Mooresville Times Publisher Contact Info
Address all communications to W. H. Sage Publisher. Office phone 89 residence phone 136.
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Newspaper
Mooresville Times
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1923
Page
4
Address all communications to W. H. Sage Publisher. Office phone 89 residence phone 136.
Fragmentary June 22 1923 text references the Weatherby family hospital stay and various names such as Veer Joe and Jessup plus scattered local notes, but the content is garbled with many unreadable phrases and partial words. No coherent event or outcome is identifiable.
Mrs Gistearn Wuddef and Mrs Ettani de Trster hosted Surabiy guests at the Moerind home. Mrs Elmira White of Alabama visits FE White family. Bertha Harvey suffered sunstroke while picking strawberries. Mr T A Merriman hosted a family dinner. Geo Hayworth recovering from a broken wrist at Mooresville pool.
Mrs. Rosa Bells Samuels of Brooklyn files in Circuit Court Tuesday for a divorce from Edward Samuels alleging cruelty and unfitness to care for their six year old child Garland A. The petition asserts repeated beating and abusive behavior and requests relief in the dissolution of marriage.
Agriculture notice urges timely chinch bug control before wheat cutting. It advises scouting close to groves, inspecting ground, and detecting early signs on lower leaves. Mentions educators and experts from Martinsville and nearby towns.
Wool shippers are to combine for shipment to the Ohio Warehouse with contracts and bags prepared. Growers signing contracts will receive shipping materials in the coming days and should contact the Farm Bureau of Martinsville to participate. Individual transport options reduce handling charges, and corked car loads will be avoided when possible.
Real estate transfers and property listings appear across Martinsville Morgantown Paragon and nearby areas. Names such as Townsend Us Piarview Prewitt and Dickson are linked with lots and parcels including blocks 17 18 26 and 27 38. Properties on Morgantown Morgantown Morgantown and Martinsville are described with numbers and lot references in scattered notices.
The piece argues that fake measures devalue farmers in markets and that politicians pushing fiat money would similarly erode value. It compares a jailed storekeeper over a trick bushel to proposals to abandon gold standards, warning farmers would lose more than a bushel in inflation and see land trades devalued as paper money falls behind true value.
The Banker-Farmer Exchange funds and field men help Wisconsin farmers trade high quality cattle and seeds. Banks collect listings, central office matches buyers with local stock, and field men show stock, test, and ship. In 1922 the program handled 12 000 head of dairy cattle, 58 carloads sold, value $115 575, up over 165 percent from 1921.
The American Bankers Association notes trust companies hold nearly thirteen billion in assets and act as custodians advancing industry and trade. It emphasizes trustworthiness and responsibility, urges creditors to keep credit sound and debtors solvent, and argues America must assist Europe’s rehabilitation while expanding business to meet global needs.
F N Shepherd of the American Bankers Association and James R Howard urge strong support for the National Committee on Boys and Girls Club Work. They frame club work as essential for future American citizenship and rural prosperity, linking youth programs to national economic stability.
Six reasons explain why youth programs accelerate adoption of new agricultural practices. Youth influence lasts longer, youth adopt faster, clubs reach more people, benefits extend to adults, dollars yield higher returns, and clubs serve as mass feeders for agriculture initiatives, with hundreds of thousands involved in 1921.
Advertisement for Mooresville Indiana sanitarium offering non surgical treatment of rectal diseases and piles. Claims references from local areas nationwide and emphasizes painless care without the knife.
An advertisement touts Adlerika as a remedy for sour poisons and gas in the digestive system. It claims buckthorn bark and glycerine expel toxins from both upper and lower bowels and prevent appendicitis, with Cooper Brothers in Mooresville as the dealer.
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