03 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
Mooresville Times
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1910
Page
1
Report details April 1910 payments from Pennsylvania Railroad Relief Departments. Average daily benefits exceed 6500 to inactive workers and families of deceased members. East and West lines combined total paid since establishment reach over 28 million dollars.
On Sunday June 6 and thereafter the M. P Sunday School will meet at 9 30 a m instead of 2 p m Clergy state each church will keep its own Sunday School rather than unite to form a single large session inviting all to attend and be blessed Welcome to our Sunday School and God bless you M P Church
A fragmented notice lists subscriptions paid by residents including de Fl Mills in Menden Michigan Miles Rariden Henry May Sedalia North Carolina Chester A McPherson Weiner Arkansas Theos Hf Thompson Mrs James Spoon Wool Plommer.
A grand tent meeting begins Sunday in Mooresville on E Washington street. Rev C Fenwick Reed, English evangelist, will preach the opening sermon at 11 am after Sunday schools. All services are free except one paid lecture. Reed has led large revival campaigns in Indiana and England, with hundreds converted. Prof Henry C Grant and a chorus choir will assist with music.
Ten dollars reward offered by the school board for the arrest and conviction of persons guilty of misdemeanors on school grounds or in school buildings or for damage to school property. By order of the board. Co. digiam, Secretary.
An advertising note invites placing ads in the Times claiming strong reach and local exposure. The snippet hints at promotional language and scheduling, signaling a commerce oriented notice without detailed terms.
Notices from Martinsville report visits by James Davis and family in town, teachers’ summer school in Winona, and multiple local social calls. The piece advertises the Downe Dozen club party, theatre showings of An Aristocratic Tramp at June 1, and community events at the James H. Davis home, Day's Grocery, and local venues.
Monrovia notes mark Aunt Jane Carter's birthday with visits from Sanders Hubbard Geo Johnson Ashley Johnson and others. Many friendship calls and more than eighty postcards reflect a joyous day. Memorial events include church services and community gatherings.
Good milch cow and calf and two Jersey heifers are for sale. Also listed are an Ono base burner, doors sash and glass windows door frames, two sections of shingle roof 10x12 and sheathing from a remodeled house at the corner of Harrison and Jefferson streets. Otto Roolker.
Henry May writes from Sedana North Centralina about crops and weather. He notes tobacco, watermelons, corn, wheat, peaches, apples, and damaged small fruit due to a cold spring. He expresses a wish to visit Indiana again soon.
Advertises top quality sample products and fancy groceries at unbeatable prices. Encourages customers to call 135 for deals and claims excellent value for money.
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