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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1922
Page
4
The Enterprise is entered as second class matter April 25 at Montezuma Indiana. It lists prices and contact details, credits editor Maud Scott McNamee and P. Fef. McNamee, and notes annual rates of 150 in-state and Illinois, 1.75 for other states, followed by advertising rates.
Local column notes a series of short items including fresh oysters direct from Baltimore at Gilmore’s Restaurant and various social visits. It mentions people like James Ellis, Wint Cummins in Terre Haute, Mrs. E. E. Asbury hosting club ladies, Miss Bertha Swaim taking a millinery post in Elwood, and multiple family and community updates across nearby towns.
Miss Clark announces the Rex theatre will open the new Adventures of Tarzan serial in fifteen chapters and thirty one reels. The opening Jungle Romance episode debuts Thursday Feb 23 with wild animals including Joe Martin Tantor Numa pumas leopards crocodiles and more in a weekly run for fourteen weeks.
The M E Church lists Sunday School each Sunday at 1 30 P M and preaching on the second Sunday at 7 P M plus the fourth Sunday at 11 A M and 7 P M. Prayer meeting is Wednesday at 7 P M led by Rev J C Whitson, Pastor.
John Walter Chapman declares candidacy for re election as Parke County Treasurer subject to Republican primary results on Tuesday May 2 1922.
A candidate announces bid for County Assessor subject to the Republican primary election decision.
Auditor candidates Fred W. Phelps and Charles A Garrard announce bids for Parke County office subject to the Republican Primary on Tuesday May 2, 1922.
A medical notice extols Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach and liver aid. It claims they strengthen digestion invigorate the liver and promote bowel movement. The advertisement urges readers with stomach trouble to try the tablets.
Public sale at Rockville on the square features 2000 bushels of first class white and yellow corn at 3:00 PM with a day sale sample available. Also offered is a 1350 lb harness worker animal with six month credit on a bankable note at 7 percent interest.
Miss Clara Richards of Hillsdale visited Mrs. Clara McKeown and family over Sunday. Marshall Neilan appears to have cornered the star market for Bits of Life. A 14 figure group shot accompanies the piece.
A well known traveling man notes druggists often ask if cough medicine is for a child or adult and favor Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for children, citing its safety.
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