Public Auction On Farm Near Union Hill Church
I will sell at public auction on my farm near Union Hill church four miles south of Plainfield and three miles north of Mooresville Indiana on.
29 Sep 1905
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Newspaper
Mooresville Times
Location
Mooresville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1905
Page
1
I will sell at public auction on my farm near Union Hill church four miles south of Plainfield and three miles north of Mooresville Indiana on.
Wednesday sale includes two horses three cows one heifer three calves two sows with pigs ten shoats farm wagon phaeton buggy corn planter cultivator breaking plow harrow hay ladder and 25 acres of corn plus hay and other items too numerous to mention
A citizens convention invites any resident to nominate candidates for all offices. After nominations a ballot will determine the nominee with the most votes. The selection committee will meet next Tuesday to choose candidates and publish the list in Friday's Times.
About fifty prominent residents gathered to plan a nonpartisan municipal ticket for Mooresville's November election. A six member ward representatives committee was formed to nominate two candidates per office and report to a nominating convention on October 6 1905 at the town hall.
Miss Laura Harvey hosts a weekend outing with Orricy Harvey and others from Bellfountaine. The group travels by wagon to Porter's caves near Eminence, Indiana for a dawn breakfast then tours the caves before returning. Four members later press through the cave to near the far end for a one hour forty five minute challenge.
Three dwelling houses in Mooresville with five and six rooms offered on easy terms. Inquire of F. M. Hadley. Mrs. W. W. Wolf and daughter of Indianapolis visited Myr. and Mrs. H. C. Scearce last weekend.
The notice warns that inefficient light strains eyes and causes impairment. It urges avoiding coal oil lamps for heavy study and promotes better lighting at reasonable rates. Call Public Service Co for options at 47 1t.
Chamberlains Cold Remedy acts on nature's plan to ease coughs and aid lung comfort. It relieves secretions aids expectoration and supports recovery when colds threaten pneumonia. Thousands testify to its superior quality. Price 25 cents, large 50 cents, sold by Geo W Buss.
From Mooresville to Lafayette Indiana travel offered at one fare with an extra 25 cents for a round trip. The notice promotes the Eighth Annual Conference of Farmers Institute focusing on workers and tickets available for attendees.
Vandalia Railway offers sale Oct 10 11 12 for delegates and immediate family on ID certificate signed by W C Latta Lafayette Ind Return tickets valid to depart Lafayette by Oct 14 1905 A Vernon Conn child burned hand relief given by Chamberlains Pain Balm recommended by local merchant James N Nichols For sale by Geo W Bass
A Midland Michigan mother reports her two year old recovered from severe Lowel complaint after using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. She claims it even cures cholera infantum and advises following printed directions. Sold by Geo. W. Bass.
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