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Newspaper
Mooresville Times
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1908
Page
1
Mr Babbot inventor of the churn will demonstrate butter making at the State Fair. A home demonstration is offered by an agent and the churn is shown at McCaun's hardware store in Mooresville.
Readable items include visits, illnesses, funerals, births, and small ads across Mooresville area. Notables: Mrs Elizabeth Cosand health. Miss Huldah Woodward visiting. new rooms for Miss Newman. families moving between town and Spencer. upcoming laundry service, groceries, and clothing. Funeral for Fyra Taylor. birth of Theodora to Theodore Romine. local merchants advertise goods and services.
The Mooresville school system outlines opening procedures for Monday. Parents urged to keep children off school grounds until the first bell at eight. Funds short for books, a library fund is proposed with local leaders auditing subscriptions and expenditures. Supplementary readers and a teachers meeting are planned. state fair night shows receive attention with new exhibition boards for awards. Local residents and events at Indiana venues noted.
A merchant advertises JC C Corsets promising fashionable yet comfortable corsets with over a dozen styles. The copy notes styles for schoolgirls matrons and stout figures and invites readers to visit for a personal demonstration of superior merits.
Ed Park and Wes Waltz build soma sheds for Tad Watson in Madison Township. Arlie Francis visits sister near Friendswood. Dr MacNab and wife stay in Indianapolis. Politicians bid for presidents and vice presidents, six nominees expected to win. Fred Fields visits from Brooklyn en route to stockyards. John Carter and baby visit Indianapolis. Shoats decline in price from four to five dollars last year. many pigs unsold. Hamilton Earnest dies at Martinsville home. funeral Saturday. Civil War veteran, First Indiana Cavalry, Company B.
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