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Newspaper
Mooresville Times
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1907
Page
4
The Indianapolis speech shows President Roosevelt shaping policy on railroad rates. He opposes laws forcing losses to drive prices and stresses fair profits and equity before generosity, aligning with balanced regulation. The Mooresville Times reports the substance as a national interest.
Morgan County Indiana administrator of Isaac Hawkins estate offers at public auction June 28 at 2 PM real estate Lot 9 Block 16 Mooresville with one third cash balance in 3 and 6 months at 6 percent plus mortgage. personal property includes bedding furniture clocks stoves and tools. Auctioneer T Park.
The Board of School Trustees Mooresville Indiana and Brown Township Morgan County invite sealed proposals by June 14 1907 for construction of a brick school building 73 by 73 feet and installation of steam heating, and remodeling of an old building. Bids may cover whole or subdivided work. A certified check equal to 2 percent of bid accompanies each bid. forfeiture applies if a contract is not signed with bond. The board may reject any bid.
A Western exchange notes the Iowa State Penitentiary displays admission at 25 cents yet some inmates still gain free entry. The report highlights ongoing access issues and contrasts official pricing with informal entry practices.
The bank advertises capital of 25000 dollars and solicits business from individuals firms and corporations. Drafts issued free to customers and safety deposit boxes for rent at a reasonable rate per year. Presidents and officers listed: Geo R Scruggs president John C Webb vice president H H Leathers cashier C H Woodward assistant cashier.
The column reports on Madison Township residents such as Billy Kinney repainting his house and Mrs. Mellie Passmore visiting Illinois. It notes crop prospects, church remodeling at Siloam, and townspeople visiting Indianapolis to see the President. It records deaths Thames Gray and Ida Berge with funeral details and mentions local sickness and family news.
She entered a second marriage described as happy but short lived, followed by another remarriage. The note highlights a remarriage after a brief period in her marital history.
Clarence Wing visits relatives in Lebanon while Mr and Mrs L C Hadley of Mooresville stop by. Rev Louis Stout of Plainfield to preach next Sunday. Mrs William Cooper ill recently. Mahlon Dewees family hosts Indianapolis relatives. Large turnout for Bethesda June meeting and county commencement at Bethany Park. Mabel Stayton and Zella Godby visit from Mooresville. Mrs Frank Keeler and daughter join Bethesda event from West Newton. Next Sunday Fairview June meeting leads Bethel to cancel morning services. Stout to preach with other ministers attending.
Monrovia residents report visitors to Indianapolis and Martinsville this week. A Stated meeting of Monrovia Lodge F and A M is set for Saturday, June 8. Betheny county commencement drew many locals. A horse show association elected officers for the 1907 show on August 29 with plans to host a grand event.
A roster of individuals who have paid subscriptions includes Mrs. Almira Hadley Trevett Allen Vinson Williams Afrs W PB Parks WT Earnest Martinsville Indiana Charles Ozment A W Rusie R DD Sellers Charles Sellers Indianapolis VW Leathers Jerry Squires O P Macey W OD Wenderson A HW Richardson Dr A W Reagan William Joyner Dr W L Dewees Mrs Ella R Hubbard U G Mann.
A promotional note urges customers unhappy with current laundry service to try the offered laundry. It promises a happy deliverance from an unpleasant situation and claims many customers are satisfied after switching.
The undersigned is appointed administrator of the estate of Isaac J. Dawkins of Morgan County Indiana, deceased. The estate is deemed solvent. Lawrence J. M. Bishop, Attorney, Administrator, May 14, 1907.
Rev. K. P. Jewett serves as pastor with preaching at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. The class meets at 9 a.m. Sunday school at 10 a.m. Epworth League gathers Tuesday at 7 p.m. A prayer meeting is held Thursday at 7 p.m. All are welcome, including strangers, to attend these services.
A local ad announces a spring trade sale featuring a full line of farm team and buggy harnesses of all kinds and vehicles of every description at low prices given the quality.
Long running appeal for Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup claims over sixty years of use by mothers for teething pain. It soothes gums relieves wind colic and diarrhea and is sold by druggists worldwide for twenty five cents a bottle with guarantees under the 1906 Food and Drugs Act.
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