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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1901
Page
3
A garbled ad text touts Dr. Kumer's Swamp-Root as a remedy for kidney and liver troubles. It claims the ancient tonic was discovered by a renowned 19th century doctor and promises quick, broad healing.
The readable text mentions a 64th event at Bee Sa with references to Mr. Lees Maule and Wilihoe, noting ofertas and a balance related to a pipe. The fragmentary OCR suggests a local ceremony or meeting with attendees and a monetary item.
Readable parts show garbled phrases about Cy and PLN with stray symbols and numbers. No coherent event or clear entities to identify beyond these vague references.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a local item about alga and beta testing with cryptic references to HS A ok and vats. Readable phrases mention aloes and j 4 but lack clear actions, dates, or identifiable entities.
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled phrases including names like Aguad and Witt. The readable portion hints at scattered items or notices but lacks coherent events or clear entities to summarize into a full news item. No decisive action, date, or location is extractable.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions tetany ko g studied. References diuretics and bowel action with pills. Mentions pumps, poisons, and safety claims with minimal readable context. Contains many garbled terms and lacks coherent events or identifiable sources.
Advertises low rate excursion tickets on Pennsylvania Lines for trips to the West and South with details to be provided by agents. Includes a medical testimonial for Ferry’s Honey and Horehound, a oyster sale, and local livestock and timber notices.
Local items include shopping notices and price quotes for eggs at Warren’s grocery, a run of visits among neighbors, and upcoming services. Mrs. W F Hadley is re elected treasurer of Indiana’s Woman’s Home Missionary Society, and Dr. Plaster, Indianapolis oculist, will visit Mooresville on December 9 for eye exams and glasses.
J A Newmans grocery stock and store building transfers completed. W 5 Hallom opens store in Mooresville with groceries queensware and hardware. L Stout Co dissolves. P A Morrison to run the business. Also notes on local visits and ads for Overton's goods and Rocky Mountain Pea product.
Mrs. Hont of Lime Ridge Wisconsin says a new tonic saved her life after a surgeon warned of doom. She credits Kleer Ditters with curing frightening stomach trouble, jaundice, and stones, claiming promise and price of 50 cents with guaranteed result?
Feature excursion tickets to Chicago sold December 2nd to 4th via Pennsylvania Lines for the National Live Stock Exposition. Tickets valid to return by December 5. See picket agents for details.
An Evangelist from Belle River endorses One Minute Cough Cure for coughs colds and lung trouble claiming rapid relief and safety. The piece also lists a November 21 timetable change for Pennsylvania Lines trains at Mooresville with several morning and afternoon departures and local agents cited.
The piece argues cotton remains vital and easier to grow than cane, detailing per acre values on low lands, costs of picking at fifty cents per hundred pounds, and Louisiana emigration trends. It promotes southern lands as opportunities with rising value and favorable sands for farming, urging action now.
The article debunks rumors that Rev R. Hicks has died and highlights his year of work on Warpaxp Works Almanac for 1902. It praises his weather forecasts and advice for planting crops, claiming substantial national benefits and urging purchase of the 200 page almanac and family journal from Warpaxp Works Pub. Co. St. Louis.
Local column lists sale items and notices: two cats, farm wagon, two houses on east Harrison St, a dwelling with barn in Mooresville for trade or sale, Mooresville property exchanges, three lawn chairs on West South Street, and a loan advertisement offering money at 6 percent on secured terms in Mooresville area.
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