Traffic Timetable Hidden in Fragmented Schedule
Readable fragments show a list of departure times from morning to late night with numerous hours and minutes. No clear origin or destination is provided, leaving a partial transit timetable.
20 Jan 1911
Page 1
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Newspaper
Mooresville Times
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1911
Page
1
Readable fragments show a list of departure times from morning to late night with numerous hours and minutes. No clear origin or destination is provided, leaving a partial transit timetable.
Pasadena residents share a letter praising mild winters, diverse transit, and rapid interurban lines. The writer notes Rose Tournament floats, robust wages for streetcar workers, and many eastern transplants. Indiana Day is celebrated annually, with Hoosiers enjoying the climate and roses.
Describes a method to tint white lace by rubbing powdered ochre mixed with cornstarch. Claims the powder yields a lasting yellow shade without the need for liquid dyes. Warns against wetting lace as it harms appearance and notes ochre can be used pure or altered to suit the shade.
Local notes record Mrs Harriet Alden's meeting with the Likely Club. Advertisements list car of salt, sale of seasoned hay, and farm goods at Britton’s and Prutton’s. Reports cover visits, travel to Bloomington, illness, rentals, church services, and local commerce with multiple residents named.
John Wilson, a brakeman for the T. B. I L & I Traction Company, was badly injured Monday when a coal car taller than a postal carriage struck the power house door frame with him on top. Flo fell unconscious across the track. The car’s bumper stopped inches from Wilson, who was carried home for medical care. he suffers severe head and facial bruises but recovery is hoped.
The next AMten's meeting at the MooRS church will be held next Sunday afternoon at eight o clock. Lemuel blunt Graham Evangelist of the Church of Christ Brownsburg Ind will address the gathering on a noted topic. Attendees are invited. Banner A jills expects to offer buckwheat flour.
An AG ine ainagdi meeting of cle stack. holders of the First National Bank selected directors and named officers. Geo. Bo Secuges, ihlf, Anderson, VT. Bo Reoker, John Gibbs, Clodiabany and Roop chaired. Geo. at. Sores was chosen President with Pi fh Anderson as Vice President. Hh. Uf. Leathers named Cashier and W. O. Shaffleharger Asst. Cashier.
The store advertises a wide selection in the grocery line at reasonable prices. Customers are invited to call or send a telephone order, No. 118.
Rev George R Scruggs was called to Madison Indiana on Tuesday to preach the funeral sermon of Mrs Cumiley an evangelist She is known here for religious work at the Mission church In his report after the funeral seven in the congregation came to the altar for prayers and three were converted one more in the group also converted
Fresh dates figs candies nuts and fruits form a fine stock at Day's grocery. The ad highlights a wide assortment and quality selections for shoppers browsing seasonal treats.
A personal letter from MISNIDENSDALE describes land around four years of settling progress with 1000 acres, 500 to be sown to rice, a level farm fed by two large wells, and a large traction engine pulling stumps. It notes deer, quail, ducks and wolves, expanding timber removal, and 600 bushels per day milling capacity nearby. mentions residents planning deer shooting and garden plans, plus local Odd Fellows event in Boone Lodge No. 1 with 100 candidates and Kentucky Indiana attendance.
Cosmopolitan Magazine advertises for a Mooresville representative to handle subscription renewals and expand circulation by special methods. Salary and commission offered. Experience desirable but not essential. Full time or spare time. Send address with references TL Campbell Cosmopolitan Magazine 178 Broadway New York City.
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