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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1921
Page
5
The piece argues that society suffers when individuals produce less and that progress comes only when people act now without waiting for others. It emphasizes universal responsibility, leadership, and the need for broad effort from workers and leaders alike to break deadlock and improve service and output.
The Enterprise and the Terre Haute Star present a one year subscription for $4.50 each, with a bundled option saving readers one dollar on the pair. This special rate combines both papers for a single reduced price.
A discussion on balance and missing elements in nutrition, plant feeding, and industrial prosperity. Highlights include various land and property transfers with prices, from Iowa towns such as Montezuma, Sugar Creek, Rockville, and Rosedale, listing buyers and acreages.
Wallace W Graig a farmer of Rockville sells to Louise A Smith of Rockville. James B Miller a mechanic of Rosedale sells to Evelyn Thorpe of Rosedale. Hugh Harris a farmer of Marshall sells to Myrtle Myers of Marshall.
Local notice advertises two wagons for sale by Frank Bowman with one wagon described as new and complete.
Transfers listed by C. E. Lambert, abstracter, Rockville Indiana, documented for records. The items detail property movements, including parcels, buyers, sellers, and dates of recording.
Resident Commissioner Tsauro Gabaldon urged the U S Congress to grant independence to the Philippines stating the people seek self rule and that America should fulfill its Jones law pledge. He argued a stable government exists and independence would prove U S sincerity and square dealing.
A Filipina crafts a traditional Philippine hat that gains popularity among men and women in the United States, becoming a source of pride for wearers and a symbol of cultural heritage.
The Chicago Tribune discusses Filipino independence as a natural human aspiration, noting no blame toward the Filipino people for seeking full freedom while questioning guarantees or protections that might accompany such independence. The piece frames independence as a universal goal rather than a partisan issue.
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