Editor Entered as Second Class Matter in 1912
Notice records that the editor was entered as second class matter on August 9, 1912 at Montezuma Indiana post office under the 1879 act.
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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1913
Page
4
Notice records that the editor was entered as second class matter on August 9, 1912 at Montezuma Indiana post office under the 1879 act.
One year in advance one dollar twenty five cents six months sixty five cents three months eighty five cents. Advertising rates on application. All copy for ads should be in this office not later than Wednesday morning to insure insertion for that week. Montezuma, Ind. January 3, 1913.
The adviser asks clients to direct all legal notices to the ENTERPRISE for publication. It warns attorneys to file appointment of administrator executor or guardian notices and real estate sale notices at the paper chosen by the client, or they may go to their own outlets.
The Chicago Record Herald editorial pages featuring Dr. Frank W Gunsaulus are lauded as stirring and influential. As pastor and Armour Institute president, he writes weekly sermons in print, reaching tens of thousands who may not attend church, and elevating the paper’s standing as a leading home newspaper.
Mr and Mrs Gay Brown of Lintner Ir visited friends the latter part of last week Mrs Sarah Owen of Marshall spent the week with Mr and Mrs B F Miles
Geo Beck and family remain residents of Montezuma after moving from Newport. Mrs. F A Stebbins and daughter Evlan spent holidays visiting friends and relatives at Waveland.
James Naylor begins millwright duties at the new elevator with work starting Monday. The ENTERPRISE subscription drive continues as residents read about local trades. Dr. Phillips spent holidays rabbit hunting and Sam Pressler praises the sport as rabbits are reportedly killed. A hustling saw mill man, V. W. Wilhite, advertises full capacity operation and readiness to buy timber at good prices.
Roy Murphy returned from the Pacific coast on a thirty day furlough to visit old friends and relatives in his hometown. This is his first visit in five years since he joined the navy and remains among Uncle Sam's sailors aboard.
Real estate transfers listed by Charles C. Lambert Abstracter Rockville show multiple deeds. Transactions include land or lots in Liberty Washington Green Adams Wabash Sugar Creek Montezuma Stark's add Union Jackson Lodi and related sums ranging from 1 to 1000 dollars with several estate transfers and trusteeship mentions. Names include Sarah E Little Fred Swaim Wesley Hatfield Wallace Teague Himer McCutchan Nancy Reiter Edith Blake John Michael James Hollowell Charles Causey Lavina Weanemaugher Aquila Hixon Matilda Drake Finish Drake Ruth Ryan Samuel Skeeters Earl Cauldwell Edgar Adams Ferguson Lumber Co Jennie Richey Robert Richey David Russell Ezra Camever Fairy Crimen Albert Clipson Frank Thompson Tom Smith Louise Dodds James Nelson John McCabe Henry Miller Eliza Thompson Daniel Swain John Steven Jacob Smith William Bran John Kiger Walter Sutton McHargue Charlotte Jackson and others.
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