Political Call In Mooresville Realigns Local Support
The Mooresville Times notes N C Searas, a lumber and grain merchant, as a prospective Republican candidate for county representative amid debate about his consent. The paper urges temperance action, condemns party loyalty, and questions moral responsibilities related to the saloon issue and gospel values.
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Bion
N. C. Secares
Abr
Secarce
Ghoni Dds
Seeares
Times
Seearce
Monrovia Social News and Visits This Week
Monrovia notes list visits and arrivals from Indianapolis Newcastle Eminence Plainfield Martinsville and DePauw. Residents attend church events celebrate anniversaries host guests and announce marriages while others travel for studies and family reasons.
Electric Sparks from a Rowdy Start to the New Year
A satirical roundup notes mayhem in the New Year start up with the American fleet foiled by luck. Berlin artist to marry a willow word 000 000. Fleet includes sixteen pianolas. Chinese soldiers warned to advance. Senator Davis speech corrected before entering the record. Tom Watson calls for 31.9 billion mercenary bills. Writing paper that crumbles in a day praised for foolish letters. Wesley Gammon mocks Congress staying in session to curb Wall Street. members opt to go home for turkey.
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Tobn Wesly Gamnes
Congress
Wall Street
W C T U Notes and Revival of Temperance Reading
The WC T U notes a well attended meeting at Mrs Apples Pub with readings by Mrs Dessie Chapman and songs by Mrs Appie. Cor Sec Mrs Viola Harvey and Mrs Mary Jenkins read letters from members. Next meeting set for 2 o clock at Mrs Eae Lia Utterback's. A saloon keeper’s death reported last week prompts reflection on dangers of alcohol and sorrow of those left behind.
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WC. T. U
Statement of the financial condition of Farmers Bank of Mooresville
Financial snapshot shows loans and discounts, deposits on demand, cash and bank balances. Directors include Jr. Matthews and J. Tadley. Capital stock, surplus fund, and various bonds listed. details note December 1 closing date and official state filing context.
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Re Farmers Bank
Mooresville
Lidiang
Ibs Luisiness
Jr. Matthews
Danue My
Jautaury
Bank Officials Sworn In Morgan County Statement
Au Matthews and Wk Hladies of Farmers Bank Mooreaville sworn to a statement as true in substance. J Matthews President Wook dindley Cashier sworn before Notary C Schimminn Morgan County December 07. Commission expires January Po.
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State OF Indiana
County OF Morgan
Matthews
Wk. Hladies
Farmers Bank
Mooreaville
Lidiana
Uatu
J. Matthews
Wook. Dindley
C. Schimminn
Notary Public
Morgan County
Didiana Commission
Po. Ao
Appointment of Administratrix for John Paceart Estate
The diamesy notice states the Podie of the tremittouriot Morea County appoints Admigistiratrix of the estate of John Paceart deceased. The estate is to be administered under the authority of the Adriaman Communty. Attorneys Sretth Buaneans and Tonalin to file within four weeks.
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Tremittouriot Morea
Dadiana
John Paceart
Alorgan
Notice to Non-Residents in Quiet Title Action in Indiana
Notice in Morgan County Indiana that Millard Wampler is a non resident and must appear in the Circuit Court at Martinsville on February 4 to answer the complaint for quiet title and partition filed by Reavzan and Loop. Attorneys Odin K. Smith James M. Bishop Geo W. Grubbs listed.
