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Newspaper
Mooresville Times
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1913
Page
4
A local advertiser promotes affordable silo construction with no outside sourcing. The message emphasizes low prices, satisfaction, and invites readers to visit when nearby to learn how they can build multiple silos for their farm needs.
Friday June 15 1913 Madison Twp Mooreville Indiana details on farming hardships visits of A B Carter to Mt Gilead neighborhood Bee swarm found and removed near Frederick Roy Chapman barn and home construction reports Mrs Elizabeth Carter of Roachdale obituary Mrs A B Carter ill Pus forming at two teeth Emuel Frederick daughter, Pogue orchard spraying, mock Mooresville trial pulpit anecdote, chicks hatchery demand noted.
Voters are invited to meet in the K P lodge room on Tuesday June 17 at 7 30 p m to nominate candidates for the November election including a Second Ward Councilman Fourth Ward Councilman Clerk Treasurer and Marshal.
In a humorous exchange a Chicago man explains he has a wife and four children there, yet says he has never seen any of them because one was born after he left. Mrs. Dodge probes, asking if he married a widow or if he has been blind, and the man clarifies the twist.
An elderly Irishman mocks life insurance and savings banks in a friend tale. He notes his cousin insured to benefit his widow yet lived to 89 while she died first, and that his uncle saved money only to die before aging. He argues both institutions fail to serve proper planning.
In a playful exchange, Cholly asks if Lulu’s sister will be engaged soon and Lulu replies it has taken her long enough to get engaged, highlighting domestic humor about marriages.
The annual assessment of 1.00 on each lot and 0.50 on each fraction of a lot in Mooresville Cemetery is due June 1 and payable to E. F. Hadley, Town Treasurer. Those owning or managing lots should pay promptly as funds support cemetery beautification this season and avoid mailing notices. Office at Farmers Bank.
Bank statement shows assets totaling around 140 thousand with U S bonds 25 thousand and reserve funds. Liabilities list capital stock 230 thousand and deposits 69 thousand with undivided profits and notes outstanding. Notary public and cashier affirm accuracy and commission expires 1915.
Corrie Harvey announces candidacy for Marshal of Mooresville. He pledges to take no salary above 60 dollars per month and to avoid outside constable work. any fees would go to the town. He signs off with hopes for approval.
Everything is ready for the Great State Sunday School Convention to be held in Evansville on June 17 to 19. A Reception Banquet for County Presidents and Secretaries will be hosted by the State Board of Directors on Tuesday evening along with departmental luncheons and conferences. Evansville greets attendees with Kentucky hospitality and invites all to participate, with further program and registration details from the Indiana Sunday School Association at 417 Law Bldg., Indianapolis.
Short exchange reveals a boastful man who calls the Atlantic a pond while a friend points him out in a gray suit. The snippet hints at larger theme of swagger versus reality.
Dialogue peers discuss valuing an engagement ring without directly going to a jeweler. One girl dislikes taking the ring publicly but wants to know its price. They note two others in their circle who have had rings valued.
Comic exchange shows a husband asking about his wife’s permission to keep a pass key. The wife replies broadly, then counters that the key may not fit their door, highlighting a humorous domestic confusion.
Mrs. M. Cox of Elnora, Indiana pays for subscriptions along with J. A. Newman Ida Fogleman T. W. Randall Orlando Francis in a local list of paid renewals.
In a discussion on onfield conduct the remark that spectators attempt to rattle players at a ball game is deemed acceptable while a billiard tournament offender was ejected for the same behavior. The point raised contrasts two sportsmanship expectations.
Methodist Episcopal Church holds services next Sabbath at 10:30 a.m. and 7 p.m. with class at 9 a.m. Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. Junior League at 8 p.m. Epworth League 6 p.m. Prayer Thursday 7 p.m. Christian church has Bible school 9:45, communion 1:45, services 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Young People's Endeavor 6 p.m. Frinde church holds song 9:45, Sunday school 10 a.m., sermons 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Prayer Thursday 10 a.m. Pastor Rev. J C Ricketts, Rev. David Hadley. organists and choir listed. Everybody welcome at all services.
A real estate dealer reports a $200,000 sale of a large apartment house. Part payment includes a farm, a factory site, and a row of small bricks. Of the total, $18 is in cash.
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