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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1916
Page
8
A special publisher arranged offer presents Today's Magazine as the most popular combination for wives mothers and home makers. Subscriptions include a free May Manton Pattern with each order and emphasize savings quick access to magazines plus guaranteed service for home loving readers.
The magazine positions itself as the leading home and story publication in the Middle West with wholesome stories and departments for boys and girls. It targets every family member with varied features and reader engagement sections.
The Farmers' Review hails Big Four Poultry Journal as the livest best edited poultry paper. Dwight Hale editors calls it practical for all chicken raisers and notes weekly timely info and Dr Cyril Hopkins soil fertility Q&A as valuable support for farmers seeking guidance.
F A Vanderlip president National City Bank of New York discusses banking basics for farmers and the public. He defines banks as gatherers of idle money forming a pool, details clearing houses and cross city drafts, and notes banking as a dealer in credit with the need for ready cash on demand.
Indiana Parke County races list candidates for the March 7 1946 Republican primary. Nominees include for Judge Parke Circuit Court Howard Hancock and L. G. Thompson. Sheriff Henry Daniels. Clerk H. L. Britton and Charles A. Thompson. and other local party contenders such as George W. Bell Isaac V. Pickard James C. Buchanan.
IT am candidate for commissioner of Parke county second district subject to the decision of the Republicans in the county primary Virgil Marshail.
Iain runs in the Parker County 2nd District race as a Republican candidate alongside James H. Adams. The contest centers on county governance and party support for local leadership.
An ad listing farm hand and married candidates via Diversified agency media offers free transport to farms. It promotes a Dianwood's Farm Land Agency address in Chicago and mentions wagon sales, auto terms, and agency prospects with Toronto General Motor Agencies. It also advertises 80 acres for sale in New Mexico and 40 acres in South Texas with contact J. F. Pridmore Bokoshe Oklahoma.
The Philippines historically produced fine coffee centered in Batangas island. After blights struck around 1890 the industry collapsed, but experiments led to a blight resistant robusta variety. The agriculture bureau will plant 3.5 million seedlings to cover about 24 710 acres in five years and aim for 20 million trees in bloom, distributed free under Java expert supervision.
An 19th century Manchester Guardian piece discusses holly trees known as the green wood tree, their growth in Sherwood forest and northern counties, and their role in Robin Hood lore. It notes holly heights of forty to fifty feet and a living specimen near Llanidloes with a circumference over thirty feet.
In a scene from a detective tale a man notes an anonymous letter was written by a woman. The clue: two postscripts and no date reveal the writer's gender according to the investigator and his eager apprentice.
The exchange shows a partisan tug of war over data as the senator questions metrics while the secretary implies the numbers reflect the desired narrative. The dialogue highlights how figures can be interpreted to fit political aims.
A graphic exchange features a dark joke about killing a cat with a chafing dish, implying a fatal incident cited in a conversational, macabre tone. The line presents a sensational, morbid remark without additional factual context.
A vintage ad invites readers to trade horses cows hogs or any items at the exchange. It promises help for beggars calling at the exchange for extra assistance.
A vaudeville exchange features a comic line about a smoking jacket likened to a banana peel. The humor hinges on a pun about slipping and shinning into outfits, reflecting the era’s light stage banter.
Two young mares aged 3 and 4 years weighed two hundred pounds and one hundred pounds respectively. A Poland boar weighing four hundred pounds is offered for twenty five dollars cash.
A fragmented passage presents a speaker felt drawn to poverty as an artist and musician. The text emphasizes poverty's powerful hold on the narrator, describing it as an overwhelming force shaping creative life.
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