Harmount's Uncle Tom's Cabin Show Comes to Mooresville
Harmount Co presents the largest Uncle Tom's Cabin tour with 35 performers a concert band and ten bloodhounds including Ben and Baker. Aimed at a first class production with lifelike set pieces life on a southern plantation and slave market scenes. Free band concert precedes show with seating for 3 500 and tickets at 15 and 25 cents. Show grounds Booker's on east Washington St Thursday June 8.
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Harmount
Mooresville
Harmount Co
Ben
Baker
Skinner Tavern
Ohio
Phineas Fletcher
Mr. St Clair
Orleans
Legree
Red River
Booker’s
East Washington St
Memorial Day Observed With Flowers At Mooresville
Memorial day honors observed with baskets of flowers placed on soldiers' graves. Mooresville and nearby Brooklyn band members provided music while Rev. J W McFall delivered an address. Local notices include bakery and grocery ads and multiple community visits and events across town.
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Mooresville
Brooklyn
J. W. McFall
Man behind the Bars sermon inspires Mooreville crowd
Rev Edgin spoke at the M E Church last Sunday on The Man behind the Bar vs the Alan Behing the Bars. He urged against legalized liquor and condemned the saloon for crime pauperization and loss of public confidence. The talk drew praise for his experience as a prison chaplain and engaging delivery, with musical interludes praised by attendees.
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Edgin
M. E. Church
Mooresville
Ar. Edgin
Alan
Miss Henderson
Miss Bradley
Town Scraping of Dirt Sparks Debate on Steam Main Work
The marshal and workers spent two weeks regrading and oiling streets improving appearance and driving conditions. Some doubt the choice to spread fall dirt from steam main work over graded roadways, arguing surplus soil should have been hauled away to preserve road beds and avoid extra gravel.
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Albert Bucker
Doctor Reynolds car mishap and local buys
Dr Geo M Reynolds recently opened near R H Jackson's livery barn and bought a Ford. While test driving on the streets he turned a corner and hit a buggy, though damage was minor and the scare the main outcome. Also notes a gasoline engine ad, Chicago visitors Carl A Lyckberg and Viola Brown praising Mooresville, and a for sale ice chest at Wm Owens east Main.
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Geo. M. Reynolds
R. H. Jackson
Carl A. Lyckberg
Chicago
Rural and personal notes mix with a rail road farming tome
Local items cover visits and travels of Mr. and Mrs. Earl White and Inez Owen to Milwaukee, a buggy accident injuring Mr. Brown, social birthday gatherings, and a for sale property. The Pennsylvania Railroad issues a dynamite farming booklet to boost farm production along its lines, describing land clearing and road grading among other uses.
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Earl White
Indianapolis
W. I. White
Alilwaukee
Wis
White
The
Rubber Company
Inez Owen
Mr. White
Marguerite Sage
Marie Wilson
W. H. Sage
Inez
Milwaukee
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
Subscriptions Paid Arrangements Noted
The notice lists G. A. Jackson Jerry Thackery and OW. A. Cox as subscribers who have paid for their subscriptions in full.
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G. A. Jackson
Jerry Thackery
OW. A. Cox
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New
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Los Angeles
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Centerton
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Duke
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Viola H. Brown’s
Mgr. Meunech
Louisville, Ky
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Noblesville
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Charles Mills
Crown Hill
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Brazil
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C. M. Hadley
Garden City
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Mooresvillge, Ind
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Monrovia
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East High Street
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