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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1922
Page
4
The snippet shows an old newspaper masthead with names P F McCnamee Scott McNamee and a second class matter note dated April 75, 1319 at Montezuma post office. It records editor roles and an archival filing line.
Subscription price listed as £1.50 per year in advance for Indiana and Illinois while other states pay $1.75 yearly. Advertising rates shown as one cent per word per insertion with a 20 cent minimum. Display rates available at the office on request. Acknowledgments or thanks cost 25 cents.
Mrs. Carrie Hann was called to Indianapolis on business last Thursday. Teddy Anderson arrived home from Linton Friday evening. Miss Bernice Cummins of Terre Haute was home over Sunday. Frank Goodwin of Colorado Springs spent part of last week here with Clyde Goodwin and family. Lucile McNamee was a guest of Opal Pawley Sunday. See Wann for Glasses at King Hotel Wednesday March 1. Mrs. Grover Rohr and children visited West Union, staying with Mrs. Cox. C. E. King of Indianapolis is in town this week on business. Wallace Hamilton of Indianapolis stopped Friday evening to visit relatives after returning from Illinois. Immediate eye care indicated.
Melard F. Craig of Middle Grove New York endorses Chamberlain's Tablets for indigestion and constipation. He says they are pleasant to take, work like a charm, and do not gripe or cause unpleasant effects.
John Walter Chapman announces candidacy for re-election as Parke County Treasurer pending Republican primary on Tuesday May 2 1922. He presents himself as the Republican nominee hopeful seeking continued county financial oversight.
A candidate announces their run for County Assessor and notes the race is decided by the Republican primary election. The statement positions the campaign within party selection and local government administration.
Charles A. Garrard declares his run for Parke County Auditor on the primary ballot set for Tuesday May 2 1922. He presents as an independent contender seeking county fiscal oversight.
L. O. Ingram buys new Kard roadster for deliveries. Tanlac advertised with testimonials from J. F. Holly and others. Community notes mention visits, Carnival plans, and school events. Local residents attend events in Clinton Bloomington Georgetown Danville and Newport areas.
EDGAR NORMAN and WILLIAM MATHAHAS announce candidacy for township assessor in Reserve subject to the Democratic primary election. They state their intent to serve the community and seek party support.
Roy Aikman announces candidacy for re nomination to the office of Trustee in Reserve township on the Republican ticket subject to the May primary.
Dr and Mrs R L Dooley visited Terre Haute on Tuesday. Wann at King Hotel will offer extra glasses for time saving and convenience on Wednesday March 1. R A and J F Sommerville of Metcalf Illinois were in town last week exploring hotel prospects. Mr and Mrs W O Johnson of Linton visited over Sunday to see Mrs Lochie Anderson and her sons Teddy and Vernon.
A Judicious Inquiry describes how druggists assess cough medicine needs for children and adults. It notes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is commonly recommended for colds croup and whooping cough due to perceived safety and curative efficacy. A well known traveling man is mentioned in passing.
Farmers landowners and tenants warn trespassers hunters and trappers will be prosecuted. Signatories include Harry Wolf James Lewis Wm Dean Bertee Byron Rile Iva Frazier N B Matha.
Merchants display garden seeds at the Montezuma high school carnival slated for Saturday February 25 at 7 PM in the school building. Miss Agnes McGinty spent the weekend with home folks and Mrs McGinty is now mobile after illness.
An advertisement touts Chisuerinia's Tablets as a remedy for digestive troubles. It claims the tablets strengthen the stomach, invigorate the liver, improve digestion, and gently move the bowels, urging readers to try them for stomach ailments.
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