Parke County Bull Mooser plans love feast at Rockville
Montezuma Indiana August 16 1912 the Parke County Bull Moosers will hold a love feast at the Rockville courthouse yard on August 24 to discuss the coming campaign and set stakes for a county ticket. The Wheat Special stops today at West Melchor for one hour with a 40 minute free lecture on wheat growing by Purdue University experts. Citizens urged to plan a September horse show and street exhibit banding together to boost Montezuma as a trade center.
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Parke County Bull Moosers
Rockville
Court House Yard
West Melchor
Purdue University
Montezuma
Crop reports predict big rise in food output
Agricultural Department figures show over 1.5 billion more bushels of food in sight than a year ago. Potatoes lead with 78 million extra bushels, with tomatoes sweet potatoes and other crops also above average. Wheat up 59 million and corn up over 400 million bushels.
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Agricultural Department
Local Correspondents Sought in Montezuma Neighborhoods
The paper requests willing correspondents from Montezuma's neighborhoods and small trading centers. Individuals are asked to write or call the publication to offer cooperation or report local news.
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Montezuma
Local residents make various visits across towns
L. O. Ingram went to Marshall Wednesday. Miss Anna Mott from Ohio is visiting Mrs. Bessie Short. Mrs. Anna Vansickle visits her sister in Rockville. Mrs. H. E. Jones and Margaret McCarty were in Dana Wednesday. A Chautauqua in Rockville drew many locals. Birch James, back from S. Dakota, returns home Wednesday. Mrs. Bessie Short, Rose Keene and Anna Mott visited Hamrick Illinois Tuesday. Mrs. George Souders and children from Springfield Illinois visit her mother.
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Anna Mott
Ohio
Mrs
Bessie Short
Anna Vansickle
Rockville
H. E. Jones
Margaret McCarty
Dana
Rose Keene
Hamrick
Ill
George Souders
Springfield Ill
Mrs. Souders
Personal notices round up regional visitors and travels
Ray Dilley returned to Indianapolis Wednesday while John King did a business trip to Evansville Tuesday. C. C. King of Indianapolis visited earlier in the week. Hazel Hendricks of Tangier was a Sunday guest. Theodore and Mary Cornwall returned to Indianapolis Sunday. Thos Causey Jr. of near West Union visited Indianapolis last Friday. Ed H. Burns Jr. came from Chicago Friday for a few days with relatives. Marie Johnston has been sick but is about again. Mrs. John Jones and daughter Anice of Attica visited here Saturday. Mrs. McCune and Lorena visited Will Boyd’s family of Terre Haute the first of the week. S. P. Hancock and son Edward motored to Newport Tuesday. mud on the roads noted. Fred Murphy plans to leave for St. Elmo Illinois in September for Dr. Smith treatments. Local sports drew onlookers in the recent show with some decorated in face color. wrestling also drew results.
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Ed H. Burns Jr
Chicago
Marie Johnston
John Jones
Anice
Attica
Local notices and sales ads from Clinton area
R L Mullin of Clinton in town Thursday. For Sale One phaeton in good shape cheap. W E Kemp. Miss Julia Collier of Dana visited La Reeder Sunday. Miss Ethel Hartman went to Russellville to visit relatives. For Sale Splendid building site for business room or garage. Enquire at ENTERPRISE office. O P Fulton of Beatrice Nebraska visited relatives here. Wabash Fly Chaser for Cows and Horses. Saves Feed In creases flow of milk. Corner Drug Store. R W Johnston toured eastern county. crops look fine. Jewelry Store window display featured a South Bend watch frozen in ice with other watches nearby. showed reliability in extreme cold.
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Salee
W. E. Kemp
Julia Collier
Dana
la Reeder
Ethel Hartman
Russelville
South Bend
Traveling man and the hallway pill tale at the Hotel
A wanderer staying during the carnival is awakened by a man skipping the corridor at 2 am. The traveler stops him and learns the other man followed a doctor’s odd directions to take two nights then skip one night. He explains the pillbox was prescribed to be used that way.
Notice of sale and thanks to patrons
After selling the blacksmith shop to Blain Miller the owner thanks the public for past patronage and asks continued support for the new manager.
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Blain Miller
Nood
Ren
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C. S. Overman
and Publisher
Montezuma, Ind
Maud Hadley
Sallie Athern
Barney Davy
Hillsdale
L. O. Ingram
Marshall
Birch James
S. Dakota
Ray Dilley
Indianapolis
John King
Evansville
C. C. King of
Hazel Hendricks
Tangier
Theodore
Mary Cornwall
Thos Causey Jr
Near West Union
Mrs. McCune
Lorena
Will Boyd
Terre Haute
S. P. Hancock
Edward
Newport
Fred Murphy
St. Elmo
Dr. Smith
Health Office
Fred Shawley
Prop
Pitman & Son
Firestone
Goodyear
Goodrich
Indiana
R. L. Mullin
Clinton
O. P. Fulton
Beatrice
Nebraska
R. W. Johnston
Gomner
A. W. Jones
First National Bank
Nuff
Aikman’s Dept. Store
A. Sharp
Sharp Building
WM. M. Carlin
Frank J. Carlin
Carlin Music
East Market Street
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