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Indiana
Morgan County
Shorgan County
Fila Reavzan
Laura Dvaite Loop
Stillard
Wampler
Circuit Court
Uieir
Viet
Millard
Endisina
Martinsville
Notice of Final Settlement in Greeson Estate
Notice is given to heirs creditors and others in the estate of William C Greeson deceased Amanda A Greeson executrix has filed her report and vouchers for final settlement showing nothing remains for distribution The report will be presented to Morgan Circuit Court on February 3 1908 Odin R Smith Clerk KN Thoms Attorney for Adis
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Indiana
Morgan Country
William C. Greeson
Amanda A. Greeson
Circuit Court of
Magenheimer Hauk Wedding in Indianapolis
Dr Vi A Magenheimer and Laura M Hauk wed Wednesday evening at the Gilfred flats Indianapolis near Massachusetts avenue and North street with Rev Ziegiel officiating. Only immediate family attended along with Dr W L Phompson and family. After luncheon the couple moved to Mooresville to reside on West Washington street. Mrs Magenheimer formerly a nurse with patients in this locality. locals extend congratulations and welcome.
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Laura M.” “Hauk
Indianapolis
Gilfred Flats
Massachusetts Avenue
North” Street
Ziegiel
Grace Evangelical “Church
oNena Buls
W. L. Phompson
Magenheimer
Mooresville
Washington Street
Town board meets in regular session with new year moves
The town board met Tuesday night with all members present except Jeff Park who was sick. E W Day was re elected president and F M Hadley resigned as treasurer with F C Hatley elected in his place. Dr L Dewees became health officer as Beackner’s term expired. The board instructed treasurer salary to 100 per year and discussed granting a franchise to a new mutual telephone company. A special meeting was planned to consider the franchise. Births deaths marriages and local civic notes are listed, including a 12 pound daughter for Frank and Mrs Shufflebarger and a note on Harry Hubbard and Bliss Miora Ge. The issue references Fort Stephenson and Croghan in a historical piece.
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E.W. Day
F. M. Hadley
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Mutual Telephone
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Slater Ceors
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Stockale
Fort Stephenson
Lower Sandusky
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Croghan
Tate
Canada
Proctor
Harrison
Atti
Yiet
Ife
Sherman Eid
Perry
The
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Harriven
the Thames
United States
Econgress
Plant Like a Camel in Desert Cucumber Relative Thervillea sonorae
The Thervillea sonorae, a cucumber family plant native to deserts, stores water in a basal, rainproof reservoir beneath a protective envelope. It endures long droughts by conserving moisture until the seasonal rains return, when the reservoir becomes active again.
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Desert
San Francisco Chronicle
Decency and public spirit pay, hogs ruin business
A letter cites the failing fortunes of a selfish man from the Atchison Globe. It argues that recognizing others' rights, humility, and loyalty to the town bring success, while a person labeled a hog loses business as decency pays.
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Atchison Globe
Odd Caribbean Fish with Bright Golden Eyes and Movable Eyeballs
The fragment describes strange fish adaptations in the Caribbean depths. It notes lens eyes that gleam golden, protruding eye stalks, a long flexible stent, and eyes that shine like lanterns, suggesting diverse, unusual visual inventions in marine life.
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Heires
Caribbean
Bishop’s Rail Encounter Stirs Amused Clerical Anecdote
An Eastern bishop famed for remembering every cleric in his diocese failed to recall a clergyman’s name aboard a train. He jokingly asked how to spell the man’s name, and the reply gave a humorous twist as he accepted “Jones Ray ford” as the spelling.
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Popc
J-o-n-o-s
Ray Ford
Verdict Links Death to Business Failure
A coroner's jury finds the deceased died of heart failure caused by business failure. The verdict attributes the fatal outcome to speculative failure and the lack of forward planning, underscoring a moral for young businessmen.
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Kansas City
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Ad Advances Teething Relief
Timeless remedy claim for teething pain since 60 years with soothing and analgesic effects. Promises relief for wind colic and diarrhoea. Sold by druggists worldwide at twenty five cents per bottle. Guaranteed under the 1906 Food and Drugs Act Serial 1098.
Sergeant's outburst over a dog sparks awkward rebuke
A sergeant in a Trish infantry regiment loses temper at a dog belonging to a superior officer's wife. The wife scolds him for his behavior, and he reluctantly offers to report himself, only to be teased about fearing she would claim his own wife.
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Trish
Bing
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