Local Correspondence Reports Social and Travel Notes
Perley E. Lewis returns from Iowa Sunday after works there. Mrs. Wm. McLaughlin visited Clinton weekend. B. H. McCarty in Chicago this week. Daisy Darby and son, California, guests of Strauder Short family last week. Evin Wright spending week with Indianapolis friends. Till Malone and Mark Harding with Jas. Ingram near Dana Tuesday. Oma Nolan went to Indianapolis Thursday. Locals attended ball game at Bunsen Sunday. Nora Pearman of Dana visited Vansielle Monday and Tuesday. John Malone of Dana spent Monday with relatives. Matilda James at Terre Haute for school weekend visit. Serena Mitchell of Clinton visited sister Mrs. H. Casebeer last week. Clarence Mendenhall and children near Catlin, and Mrs. McVick of Terre Haute, guests of Edgar Woody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Darby and Son
California
Strauder Short
Oma Nolan
Indianapolis
Bunsen
Clarence Mendenhall
Catlin
McVick
Terre Haute
Edgar Woody
Take Notice of Dead Stock Pickup in Judson Indiana
Clare Connelly of Judson Indiana offers dead horses mules and cattle pickup service for $1.00 each. Auto truck transportation available. Phone 48-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Connelly
Judson, Ind
Bain
Social visits roll through Annapolis and surrounding towns
Luther Gardner, Misses Lucille Moore and Ruby Engle, Mrs. Mayme Stanley, and many others spent days and a weekend with relatives and friends in Russellville Sylvania Clinton Terre Haute Waveland Marshall Montezuma Dana Bloomingdale and Indianapolis with family groups and visitors from nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Moore
Ruby Engle
Misses Jackson
Sylvania
Selfish Man Sways Town on Fringe of Spending
An old man visits the Enterprise office seeking a sixty day subscription extension and chats about shop purchases, a county fair trip, a waterworks idea, and plans to buy a horse or gun while criticizing his wife’s spending and fashion. The exchange captures a humorously rueful glimpse of domestic friction and small town life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selfish
Enterprise Office
O.S
O. S
Jed Beam
QUT IN THE SUN Where Are You Standing
A pep talk urging readers to seek sunlight of cheerful business, avoid dark traps set by bad business, and adopt positive thinking to attract prosperity. Cautions that rapid, flashy moves can backfire while steady, confident strides help grow opportunity and success.
Ring Lost In Wood Found After Decades In Maine
In Farmington Maine a 22 year old engagement ring given by Fred Butterfield to Ida M Adams was lost in a log cabin in the woods. The couple later married and died, and the ring was recently found buried in a decayed log in the same area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington
Fred Butterfield
Ida M. Adams
Miss Adams
Nails and bridge spikes from Pueblo factory two headlines
A Pueblo factory makes the largest and smallest nails in the world. It produces 3 16 inch brads at 30 500 to the pound and 12 by 3 inch bridge spikes at 200 per minute. A state asylum patient imagines wireless stations drawing power from him and plans a union to end aerial communication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pueblo
Colo
Pueblo, Colo
State Asylum
Woman Discovers Drowned Man After River Boat Upset
In Humbolt Kansas Fred Norton drowned when a boat upset on the Neosho River. That night Mrs J A Shields dreamt of the body and the next morning she found the corpse hanging on a cable extending into the river a mile downstream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humbolt
Kas
Fred Norton
Neosho
J. A. Shields
Man wakes from two year blank spell after neck adjustments
In Milwaukee Frank VanWie, once mindless for two years after an injury, regained awareness and found himself married in his wife’s home following chiropractor treatment. Wisdom, Montana reports M M Mc Gregor’s crab apple tree bears rose blossoms via likely root grafting with a white rose bush planted nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Frank VanWie
Wisdom
Mont
M. M. McGregor
Plains
Doctor urges moderation as soft drinks harm health
Brooklyn physician Dr Otto Henry Rhode told the Medico-Pharmaceutical League convention that beers and light wines aid the system like food and drink. He warned women and children are harmed by excessive soft drink use from soda fountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
N. Y
Otto Henry Rhode
Medico- Pharmaceutical League
United States
The Man Who Never Acts Until Ordered
A proverb-like remark criticizing passive behavior. It asserts that a person who waits to be told what to do will never be commanded to undertake important tasks. The saying emphasizes initiative and self start.
