then to Washington Street on Kuolar Avenue. A hearing for remonstrances is set for September 6 at 8:00 PM.
Mooresville Ind August 1 1904 The Almighty Father has seen fit to take from our brother Otto Shepherd his father We as brothers tend to Bro S sympathy in loss and sorrow and red mepex unknown text due to damaged OCR
A drug advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a preventive against death by own action. It claims despondency leads to self destruction and promotes the tonic as nerve strengthener and regulator of stomach, liver, and kidneys. Sold for 50 cents by G. W. Bass, with satisfaction guaranteed.
Baled lay and straw offered for sale by the tow or by the bale. Leave offers with Edi Nelson, drayman, Cosand and Jordan.
The surviving partner of Henry J. Wilson and Jesse J. Wilson announces a public sale at his Morgan County Indiana residence on August 16 1994. Items include 27 two year old cattle 100 hogs various implements ropes harnesses and farming gear with livestock specialties noted as Poland China stock. Terms cash or credit seven months with note on approved security. Dinner served by the Friends church Ladies Aid Society.
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