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Newspaper
Mooresville Times
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1908
Page
8
Farmers Bank Mooresville Indiana organized 1878 with capital 35000 dollars and surplus 15000 dollars invites firms corporations manufacturers and individuals to banking services. Offers American Bankers Money Orders cheaper than Post Office orders and free Sertata on Indianapolis and New York to customers.
Cleaning and pressing offered with guaranteed workmanship. Prices include 75 cents for a single piece and 60 cents for a two piece suit. coats, overcoats, trousers, and short or long overcoats priced accordingly. Location listed as 22deG Way Lindley Block.
Morgan County Indiana probate notice for Amos W Reagan estate shows administrator Thomas KE Lawrence filing final settlement and vouchers with distribution completed. Court examination and approval set for December 26 1908. clerk Odin K Mitil signs. J M Bishop attorney for administrator.
The article explains tuberculosis as a contagious stock disease subject to the State Live Stock Sanitary Law. It notes that tuberculin testing is used but not compulsory, outlines quarantine and disposal rules, and cites federal meat and dairy regulations. It mentions Chicago seeking testing and the lack of state compensation for losses. H. Roberts from the Dinches of State Veterinarian.
An official estimate by the Chief of the Bureau of Animal Industry cites tuberculosis losses in livestock at about 14 million dollars yearly, mostly in cattle and hogs. About 50 000 dairy cattle, 9 006 other cattle, and 120 000 hogs are affected annually in the state, with varied outcomes and sources of infection through feces and unpasteurized milk.
The piece critiques the American Anti-Saloon League and its claims for anti liquor victories, arguing it did not originate progress and often endorsed questionable candidates. It also reports a WC T U meeting at Mrs. De Adams’s home with new members, a Frances Willard portrait presented to Margret Tutt, and notes on the Board of State Charities placing homeless children.
John R. Burris born August 22 1857 in Hendricks County Indiana died November 20 1908 at his Mooreville Morgan County home. He married Nellie Grees October 8 1879 and left thirteen children eight living. He worked on the Mooresville Interurban line and was known as a jolly kind man. His wife’s death preceded him and his family received care from his brother Matt. He sought spiritual guidance during revival services and the piece reflects on faith, scripture, and memorial hopes as he nears death.
We express heartfelt thanks to our many friends during the illness and death of our beloved father and brother. Miss Carrie Burris, Mr and Mrs Chas Burris, Mr and Mrs Ei ik Harvey Burris.
A testimonial heavy ad claims Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills relieve neuralgia and related pains when other remedies fail. It includes user quotes, warnings of mild side effects, and a money back guarantee via the Miles Medical Co. promise to refund the first package price if unused benefits are lacking.
In Howden Tit-Bits the eminent English physician Dr Sydenham recounts a tale of Sir George who sought a cure from a supposed Dr Robinson in Inverness. Sydenham admits he misled the patient to force a Highland journey, proving the cure came from belief and travel rather than the fictitious physician.
A public Washington reception features Andrew Carnegie among guests. A new congressman questions how so unpretentious a man could own immense wealth, while an Arkansas speaker notes that value is relative and recounts a man who inherited small sums yet ended up penniless.
Two clergymen discuss sermon composition noting the toughest parts are the introduction and conclusion. One recalls a past sermon at Brother Morley’s installation with exordium and peroration praised, while the other agrees the divine power was evident in delivery.
Shaky OCR passage cites a London Mail line about a poet and a rumor that someone was born for the grocery. It references a minister and James in a chaotic string of words with likely errors and partial quotes from original reporting.
A readable medical notice indicates that consultations are scheduled to fit patient availability, suggesting flexible appointment options and coordinated care approaches.
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