Ladder of Business Wisdom
A fragmented aphorism about climbing and business discipline. It contrasts going up a ladder with turning its back to progress and notes that half knowledge spurs the other half to be useful. It also asserts wisdom requires extensive study or experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamdy
Bank Statement for Citi zens Bank Montezuma Indiana 1915
Bank balance sheet reports Citi zens Bank Montezuma Indiana assets of 104 205 84 with loans 58 205 34 overtime reserves 2048 Electronically signed by cashier J Ek Hancock and vice president J B Oldshue. The report lists capital stock 16060 and undivided profits 786 59 and deposits 6419 25 as of June 23 1915. Francis M McLaughlin Notary Public certifies sworn July 1 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem P. Hancock
J. B. Oldshue
J. Ek. Hancock
Lora Reeder
Ass’t
Citizens Bank
Montezuma
Indiana
State of Indiana, Parke Co
Ss. i. J K
Bank Statement of Ferst National Bank Montezuma Indiana May 1 1915
Ferst National Bank Montezuma Indiana presents its report of condition as of May 1 1915. It lists resources totaling 745 73 and liabilities including 177 state of Indiana Parkers County shows the cashier R W Johnston attesting to the statement's accuracy. Directors Hugh Montgomery J E Johnston Francis McLaughlin notarizes the oath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferst National Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
Jupp
Res
Clienia
Federal Reserve
US Treas
State of
Indiana
Parkers
W. P. Montgomery
Johnston Hugh Montgomery
Francis M. McLaughlin
Notary Publica
Cheer Up When Clouds Do Not Deliver Silver Lining
It is stated that life often fails to provide the comfort or rewards you expect. The text counsels maintaining optimism despite continual disappointment and doubts about any positive outcome.
Unbearable pain or sorrow proves not unbearable by talking
A paradoxical view argues that the act of speaking about pain or sorrow demonstrates the speaker is not utterly overwhelmed. By voicing distress, individuals reveal at least some capacity to engage, reflect, and seek relief.
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Ww. P. Montgomery Life
First National Bank
O. A. Newhouse
R. L. Dooley
Odd Fellows
Montezuma, Ind
J.C. Reeder
Waawe
Liviis Stall
Residence
Montezuma,ind
B. F. Hudson
M. C. Phillips
Crowx Ann
R. W. Johnston
FE. M. McLaughlin
Insurance Real Estate and Rental Agency
West Town Hall
James Frakes
Newport
A. S. Petty
Montezu MA
J. W. Spenser
Tosque
Luxello
Montezuma Enterprise
Cincinnati
Enquirer
Mc@all
Enterprise
Billsdale
Perley E. Lewis
Iowa Sunday
Mrs. Evin Wright
Till Malone
Mark Harding
Jas. Ingram and Family
Dana
Nora Pearman
John Malone
Matilda James
Serena Mitchell
Clinton
H. Casebeer
Annapolis
Luther Gardner
Russellville
Mayme Stanley
Nellie Brown
Henry McCarty
Waveland
Mort Goodwin
Walter Chammers
Turker Run
Wm. Fruits
Marshall
James Engle
S. E. Moore
Sunday
Mrs. Rolland English
Charlie McCampbell
Richard Hanna
Mrs. Moore
Bloomingdale
Smiley
Fred Gray
W. G. Rottman
Marian Hutchings
W. H. Hassinger
H. H. Boegerman
Terre Maute
Mary Rairdon
Burns
Tara G@atlin
Sam Bruin
Uion
Winfeld
Atlin
Qut
THE
Ontezuma, Ind
S. P. Hancock
J. E. Hancock
J. E. Oldshue
W. E. Dee
George W Hughes
J. E. Odshue
M. McGinty
A.2connor
Geo. Mathas & Son
Banks & Trust Co
I. E. Iencock
Nobury Public
Indiia
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