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Newspaper
Mooresville Times
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1909
Page
4
Mooresville Times announces subscription rate one dollar per year with free postage zero United States delivery. Published by W H Sage in Mooresville Indiana. Entered as second class matter January 16 1905 at Mooresville post office under 1879 Act. Contact publisher for communications. Friday June 25 1908.
Bridgeport panel urges support for a new electric railway line to boost growth and tax fairness. Citizens urged to stay active as capital stock rises from 160000 to 500000 and talks of annexing a power plant surface, while local notices detail visits, reunions, and community events across town.
Martinsville Indiana hosts a free 4th celebration with $500 fireworks display two balloon ascensions aerial slides for life and hair hanging stunt. Prof Myers will perform across aerial stages with brass band music and various contests prizes include 35 in gold and a public marriage license. Parades run 10 to 11 am with balloon ascent at 10 am and 3:30 pm and excursions on all roads planned.
Bernard McGallister of Gas City, a glass worker and Chapman's lake summer resident, was fined 44.50 by Justice W H Kiler for selling fish. Deputy commissioner A M Gallion allegedly coerced a payment after Trick fishing on Chapman's lake led to arrest. The Indiana Farmer condemns the deputy’s actions.
Guaranteed watch repairing at Cooper and Robbins. Sweet potato plants 15 cents a hundred. Mrs. Caroline Bucker. For sale rubber tired buggy nearly new. J L Calvert.
Elder Brewer filled his appointment at Mt Gilead on Sunday. The Sunday school at Mt Olive observed Children's Day with a good program. Wheat harvest may be affected by rain and damage to crops is noted. A kitchen fire damaged George Shaffer’s home, with charred woodwork and ruined furniture. The Bryson Enterprise paper is described as newsy and Amos Baily sent it for review. A Mothers meeting at the M E church is highlighted. A tale on swearing and guiding children emphasizes moral conduct.
Report of the condition of the Farmers Bank of Mooresville Indiana at close of business June 23 1909. Resources show Loans and Discounts 190080.74 plus other items including banking house and due from banks. Signed by cashier W F Hadley.
Mrs Myrtle Gregory and daughter visit relatives in Gasburg. The W F M S met Friday afternoon with Mrs Laura Hadley. Rev Plincy Cox of Westfield preached strong sermons Saturday night and Sunday. A large crowd enjoyed a long table dinner. Singer Wesley Huddleson could not attend due to his mother's sudden death. Attendees came from Union Hill Fairview Mooresville and Monrovia.
Dr Miles Nervine claims to restore nerve energy controlling respiration digestion and circulation and offers a money back guarantee through local druggists. A testimonial from Mrs W A Burke of Myrtle Creek Oregon describes dramatic personal recovery after using Dr Miles Restorative Nervine.
W W Hornaday, a well known Mooresville citizen, has been employed to solicit and inspect work for the firm.
A Chicago inquiry into deaths of men aged sixty and above finds liquor users shorten life by nearly four years, totaling over 334 lost years. Anecdotes from pro prohibition figures describe economic and moral harm, with ministers urging holiness to fight saloons and vice.
Regular services announced with preaching at 11 9 m and 7 30 p m. Class meeting at 9 a m Sunday School 10 a m Junior League 3 p m Epworth League 6 p m Prayer meeting Thursday 7 15 p m. Everybody cordially invited.
Listing of worship times for the Christian Church Friends church and Methodist Protestant Church. Includes Sunday school at 10 a.m., morning and evening sermons, Christian Endeavor, prayer meetings, and midweek gatherings with pastors J. L. McDonald and Rev. S. Stainbrook. Everyone invited to attend.
The Paris Gaulois cites Supreme Apathy related to General Apathy in campaigns while San Franciscans critique Japanese business methods. New York mothers push Fathers Day amid domestic support, Wright brothers gains checked by aeroplane orders, Roosevelt photo subjects drawn, and a Chicago divorce plea cites alimony to three former wives.
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