Mooresville Times Publishes Friday Edition
The Mooresville Times from Mooresville Indiana announces a weekly Friday publication schedule. Subscriptions are one dollar per year with free delivery anywhere in the United States. The paper is entered as second class matter January 16 1905 and communications should be sent to W H Sage, Publisher, Mooresville Indiana.
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Mooresville
Indiana
W. H. Sage
Mooresville,indiana
New York
Sn St
Washington, D.C
Substantial Local Improvements and Civic Notes
Will Plummer plans notable improvements to his residence Ed Park and Wes Waltz work on Fanta neighborhood school buildings Flossie M Carter visited Roachdale relatives Mrs P MacNab ill A B Carter suffers neuralgia Burrell Spoon a Mooresville weather prophet predicted drought and small corn crop Al C Carter and wife visited Billie Passmore Baptist lawn fete at Friendswood band music but crowd left early due to cold Emil Frederick hauled stock to yards Hauling gravel politics lean wet weather expected auto dust on roads Uncle Reuben Ely mows on Sunday Republicans of Madison township plan a September convention Monrovia Aid and Missionary Society events in late August and early September various local visits and community notices
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Ed Park
Wes Waltz
Fanta
Flossie M. Carter
Roachdale
Local Folks Attend Past Week’s Community Events
A parade of local activities fills the week from Monrovia horse show attendance to veterans’ reunion in Martinsville. Several residents travel for visits to Lyons Lebanon Richmond Franklin and Richwood while new home plans arise in Minneapolis. Laundry and real estate notices appear as daily life continues.
Methodist Church News and Schedule
Reverend E. P. Jewett pastor preaches at 11 a.m. and 7 45 p.m. Sunday school 10 a.m. Epworth League Tuesday 7 45 p.m. Prayer meeting Thursday 7 45 p.m. Class meeting 9 a.m. Everyone invited strangers welcome.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
E. P. Jewett
Extended Visit With Aunt Mrs John Kirkhain
A noted figure spends an extended visit with Mrs John Kirkhain, sharing time and hospitality during a community gathering. The event highlights family ties and local social connections within the town.
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John Kirkhain
Notice to Non-Residents in Morgan County Court
State of Indiana Morgan County Circuit Court notices a quiet title and damages case filed August 12 1908 by Lorenzo MeCou against Dwight Chester nonresident defendant. He must appear by October to answer or demur. if absent, the complaint will be heard. Odin Holmith Clerk. J M Bishop Attorney.
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State OF Indiana
Morgan County
Indiana
Lorenzo , MeCou
Miora FE
Wood
Dwight Chester
Taydiana
Helth
Martinsville
Notice of Final Settlement in Dennis Gregory Estate
MORGAN COUNTY notice to heirs and creditors that Wing Administrator has filed final settlement and vouchers for the estate of Dennis Gregory deceased. The report shows nothing remains for distribution and will be examined for approval on September 7, 1908, in the Circuit Court. Odin R Smith, Clerk. J. M. Bishop Attorney for Administrator.
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Dennis Gregory
Semining
Circuit Court
Subscriptions Paid in Final Notice
Wallace Hadley and a list of subscribers including Mrs Anna KB Robertson Mrs B W Wuabbard Chicago C E Wabbard E E Scheoley W W Farmer J W Elliott Casey Ill Mrs Roy T Carter Cincinnati O A C Payne A W Farmer Bernard Henley Venona Il J A Bryan Mrs Alien Simmons Danville land J A Newman Prof W C Pidgeon J A Shuttlebarger Mrs W P Park remain listed as paid subscribers in the notice.
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Wallace Hadley
Anna KB. Robertson
B. W. Wuabbard
Chicago
C. E. Wabbard
E. E. Scheoley
W. W. Farmer
J. W. Elliott
Casey
Ill
Roy T. Carter
Cincinnati
O. A. C. Payne
A. W. Farmer
Bernard Henley
Venona
J. A. Bryan
Alien Simmons
Danville
Land
J. A. Newman
W. C. Pidgeon
J. A. Shuttlebarger
W. P. Park
Legal Cross Exam Triggers Conflicting Date Recall
A lawyer questions a youth under oath about a 17th date. The youth confirms it was the 17th, while the lawyer presses memory of surrounding days the 16th and 18th, highlighting uncertainty in testimony.
Devil-tree tale and temperance plea from WCTU notes
The article recounts the Madagascan devil-tree legend of human sacrifice and intoxicating sap, then shifts to a rapid roll of alcohol-related deaths and incidents in U S towns. It urges Americans to regulate alcohol and ends with a call for a W U T U meeting on September first at Mrs. Cornelia Utterback’s home.
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Madagascar
Amercia
Harry Conner
Buckleman Mullin and Stewart
Indianapolis
Boonie
Shankey
Ben Smith
Stelyville
Charles Jacobs
Hymera
Ind
Clyde Caton
America
Cornelia Utterback
West High Street
Old Soldiers and Children Plan Big Indiana State Fair Day
Tuesday September 8 marks Old Soldiers Day and Children’s Day at the Indiana State Fair with free admission for soldiers and schoolchildren ages 7 to 12. The program features Weber’s band, the Indianapolis Military Band, vaudeville, horse races, draft-horse and cattle displays, night concerts, and a new illuminated grounds regime with 10 000 seat coliseum shows.
