04 Mar 1921
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Newspaper
Mooresville Times
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1921
Page
1
Sparse readable lines describe a vague event week with individuals Has Stew Chubb and Mos Alberteeren. Mentions boating and a general status but key facts are garbled and unclear.
Disjointed text fragments describe a Friday gathering or meeting with references to people, places, and an event at a venue. Names, dates, and specific actions are unclear due to OCR errors, but the piece centers on an upcoming or past community activity and involved individuals.
Instructions on testing and grading seed corn including test tray setup, moisture checks, shelling practices, discard criteria for damaged ears, and the value of good seed ears. Guidance on avoiding importing seed from far climates and selecting varieties suited to local conditions. Mentions seed testing tools and farm management considerations.
Pirie Brotherhood of the M E Church invites men to join the Sunday school Conafest session. The class meets in the gallery with a lecture and teacher leading a hour of fellowship and instruction during the Sunday hour.
The second free public auction drew a larger crowd than the first sale. Goods offered were of good quality and sold at satisfactory prices. The third sale is scheduled for Saturday March 12, the last farm products sale, followed by a merchandise sale on Saturday March 26 by the merchants of Mooresville.
Carl Cordray visited his home this weekend with talks at Centenary causing family friction in Johnson County. Riginger visits his daughter, Lorris Olleman relocates to Alva Dehoney place, Beaman to move to T. E. Britton farm. John Swits sale on March 10 referenced. Conner Sawyers back in Smoky Row staying with his brother. Mrs. Brown buys a new tractor. Clara Switt visits Milas Vir wichia Trees for Sunday. Several Smoky Row residents attended social events in town.
Names and brief updates trace weekend activities and small moves. The report mentions a Quaker Social at the Everett Ailens home, meals served, and several families changing residences within the region, including the Withiam Housand clan, the Fields family near Plainfield, Whitson moving to Lewis Hayes farm near Brooklyn, and Addie Kearny with daughters Margarita and Mildred visiting from Hadley.
Rev George Carney attended a quarterly meeting for Rev FLEL Crider in Shelbyville Indiana last Saturday. Crider, a former pastor of Mooresville church, along with Rev George Carnes visiting Bluffton and Poreto in Wells County. Grandson Arthur Wade Carnes returned home to Kesstonme area with his parents Ray Car- Tres. Miss Josephine Likely has been chosen for Shortridge High School senior class play at Murat Theatre with over one hundred fifty auditioning for the twenty roles in Daddy Long Legs.
A brief notice warns readers that a blue mark on the paper signals a delinquent subscription and urges immediate remittance to restore service.
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