Post Office Notice From Montezuma Indiana
Entry records show second class mailing status dated August 9, 1912 for Montezuma Indiana post office under the 1879 act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montezuma
Indiana
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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1916
Page
4
Spring Remedy Promises Healthier Family with Tea
An advertisement urges mothers to give every family member multiple doses of Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea this spring. It claims purifying effects on blood stomach and bowels, driving out winter germs, improving color and happiness, and offers the product for 35c at Corner Drug Store.
Mileage book plan eyed by press to ease costs
A railroad contemplates reintroducing mileage books as a cheaper method for newspapers to access travel data. The move echoes past practices to reduce printing and distribution expenses amid pressure over the old system.
Local Social Notes From Cairo And Nearby Towns
Miss Margaret Weaver spent last week in Cairo Illinois with her sister Mrs George Bolton. Charlie Causey transacted business in Indianapolis Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs Mary Harvey, from Kingman, visited Bloomingdale relatives Monday. Adamson of Covington directed attention to the Farmers Guide of Huntington. Mr and Mrs Dave Marshall and family hosted a Sunday visit from their son Clarence. The Causey family and Brittain shared Sunday with Orph Milikan. Rev Miles of Montezuma preached at Lmnebargar. Ben Grimes family visited his parents the Smiths Sunday. Louis Waldridge dined with Orph Milikan. Mrs Thomas Causey visited Rebecca De Motte at Sylvania Tuesday and Wednesday. Charlie Garrard attended Bloomingdale Clinton basketball in Clinton this week. Rev Miles and wife had dinner with Harris Manwaring Sunday. Tom Garrard and family went to Fairview for his mother’s serious illness, now expected to live.
Tanlac Offered As Health Tonic In Montezuma Ad
An advertisement touts Tanlac as a cure for run down, nervous, and debilitated conditions. It claims to boost digestion, relieve headaches and other ailments, and improve overall mood and health. The note directs readers to Murdock Drug Store in Montezuma for details.
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Montezuma
Murdock
Adv
Annapolis Notes on Local Visits and Illness
John Byerly has been bedfast again the past two weeks. Miss Minnie Long of Bloomingdale visited her parents here. Mr and Mrs F D Osborne visited relatives in Marshall Sunday. Nelson Moore and daughter Mary spent Sunday with S E Moore and family. Mrs Mary Hadley and granddaughter visited their grandmother Ireland and called on Mrs Jennings. Lawrence Long was in Crete Illinois last week. Ed Byerly called on his aunt Mrs Pheebe Burns Sunday afternoon. Mrs Burns has been ill most of winter but is improved. Mr and Mrs Roll and English were called to their daughter Mrs Jacob Swain Sunday due to their baby's illness. The Swains recently moved to the Thomas Nelson farm west of Bloomingdale.
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Mary Hadley
Ireland
Mrs. Jennings
Ed Byerly
Pheebe Burns
Burns
Roll
English
Jacob Swain
Mrs. Swain
Thomas Nelson
Bloomingdale
Hillsdale Social News Snapshot
Hillsdale notes visitors and travels in the area. Charles Swayne of Bloomington visits his father here. Elven Wright spent the week in Anderson. Mrs. Anna Vansickle was in Montezuma Thursday. Miss Luella Mapes attended a teachers institute in Terre Haute Saturday. Miss Nora Pearman was in Terre Haute Saturday.
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Chas. Swayne
Bloomington
Elven Wright
Anderson
Anna Vansickle
Montezuma
Luella Mapes
Teachers’ Institute
Terre Haute
Nora, Pearman
Wabash Township prepares for year end institute and moves
In Wabash Township last Saturday teachers held the final institute of the school year. Trustee Phipps attended Rockville on official business as Township Assessor Joe Bryan began work. Bert Dixon and family move to Mecca. Farmers patronized the Duree sale last Thursday. Isaac Seeley recovering from serious injuries. Horace Graham and family moved to the McCracken place. Claude Leatherman moved to his former home near Myesville. Two births reported, a daughter to Thos. Fillmore and a son to Roscoe Kendall. Mrs. Gertrude Cook ill, Oliver Bradford recovering in Terre Haute hospital. Grace Lake of Terre Haute visiting. Hershel Myers in Greenngystle. Oma Nolen visiting Mrs. Randall near Dana. Chas. Lada went to Eugene. Lem McCarty and family spent the weekend near Clinton. A quarrel between Wm. Miles and Oscar Myers left Mr. Miles with three broken ribs.
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Grace ‘Lake
Terre Haute
Catarrhal Deafness Cured by Constitutional Remedy
Catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local applications. The mucous lining of the auditory tube inflames causing rumbling or loss of hearing. A constitutional remedy is needed. Hall's Catarrh Cure claims to heal mucous surfaces and offers a hundred dollar prize for a cure. Circulars free from druggists.
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Hall
NEY
Toledo
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