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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1920
Page
5
In a Philadelphia Ledger piece, a grocer tells a deadbeat he will settle by receipt rather than sue, noting there is nothing to attach. The debtor asks if it is customary to offer a cigar when accounts are settled, highlighting a terse exchange about repayment.
Mrs. Wm. H. King is on the sick Nat. Mrs. L. O. Ingram is spending the week in Terre Gaute with her sister. George Naylor who works in Indianapolis, is on the sick list, and is spending a few days with home folks. Dr. B. F. Hudson has been on the sick list but is better as we go to press.
Roy Aikman Parke County Indiana invites bids for an addition to Montezuma Grade School built per Layton Allen plans. Separate bids for heating plumbing and related systems. Bids due 11 a.m. Feb 21, 1920 at Montezuma Trustee office with required bid bonds and sealed envelopes.
Professor Horace Derby was an over Sunday visitor at Murdock Illinois, guest of his nephew and wife who recently came from Philadelphia Pennsylvania.
Census and railway mail clerks examinations soon. Men and women needed. Write for Special Preparatory offer and free information. Inter State Bureau, 907 13th St. NW Washington DC. Obs The Government Pos.
Beginning at 10 A M the property offered includes horses cattle hogs hay grain and farm implements. Livestock items list several mares geldings a filly cows heifers hogs brood sows and boars with weights ages and descriptions. Also described are 1200 bushels mixed corn 600 bushels oats 11 tons hay and 5 tons straw plus wagon buggy cultivators drills spreader hog houses and harnesses. Terms allow 3 6 or 9 month notes with interest and cash discount for small sums. Industrial Ladies of Coloma serve dinner.
The Dayton News notes several local residents by name and address and promotes Sorbol Quadruple as a daily ten minute remedy. It claims the product is stain free, non irritant and daily use does not disrupt work, with further info from Murdock's Drug Store or the Sorbol Company.
The Normal High team won the championship games held in Clinton last week, securing the title in the tournament.
The M. E. Ladies Aid held a church meeting on Wednesday afternoon noting extensive sickness both locally and generally.
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