Montezuma Postmark Notice from 1915
Entry class notice for Montezuma Indiana posted December 23 1915 indicating second class mail status dated August 9 1912 and rate of $1.25 for period.
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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1915
Page
2
Entry class notice for Montezuma Indiana posted December 23 1915 indicating second class mail status dated August 9 1912 and rate of $1.25 for period.
A Merry Christmas message to Enterprise readers lists visiting friends in Rockville and Indianapolis. Local residents and visitors are noted, with references to shopping, church activities, a Christmas tree event, and a teachers institute at Montezuma. An advertisement promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea for constipation.
A sequence of property conveyances lists transfers from R. D. Cass to Raymond Hill and many others. Entries cover land and lot shifts in Liberty Adams Sugar Creek Lyford City Rockville Gowa rd Baldredges Rosedale and more with amounts from 1 to 3900. Names include Summers Siddall Walkup and Millikan among others, with parcels ranging from 1 to 195 acres.
Local notes list residents and visitors: Eva Wright of Anderson spending vacation with family, Raymond Amos from Indianapolis visiting relatives, Mrs. Carl Johnson in Terre Haute, Opal Knight from Newport visiting Fern Spur geon, Van Sickle shopping in Terre Haute, Clint Brown returning from Dana, La Vina Roebuck visiting near Dana, Dr. Swayne of Mecca in town, Fern Harper in Clinton, Phil McCarty in Clinton, Audrey Self and children from Terre Haute visiting Watson family, Miss Margaret Jones of Newport visiting Ethel Richards, and Mrs Geo Russel and daughter Margery in Terre Haute. An unrelated ad fragment promotes Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea.
Names listed as addressees and donors for renewals and new subscriptions. Mr Delinquent asks readers to place their names early to ensure inclusion.
A vintage advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh by cleansing the blood. It pledges a hundred dollar reward for incurable cases and touts thirty five years of reliability with testimonials and free information from P J Cheney and Co in Toledo Ohio. Local druggists supposedly sell the remedy.
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