07 Feb 1913
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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1913
Page
1
The article explains state law allowing towns to support a public library with up to one mill tax or via a two tenth mill subscription if an ordinance fails. It details board composition, appointment deadlines, and how the library tax is set, urging readers to back library access for children and community growth.
Evangelist D E Weaver leads united Christian forces in Hillsdale for a Sunday revival. Services at 2 and 7 p m with a climax day featuring three sessions including Constant rejoicing at 10 30 a m Overflow for all people at 7 p m and How to win at 7 m Everyone is invited to all services.
Ed Shirkie of South Third street declares his intent to move to Terre Haute by April 1 and has bought a residence at Sixth and Poplar streets for 12 500 with cash. He will vacate his Clinton home and may make alterations if timing allows.
James Riordon fell on the sidewalk in front of Aikman’s department store and sustained a fracture of the left arm above the wrist. Dr Dooley treated the injury, and Riordon will be housebound until full use returns.
The Rosedale Tribune notes a renewed booster campaign in Montezuma with merchants preparing a highly liberal profit sharing distribution aimed at loyal patrons and the town’s business community.
A group of young people enjoyed a bowling party at the pool last Friday evening. Roy Aikman led the men with a 180 high score while Mrs. Laverty topped the ladies. Mr. Laverty keeps the alleys in good shape and invites all to visit.
Tyee Alteen and A Sharp skated on the ditch banks across the river and Alteen broke through the ice. Chas Rawlings used his coat as a rope to pull Alteen from water over his head, saving him from drowning. Alteen joked it was an early spring bath.
Metz Roadster demonstrator priced at 500 dollars targets April or May delivery. Pressler's gallery of Valentine pictures remains similar to prior years as Morgan Justice gears up for a Valentine rush.
Boy scouts spent Saturday on a hike braving winter to a camping spot beyond town. Without a drill master Rev Hicks led foraging parties gathering potatoes and coffee then returned by dusk. Parents anxious by phone were relieved when the troop reported to barracks in good order.
A 1913 letter from a Townsend youth to Daisy in Hillsdale shows earnest affection and promises sweet gifts. The writer admits strong feelings, pledges gum and presents, and asks for a quick reply before going rabbit hunting.
Darling hosts a stag dinner at his home Sunday with old cronies including Captain H. L. King Captain J. G. Lowry Colonel Wes Sylvester Admiral D. M. Scott Lieutenant Jerry Connley and others. The gathering recalls battles on land sea and in the Wabash jungles around the campfire as friends wish for many more festive gatherings.
The Standard Oil Company announces a dividend of 40 dollars per share. The payout translates to about 10 million dollars for a single day to investor J. D. and reflects a temporary market boost.
Montezuma citizens and visitors are listed with Terre Haute and Indianapolis trips. Names include Miss Lora Reeder Miss Anna Cummins Mrs Fred Hann J E Johnston Frank McLaughlin Chas Russell and Elmer Gerrard. Proceeds note road conditions and upcoming events including an Easter market and a Montezuma basketball game at Clinton.
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