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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1902
Page
154
A fragment describes Corsetiss¢ se o claims that Cresco corsets do not break at the waistline and emphasize comfort during weaving. The text appears as a rough note on corset design and durability.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions unclear names and events with garbled words. It references timing, colors, and potential quotes but lacks coherent facts or identifiable entities to summarize a concrete item.
A scattered local report covers visitors from Indianapolis, typhoid illness, college plans, social events, and community notices. Mentions Miss Anna Reon sick, Mr. Frank Mitchell and relatives visiting, Miss Williams and family, Sumer Sisters millinery, and carriages for carriers. Also references church activity, property talks, sidewalk repairs, and upcoming elections for township positions.
The itemized notices list meat markets and grocers in town, train information via Pennsylvania Lines, local education and church events, residents traveling to Indianapolis and Philadelphia, a new grocery firm Hadley & Neal, a corn social for the ME church raising $12, and several moves and appointments among townspeople.
Fifteen ladies of the Likely Club met yesterday at president Mrs. E. W. Day's home for the first gathering of the year. New officers were installed and the program included remarks by Mrs. Day and papers by Mrs. Iva Carlisle and Mrs. Emma Jones. A two course luncheon, red carnations as favors, and music by Mrs. W. B. Hartsock complemented the event. guest Mrs. Rebecca Comer attended. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Enmina Milis.
Rev Richard Haworth will preach farewell sermons at the Friends church next Sunday morning with the morning subject The Upright Lifes evening sub pets Gal s Jewels. All are sincerely invited to these services. Also ad for groceries and meats from local vendors Overton s M Madley etc.
Low fares to Chicago via Pennsylvania Lines for the National encampment ticket sale on October 6. Wayne C Hadley will auction horses, cattle, farm implements and more on October 1 at 10 a m north of Gasburg with auctioneer Ir Thurman.
An 1880s style notice lists medical claims for Folen's Honey and Tar as a treatment for pneumonia and throat ailments. It includes buyers selling 500 bushels of Fultz Mediterranean seed wheat at 75 cents per bushel and requests for hogs. Contact W A Sellars and R RL Newt with nearby phone details.
The notice advertises a subscription deal for the Indiana Daily Sun and the Guide with options for one year six months or three months at set prices, plus cash in advance, and mentions the Sun’s large daily circulation and a special joint rate with the Guide for both papers with postage free.
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