The Business Side Drank To Me With Thine Eyes
A verse noting law bans on poets and public offering. The speaker links romantic sighs to a drink, then jokes about drinking from a new paper cup and crushing it for paper makers to live.
14 Mar 1913
Page 1
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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1913
Page
1
A verse noting law bans on poets and public offering. The speaker links romantic sighs to a drink, then jokes about drinking from a new paper cup and crushing it for paper makers to live.
Parke county editor Isaac R. Strouse is chosen by Senator Kern for the district collectorship. Strouse has long served the Democratic ranks and supported the party through his paper. The post carries a deputyship and security, with a likely Parke county Democrat as deputy upon confirmation.
Charles Conway and his wife were found guilty of the murder of Miss Singer of Baltimore. Conway received a life sentence while his wife was given fourteen years. The pair were connected to a past street carnival incident and a high dive at a lot near Pressler Auto Sales. The crime occurred about six months ago with robbery implicated.
The two hundred thousand dollar film adapts Homer’s Odyssey with a thousand performers and a rebuilt Grecian city. It features ships built in Italy, a twenty foot mermaid, and scenes of the Trojan War. The Milano Co of Italy produced it and it has an endorsement from Superintendent Greathouse of Indiana.
Mr and Mrs James Morris of Morris adopt a six year old girl from the Glen home in Terre Haute last week. The action involves formal custody and placement arrangements.
Town leaders have proposed improvements for a new town hall and a brick sidewalk across the grade. Plans show one or two story brick buildings to be constructed by Marion Brick Works, providing a sturdy meeting place for town authorities.
An editor urges local business owners to have their names appear in the town newspaper even in small two line mentions. The message argues that visible business advertising builds town prestige, drives traffic, and supports the community, while withholding ads harms both the merchant and the town.
County commissioners awarded the contract for the Armies Varg concrete bridge to Jefferson Van Fossen of Bridgeton for 7756 dollars. Work will start when weather permits and materials arrive. Van Fossen is an experienced concrete worker who previously set piers under the wagon bridge over the Wabash.
The article notes additions to the team roster with new players joining the lineup. It highlights the names of the newcomers and the expected impact on upcoming games and team dynamics.
Montezuma wins 39 to 14 over Clinton in a tightly contested Friday night matchup. G Jerome leads Montezuma with 7 field goals and 7 fouls while Slater shines for Clinton, and Dunlap, Whitson, Kay, and Bunyan contribute across the boards.
Dr. O A Newhouse states he will relocate his office around March 17 from the current location to his home just north of the K P building and will be available at all hours day and night.
The report cards will be issued this week. Prof Hirsbrunner suffers a lingering cold and is hoarse. English class had a disturbance Tuesday morning. English 3-4 study The need of a Library in a Small Town. The Senior class met after school Monday. Montezuma Public Schools close Thursday May 1 and the high school commencement is at the Opera House that evening with Dr Joshua Standsfield of Indianapolis and Prof C M Hengens orchestra of Rockville. Government seeds are distributed to pupils by plan adopted by Hon Ralph Moss. Miss Aileen Owens remains absent from teaching since Friday with Miss Tillie Hirsbrunner substituting. Emersons essay The American Scholar completed.
Rockville area notes report school closure on April 25, local visits by Mrs. Mankin and Mrs. McIntosh, church events and readings, Masonry progress, pruning guidance for trees, and a new correspondent from West Union. Local plumbing, street lamps, assessments, and staffing changes at the brick plant are noted, along with Boy Scouts hike and rising hobo appearances.
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