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Indiana
Weber
Indianapolis
Gettysburg
Antietam
Poland
China
Grand New Coliseum
Hve
Cincinnati
Tanbark Arena
Heras
Horticultural Hall
State Board of Agriculture
Charles Browning
Downing
State Board
Ladies Day at the Indiana State Fair Shows Butter Focus
The Indiana State Fair will run ladies day throughout the September 4 week with dairy and creamery exhibits led by Oscar Hadley the state treasurer. Purdue University butter makers under Prof. G I Christie will lecture on butter making while premiums exceed 200 dollars for butter and cheese with lab demonstrations and milk tests.
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Indiana
Oscar Hadley
State Board of Agriculture
Purdue University
Purdue
G. I. Christie
Mooresville Copper Cable Names Woolman for Best
The item notes WOOLMAN of id will appoint or designate as Best in relation to Mooresville copper cable matters.
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Www
O. Mooresville Copper Cable
Thankful thanks after bereavement from Williams family
Card of thanks from N C Williams and children expressing sincere gratitude for kindness and sympathy in their bereavement.
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N.C. Williams
For Sale Ten Lots and House on East High Street Mooresville
A two story seven room house with cellar and good well is offered for sale on East High Street Mooresville. Out buildings and various fruit trees included. Terms available by calling at the house.
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East High Street
Mooresville
Cleaning Paint With Oil And Soap Method
The text instructs to wipe a small cloth dipped in kerosene over paint, then wash with hot water and soap and dry with lint-free cloth. It claims paint will look as good as new after this oil treatment.
Freshening Stale Bread Method Explains Quick Reheat
A brief kitchen tip describes reviving stale bread by rinsing loaves with water, placing them back in tins, and rebaking for twenty minutes to restore softness and moisture.
Splinters Eased by Hot Water Bottle Trick
A nurse advised splinters can be removed by pouring hot water into a wide mouthed bottle and pressing it firmly against the skin. The steam helps draw the splinter out without further injury.
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Mooresville, Indiana
Mooresville Times
United States
Madison Township
Will Plummer
P. MacNab
A.B. Carter
Burrell Spoon
Burrell
al. C. Carter
Billie Passmore
Family
Baptist Church
Friendswood
Emil Frederick
Dr. P. MacNab
Thomas Rooker
Henry MacNab
Robert Day
MacNab
Reuben Ely
Monrovia
John Kirkham
Aid Society
E. el. Henley
Missionary Society of the Friends Church
Eli Hunt
Edgerton
Philadelphia
Japan
Lydia Painter
Abbie Hunt
Lida Henley
Mary A. Hadley
Sedwick
Anna Clark
Lena Henley
M. EK
Laura Hutton
Mrs. Holiday
Matilda McCollum
Urban Bowman
John Marlett
Clayton
Mr. Landers
Sarah Brown
Ladies’ Aid Society
Wm. Chambers
Kate Hubbard
T. T. Thompson
Irvington
California
Dan Thompson
Dr. L. I. Diminit
R. C. Franklin
M. I. Church
A. W. Hadley
Joshua Davis
Franklin
Mr. Kirkham
Kansas
Arthur Williams
Mr. and
Mrs. Wa. Williams
All. Pearcy
Mrs. E. E. Henley
Mrs. Fletcher
J. H. Hadley
Columbus
Jean and
Josephine Stanton
Misses Stanton
W.¥. Hadley
Leona Kelley
Greencastle
Conrad Gentry
Cecil Streepy
Lyons
White River Valley Association of Soldiers and Sailors
Likely
Minneapolis
Minn
N. Indiana St
Charles Beaman
Ethel
Mrs. Beaman
Lebanon
M. M. Reynolds
Richmond
Mr. Reynolds
Mrs. Reynolds
Charles Jewett
C. H. Woodward
Times Office
Nettie Xavier
Rozena Wentz
M. EK. Hospital
H. B. ‘Taylor
Charles O. Griffith
Richwood
Ohio
TI. P. Griffith
Bethel
Post Office
Edgar Shirley
Odin Holmith
J. MM. Bishop
State OF
Odin R Smith
J. M. Bishop
Admr
J. W. York
Fire Insurance
Sarah K. Marine
Indiana ‘Exposition
Hanks
Phebe F. Goodpaster
Mooresville, Ind
Peal
O. E. Rooker
M. F. Brackney, M. D
Moortsvitty, Indiana
Rhones Orion
Reswuner
Geo. R. Scruggs
Eli H. Anderson
H. H. Leathers
W. A. Magenheimen
DRS. Thompson
Orvrer
Banner
P. S. Baxter
Kynesville, Fla
Swanson Rheumatic Cure Company Dept
Lake Street
Terre Haute, Lindianapolis
Indianapoli and
G. L. Hallam
A. J. Hylton
M. D
East Main Street
Calvert
Undertaker
Frank E. Carlisle
Embalmer
A. H. Richardson, Undertaker
Undertakers
Janes H. Rusie & Son
Seventh Street
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