Montezuma Post Office Classification Note
The notice records entry as second class matter dated April 25 1919 at Montezuma Indiana post office under the 1879 act.
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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1921
Page
4
The notice records entry as second class matter dated April 25 1919 at Montezuma Indiana post office under the 1879 act.
The notice lists subscription pricing: Indiana and Illinois at 1.50 dollars per year in advance. All other states charged 1.75 dollars annually.
Local notice rates include 1 cent per word with a 200 cent minimum charge. Card of thanks costs 25 cents. Rates furnished at office or on request. MontrzumMa, Mp., Mcu. 81, 1921.
The Greater Terre Haute Club will visit Montezuma Friday May 13 at 1 10 PM for 30 minutes as part of its second annual goodwill tour covering 38 cities. Readers are alerted to Ferguson Lumber Co listing in this issue and urged to patronize the local home industry.
The passage urges continued agitation over eradicating a blamed group and calls for substantial punishment of liars, suggesting only a final judgment could reveal the truth. It reflects tense rhetoric about public and moral accountability.
Notices warn residents to confine chickens to pens or lots as fall bulbs push through soil and garden shrubs suffer from roaming fowls. Citizens are urged to treat neighbors as they wish to be treated.
The town needs more houses above all else as several businessmen report a shortage. Private investors could earn fair interest by funding property, benefiting the town beyond unfounded booster talk. The Enterprise asks readers to sign name on submissions for publication and warns anonymous pieces will be discarded.
Oatmeal Cookies at the Montezuma Bakery. Fred Mathas and wife visited Judson relatives Sunday. Edward Hancock was an Indianapolis visitor Tuesday. Mrs GC Farner spends the week with Terre Haute relatives. H C Barnes of Clinton visited his mother Sunday. Mrs E B Asbury hosted the Gard Club Monday. Carl Farner wife and baby were guests of Cliff Farner Sunday. Reece Johns and his father were Terre Haute callers Saturday. George Dicken and family moved north of the Christian church. Mrs James Cone improving after illness. Mrs Annie Colley of Indianapolis guest of Mrs Barnes a few days. Edward Davey home from Notre Dame for Easter. Chas Russell of Terre Haute visited wife at J D Pressler home. Mrs DC Barnes entertained Mrs Ella Graham and Mrs Wm Brockway Wednesday evening. Chamberlain's Tablets praised as a remedy for constipation.
Local notes praise Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective for coughs and colds. The item cites Edward P. Miller of Abbots town and mentions the remedy's pleasant taste and claimed pneumonia protection. Also listed are community updates, bakery mentions, and a sale of an outside closet and henhouse at the Presbyterian parsonage.
Lon Cave and wife of Judson, J L Dawson and family from Scottland Illinois visit Taylor Dawson. Dr and Mrs M C Phillips hosted guests over the weekend with Mr and Mrs Lafe Michaels of Judson. Remember the Enterprise when you need printing.
For sale a 7 room house with two rooms on the second floor, cellar, new barn, concrete walks and doors, outbuildings, well, cistern and 3 acres. All in good condition near the school ground. Price $3000. Call phone 102.
Manuel L. Quezon, president of the Philippine Senate, told the body that Filipinos want independence in any form. He stated that if the United States offers protection, fine, but they would accept full independence without protection. He claimed 98 percent would vote for absolute independence.
The piece argues that denying Philippine independence harms US credibility. It urges honoring promises and applying the same standard to Japan in Shantung, Manchuria, and Siberia. The author contends delays reflect bad faith and invite international tensions in the Far East.
Hoy W. Thompson of Tangier weds Flora May Wilkins also of Tangier Elmer Earl White a coal miner from Annapolis marries Nora Ellen Cox of Rockville Joseph P. Atkinson a Danville Illinois machinist marries Gladys E. Hobson of Rockville.
George W. Emory of Rock Mills Alabama reports relief from indigestion after using Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. He says the tablets, which contain no pepsin, strengthen the stomach and help digest food naturally enabling him to eat almost anything now.
House with basement 20 by 28 feet and a 20 by 40 barn plus outbuildings. Lot features bearing fruit and grape vines. Located in the Miles addition. Priced right and on good terms. Call 102.
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