Wm. KE, Carty & Co. Advertise Display in Town
A local advertisement from Wm. KE, Carty & Co. invites readers in town to call and view their attractive display in this issue.
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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1919
Page
8
A local advertisement from Wm. KE, Carty & Co. invites readers in town to call and view their attractive display in this issue.
The Youth's Companion offers subscribers a red and blue calendar for 1920 with current and adjacent month views. Elmore Barce publishes The Land of the Potawatomi recounting early Indiana days and Potawatomi history after ten years of data collection. Census Bureau machines count sort and tabulate up to 300 to 500 to 400 cards per minute respectively.
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Buford Shumaker has been seriously ill with croup but is greatly improved. Local residents, visitors, and families involved include Chas Carpenter from Jefferson Barracks on furlough and Dewey Cole from Clinton. A Christmas mart and fair are planned for Hillsdale on December 13 with a Ladies Aid supper.
Sunday evening services at the U B church drew a highly pleased audience after Rev. Robbins delivered a sermon that impressed attendees with its message and delivery.
Tangier report notes Doyne Jackson returning home from the hospital. Sunday visits include John David and Basel Grimes with Mr and Mrs Alias Spivey and dannti ters. Several families spent time with relatives near Montezuma and Danville, including Millikan and Grimes households, and Mayme Clemenz visiting her parents.
In 1914 the last manufacturing census counted 275 000 establishments. The Census Bureau projects about 400 000 establishments to be listed in 1920.
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