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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
4
Maud Scott McNamee listed as assistant editor on The Enterprise a home newspaper, with entry details noting second class matter status dated April 25 1919 at Montezuma Indiana under the act of March 5.
Rates list subscription prices for Indiana and Illinois at 1.50 per year in advance all other states 1.7 per year. Advertising rates show local copy at 1 cent per word with 20 cent minimum. Display rates available at office. Card of thanks 25 cents.
A fragmented OCR of train times shows west bound and east bound departures and arrivals with unclear station labels. Entries include numbers like No. 60 No. 62 No. 63 and times around early morning and evening, but many characters are garbled.
Mrs R W Sutton of Montezuma shopped in Indianapolis Monday. S P Hancock and son J F Hancock visited Indianapolis on business Wednesday. Dr J C Reeder attended a meeting of the Electro Medical Association in Indianapolis Wednesday. Mrs Maud Pawley of Newport was a Sunday guest of W B Pawley and family.
Merritt Gritten spent the weekend with home folks. Mrs. Gertrude Cook traveled to Terre Haute on Saturday to arrange to enter summer school. Fred Murphy of Danville visited his mother Mrs. R. C. Murphy. Montell Hughes and sister Mildred attended a birthday dinner in Danville Sunday. Edith Lightle stayed in Bellmore with relatives Luke Akers Cal Bartlow and daughters last week. Grace and Hazel visit Chicago relatives for the week. Tanlac ad from Cummins Pharmacy. Ivan Keller and Paul Lightle toured Indianapolis with Pauls brother Albert Lightle. Mrs. D I Dunlap announced the arrival of a new son at the home of Mr and Mrs Sam Arn of Montgomery Alabama, formerly Montezuma boy.
Mrs. Newton Vreeland of Minoa New York praises Chamberlain's Tablets for after meals relief and general well being. The note appears among local notices that also mention community visitors, moving plans, travel reports, and a church funeral for Glenn Pearman in Hillsdale.
The page describes rheumatism of the muscles or chi rheumatism and notes no internal treatment. It claims relief comes from applying Chang ia lining t liniment which allows rest and is valuable to those affected by rheumatism.
In olden times the stomach was thought to house the soul. For ordinary stomach troubles Chamberlain’s Tablets offer prompt relief. They strengthen the stomach so it may function naturally. Trial recommended at a quarter price.
Charles Armstrong announces purchase of Clare Con ley's Reduction Plant at Judson and offers to remove dead animals free of charge. Call the Reduction Plant, Judson.
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