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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1897
Page
1
An old classified note seeks around 35,000 hides for Urray's tannery. The ad promotes cheap stationery and paper deals, urging buyers with promises of bargain prices and regular offers.
Revining Monday July 20 opening day of Bethany Assembly Excursion tickets on Indianapolis and Vincennes Division Pennsylvania Lines. Last date of sale Monday August 16. Entertaining and attractive excursion ce every day this week with a speakers list including distinguished men and women.
Mrs. 5 PT Rober shares in the August Lutes Home Journal a method for canning peaches and pears. The directions cover preparing fruit, making a sugar syrup, hot packing, and sealing jars, with alternative quick packing in water, plus brief note on apples being harder to preserve.
A public speaker touts One Minute Cough Cure as unequalled for throat and lung troubles. The ad promotes Dr Miles Nerve Plaster and claims grogists sell it.
The notice lists an Uncle Tom show to appear here next Monday alongside social visits from Miss Mary Leitsinger of Worthington and Miss Olaf Thomas. It also mentions cider production by I. L. Carter and a children’s day program at the M. Pochareh, with various local clergy invited to a revival at the AML E Church next Sunday.
A reunion at D B Johnson's home near town on Tuesday for opponents of vid settlers' meeting ended when Rev. Joshua Cook collapsed from pneumorrhagia after ice cream and melon. The 46 year old Friends Church minister died minutes later. Funeral at Friends' church with large attendance. burial planned at Mooresville cemetery vault.
A rebuilding sale advertises discounts on a wide range of fabrics including print dresses, lawns, organdies, and batistes at prices from 2c to 72c a yard. It also promotes an annual blanket sale with heavy reductions on full-size white cotton, tan and gray cotton, and all-wool blankets in multiple cases and weights.
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