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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1913
Page
4
The Rockville Tribune argues for replacing the Armiesburg bridge with a modern structure at Levi Nevins ford while urging broader public improvements in Parke County. It criticizes county commissioners for favoring Rockville and contends the current bridge is a death trap, urging swift action on the new span.
Miss Butcher spent the weekend in Connersville and led devotional exercises Monday morning. Miss Haspel visited Greencastle with her parents. Cleaver and Gretencort worked on library tasks in Terre Haute. Jessup missed Tuesday. Butcher led the music class. Hirsbrunner read Jack London and then Courage of the Commonplace. students stayed after to finish. Physic class held a banquet as they studied ice cream freezers. Basketball vs Newport ended in a decisive loss for Newport. McCord 15 points and Bike 10 led locals. Gretencort subbed for Holmes. Newport showed good sportsmanship after the defeat.
Birth notices list eight pound Jessie Cotrell born to Mr and Mrs Wilford Cotrell on January 25. Paul Earnest born to Mr and Mrs William Cook also on January 25. William Ray born January 80 to Mr and Mrs Witliam of Pontiac Illinois at his mother Mrs Margaret Browns home. Leon born February 3 to Mr and Mrs Fred McCool. A girl born to Mr and Mrs Beech Hursb on February Tb.
In a brief note the article recalls Mr Ground Hog and an early spring omen. The text hints at bright sun and warm morning hints as signals of seasonal change.
Arthur Brisbane argues in the New York Evening Journal that autos should lose luxury status and drop price. He predicts a steelier market, asks who will lead to a sensible, economical industry with durable, practical cars for the people.
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