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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1915
Page
4
A business states it built its catalog around Blue Grass trade mark tools. It explains Blue Grass hatschets and related carpentry, mechanical and agricultural tools meet exacting standards and provide customer satisfaction. The firm invites buyers to trust its brand for complete quality assurance.
Advertising rates on application. All copy for ads should be in this office not later than Wednesday morning to insure insertion for that week.
An advertisement invites readers to the CG. H. & D. train service for the State Fair return on September 7. The fair runs September 6 to 11 with attractions planned to be better than ever, including daily exhibition flights by a lady aviator.
The speaker asks if you have seen Dr Back and invites him to explain his exchange. He notes that his list helps readers find what they want and that he has already brought several buyers and sellers together for mutual benefit.
The Machin barn sale on Saturday drew light attendance due to rain. All advertised items were sold though buyers did not pay fancy prices.
The river surged about six feet this past week but barely reached the bottoms, sparing area property from major damage. Residents monitored levels as officials warned of possible further rises and advised caution along river banks.
The Enterprise announces renewal time as the third year closes and the fourth year begins. Subscribers are reminded to renew to maintain access and service.
Instructions urge clients to request all legal notices be published in the ENTERPRISE to ensure proper notice. Lawyers should handle appointive notices and other filings by directing clients to the chosen paper, avoiding publication in political organs.
A parade of residents visits and stays with relatives across towns. Kathie Chapman from Nyesville visits Armiesburg sister. Goldie Peterson from Indianapolis spends time with family in Wabash. Edrie Little from Fountain County visits sister Mrs John Phipps.
Nate Dean remains on the sick list. Harry Wolf and son posted sale bills on Saturday. Oll Phillips and wife visited Geo Featherston on Sunday. John Weaver owns an auto. James Lewise conducted business in Montezuma on Saturday. John Myers and wife spent Sunday with Peter Wolf and family.
Rilesdale residents hosted or visited relatives with Mr. and Mrs. Vern Mckee staying with Mrs. VanSickle. Win Welch and family of Dana attended a Sunday call on kin. E B Douglas spent Tuesday in Terre Haute. Miss Ona Lewis of Remington visits her aunt Mrs. Ogan.
Several from Bloomingdale attended church Sunday afternoon. Visitors include Miss Una Camp of South Bend and Miss Ida Foster of Lowell staying with Miss Ruby Engle. Many neighbors shared Sunday visits and birthday celebrations while residents held church and social engagements across Howard Rockville and Terre Haute areas.
A reflective piece extols forgetting and overlooking daily worries. It compares dwelling on troubles to a fly that settles on us and suggests keeping a small notebook to trace origins and outcomes. It argues life is too short for petty fretting and urges burying troubles in eternal forgetfulness.
Take Notice I pay 31.00 each for dead horses mules and cattle and take them away in good shape with auto truck Clare Connelly Judson Ind Phone 48 2 bm 47.
In Sterling a train struck a young colt and dragged it three miles on the pilot without injuring it. In Crane Missouri W H Hilton, 63, cannot speak to people nearby but can converse with animals or distant individuals. In Philadelphia a mother watching from her door saved her baby when the child slipped from a third floor window, catching the infant with only a cut lip.
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