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Newspaper
Mooresville Guide
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1903
Page
2
An old advertisement explains kidney function and links kidney trouble to various pains and heart symptoms. It touts Kilmer Swamp Root as a remedy, noting available sizes, price, and a mail order offer with a free pamphlet. It urges readers to mention the paper when writing for information.
Fragmentary local column records burial details in Mooresville Indiana. It notes the opening of the first grave at White Lick and mentions Friends meeting, a change of the meeting site, and a route via Plaitiel gravel road.
A long list of relatives and neighbors attended a Sunday dinner at a Wilte brick home. Attendees included Mrs India Moertin and the Browntown family, Mrs Tentie Gort and daughters, Mr and Mrs John Farmer and Alma Rooker, Mr Marthe Friddie of Tienananols, and others from near Mooresville. Mrs Revier and daughter in law visited Moores Wednesday. Martha Friddel from Indianapolis visited John Farmer's family part of the week. Bay putting up is in progress.
July 1 to 19 excursion tickets to Baltimore for the Annual Meeting of the Grand Lodge Elks offered by Pennsylvania Lines. Ask nearest ticket agent about rates and purchase options.
G W Bass advertises Foley's Kidney Cure as a remedy to stop kidney trouble at the first sign. The brief promotional note urges immediate action using the medicine.
Local items include a kitchen shower for Miss Nelle Hadley hosted by Miss Lora Robbing and the Scotts with Ada Brown of Bloomington present. Plans emerge for a First National Bank of Mooresville and various community events and visits across town and Indianapolis.
A committee of local business men discusses a plan to build a new house in the Bolton addition. Notices note travel plans for Eva Green of Torre Traute and a summer trip to New York before visiting relatives in Texas.
The June 17 ceremony at the Hadley home united Miss Nelle Anne Hadley and Charles Henry Woodward with Rev. H S Headen officiating. Guests included family members, with two dining rooms as reception spaces and a Denver-Mooresville future home planned after a Colorado visit.
May 10th schedule updates travel Mooresville to West Baden and French Lick without car changes. Westbound departures 5 16 p m from Mooresville CT, arrivals 8 40 at West Baden and 8 45 at French Lick. Return from French Lick 5 45 a m, West Baden 5 30 a m, to Mooresville 9 13 a m CT. Also notes DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve claims and ticket sales for various excursions including Thirty-first Saengerfest and National Educational Association events with specific dates and routes.
An old advertisement urges remote residents to stock Bucklens Arn ic Salve for burns cuts wounds and ulcers. The note claims it is the best on earth and lists 25cc packaging at G W Bass druggist.
Public sale of lots adjoining Mooresville on the north scheduled for Saturday June 20 1903 at 2 o'clock pm on the premises. Terms require one third cash one third in six months and one third in twelve months with mortgage or secured note. Also a note promotes Foley's Honey and Tar for bronchial troubles.
Mr and Mrs Lewis Robbins of Pisainfield and Miss Farlow of Indianapolis visited Mrs Laur an Hadley Sunday. Clarence Mills and Minnie Hadley sold their farm this week. John L Griffith resigned from Marion Ohio and moved to Wiattsburgh NY for a better post. Walter Rinker of Muncie and Austin Griffith of Centerton visited T P Griffiths family. There will be no meeting next Sunday due to a June gathering at Fairview. Ina Reagan of New London visited locals Saturday. Many attended the K of VP decoration in Mooresville Sunday. Anna Dewees of Marion visiting her parents the Elmore family. Thomas Elmore is poorly. Austin Griffiths and family, Centerton, with Maud Bunch of West Newton, visited T P Griffiths Friday.
Inquiry through the paper seeks letters from readers who used Green's August Flower for indigestion and liver troubles without relief. It invites reports of sour stomach, fermentation, nervous dyspepsia, and related issues, promising free books and noting the new 25 cent bottle available this year.
Advertises very low round trip rates to Colorado Springs Denver Salt Lake City San Francisco and Los Angeles with no change of cars long return limit best services and picturesque route. Information and illustrated printed matter available from G A A Deane Jr Trav Pass Agent 200 Sentinel Blog Indianapolis Ind.
Dr Plaster an oculist from Indianapolis will visit Mooresville every two weeks with next visit set for Monday June 22. Eye examinations and glasses provided at the office shared with Drs Thompson and Hylton.
Otterville Iowa resident Daniel Bante writes about years with asthma and past physician treatments in New York. He reports immediate relief after using Foley's Honey and Tar and vows to keep it at home.
Summer kidney irregularities from excess drinking or overheating call for prompt attention. Use Foley's Kidney Cup to support kidney function and comfort. G W Bass.
Short vintage ad touts Rocky Mountain Tea as a remedy to become fat and plump, priced at 35 cents. It frames laughter as ineffective and urges readers to try the product for weight gain.
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