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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1922
Page
4
The notice lists subscription prices: 1.50 per year in advance for Indiana and Illinois, and 1.75 per year for all other states.
Mr. Wm Branson improves after illness as flu cases rise locally. Mrs Perry Reid returns from Dana after a visit. Mrs Abbie White visits Mrs Mary Oxley. A proverb notes luck and laziness end in a ditch. Mrs Mary King and son Clarence of Terre Haute visit. Fresh Baltimore oysters offered at Gilmore as restaurant specials. Albert Lightle from Indianapolis visits home. Mr and Mrs Claude Pitman and daughter Elizabeth Ann visit Shepherdsville. Infant of Ollie McCarty dies. Mrs McCarty formerly Maud Long. Mrs Gertrude Cooke of Casey Ill returns for weekend. Fred Murphy visits Rockville. Mrs W L McCord attends a Rockville birthday party Tuesday for her brother.
Auditor candidate announces run for Parke County office, stating candidacy is subject to Republican primary election decision. The message emphasizes party backing and political process.
A candidate for Trustee of Reserve Township Parke County runs in the Democratic Primary subject to vote. The notice names Alan Z and D L Dunlap as referenced figures in the campaign and election context.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reel of Reelsville visit with sons Daniel and Donald Reel and families. Tanlac advertised as strength energy and body builder for old folks with pharmacy mentions. Community events include a Church of Christ meeting starting March 7 and eye ear nose and throat services in Clinton Indiana. Real estate transfers are listed for Rockville Montezuma and surrounding areas with numerous parcel sales and exchanges.
The article notes March as a high risk month for pneumonia after winter, urging prompt care for any cold. It states pneumonia is a germ disease and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy helps expel germ laden mucus, cure a cold, and prevent pneumonia.
Engineers from the State Conservation Department arrived Monday and staked off ground at Turkey Run for a brick veneer hotel. The 45 by 90 feet building will lie west of the well house and south of the present hotel to accommodate increasing summer visitors. Richard Lieber, director, was at Turkey Run mapping plans for the hotel.
Mr and Mrs Lem Bugg visited Madison Commons who is ill. Mr and Mrs D D Ray went to Cayuga Saturday. John Grimes visited Oscar Norman and family Sunday. Mrs Isaac Kesner Jr is very sick. Ivan Aldrich and baby from Newport vacationed with Will Drummonds and Miss Mabel Clark. Harold Raymond Armstrong and Thurman Howard Colson visited Ward and Morris Norman Sunday. David Epthin on sick list. Mr and Mrs Long Tinder were in Cayuga Saturday afternoon.
Leatherwood and surrounding residents shared a weekend of visits with neighbors and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. George Featherstor hosted Feather stor, while Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Philips were with Charles Williams. Opal Wimmer and daughters with Vera Knight spent time at John Myers home. Harry Wolfe visited Rockville, and William Mathas called on John Myers. Lela Knight visited home folks, James Forrest stayed with his son John in Rockville, and the Mathas attended a Knights of Pythias supper in Montezuma.
Town readers note intrusion remarks while locals discuss a farm sale request and missing political announcements. Mr Gerrard’s auditor candidacy appears in one paper but not in another, prompting questions about authorization and paper policies.
A brief endorsement states Chamberlain's Tablets are an excellent laxative option. Easy to take, mild in effect, and effective, the ad urges readers to try them when constipated.
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