Parcel Post Rates Set to Take Effect in 1913
The parcel post law effective January 1 1913 defines fourth class mail to include farm and factory products not in higher classes. It sets weight limits at eleven pounds and size limits at seventy two inches combined length and girth and prohibits items likely to injure postal workers or mail equipment. The act divides the United States into zones with varying postage rates.
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United States
Legal notices and publication guidance for Attorneys
Instruction to place all legal notices in the Enterprise for maximum control and publication by chosen paper. Advises clients to direct notices such as appointment administrator executor guardian survey road ditch notice notice of sale of real estate non resident notices and similar to preferred publication venue.
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O. A. Newhouse
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Montezuma, Ind
R. L. Dooley
Odd Fellows
Montez
Reeder
NES
Uma. Ind
B. F Hudson
Montezuma
Indiana
M. C. Phillips
Crown and Bawer
Busy Bee
John Gilmore
Opera House
James Frakes
Ind’p'l's
Montezuma Indiana
WW. A. Norris
J. W. Ingram
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Anchor Laundry Company
R. W. Soenston
First National Bank
King Hotel
Fred Dickens
Hunter's Laundry
F. M. McLaughlin Notary Public Insurance Real Estate and Rental Agency
Parcel Post
Vouvry
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E. der
Geo. W. Hughes
S. P. Hancock
Lora. Reeder
Citizens Bank
Banke and Trust Companies
Lee Eee
Eas Adit Ee
Ager Mt St
State of
Ricanery
Parke
A. S. Petty
William HH. Thomas
Resources
U.S
Wee
Gia
Ls Aeee
Inprana
Parker
I. R. W. Johnston
R. W. Johnston
J. E. Johnston
P. Hancock
A. Connor
Francis M. McLaughlin
W. E. Dee
S P Haancock
Hixon
Mecca Bank
Mecca
County of Parke
Salem P. Hancock
Clarence Powell
Tangier
Ray Mendenhall
Cayuga
Red Cross
Dr Dootey
the Citizens’ Bank
A. Sharp
Kemp Bros
Viontszuma, Ind
AMAS
Geo. Mathas & Son