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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1922
Page
4
The Enterprise is a home newspaper with editor P F McNamee and assistant editor Maud Scott McNamee. It lists second class matter status dated April 25 1919 and post office filing at Montezuma Indiana under the 1879 act.
Subscription rates are listed as 1.50 per year in advance for Indiana and Illinois and 1.75 per year for all other states. The notice appears as a standard pricing section for subscribers and advertisements.
Local items record F M McLaughlin transacting business in Rockville on Saturday and Mrs S D Hill with son Frank visiting Indianapolis on business last week. Other entries note visits to Dana and Terre Haute relatives and a burglar chased from a Hugh Aikman residence.
Sunday visitors and family gatherings populate Rockville and nearby towns with numerous households hosting relatives. Attendees include the Weavers Emmett family, Will Hamilton, Dee Pressler, Fannie Miles and kin, and many local residents visiting relatives, shopping, or taking part in events.
The centenary pieces emphasize Ulysses S. Grant as a steadfast unifier and humane leader. They praise patience, simplicity, dignity, and restraint, noting his silence and deeds over words as a lasting American legacy.
The passage warns that whooping cough is dangerous for children under five but can be shortened and less risky when Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is used instead of paregoric or opiates. It notes the remedy has helped in many epidemics, is safe, and pleasant to take.
Transfers show Ludah Stafford to Presley Owen, 50 dollars for a Marshall lot. JF Liviney to John Reid 120 acres Jackson for 1 dollar. Reid to Henry Num son 120 acres Jackson. James McNulty to Vaughan Coleman Rockville lot for 100 dollars. McNulty to Grace Baker Rockville lot for 100 dollars. Eugene Rice to Henry Adams 40 acres Greene for 33000 dollars. Adams 40 acres land contract. John Rutledge to Peter Rutledge Washington land. Albert House to Gordon Morris 48 acres Jackson for 2000 dollars. Charles Curtis to Agnes Pence land in Raccoon for 235 dollars. Alyin Harrison to Samuel Harbison 40 acres Greene for 5600 dollars. William Williams to John Miller Lena lots for 600 dollars. Ada Bercaw to Frank Bercaw land in Wabash for 1 dollar. Elizabeth Cress to Aurora Adams land in Florida for 1 dollar. Fred Bennett to Martha Hutchison 32 acres Florida for 1 dollar.
Misses Doris Dill Beulah Southard and Mary Elizabeth Higbee, Mr and Mrs Port Jackson and children, Mr and Mrs Harry Anderson and baby son, Wm Morris and Earl Morris traveled to Chicago Sunday. Miss Delia Gilmore made a Clinton call Wednesday evening.
Mrs F J Dann of Brockport New York reports Chamberlain's Liniment cured her lumbago last summer. She says the back pain left after applying the liniment while she was confined to bed and unable to turn.
Mrs Fanny Miles and Mrs Clara Elliott were guests at a dinner hosted by Mrs A L Mack near Dana. The event celebrated the simultaneous birthdays of Mrs Elliott on May third and Mrs Mack on May fourth with a home gathering.
A brief aphorism notes that prisons arose to contain men who were born free but did not value liberty. The statement reflects on the tension between personal freedom and societal constraint.
A historical note warns that constipation can lead to appendicitis and urges regular bowels. It promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a gentle, easy to take remedy to prevent the danger and maintain health.
A claim that Chamberlain's Tablets produce a laxative effect so mild that users scarcely notice it. The description emphasizes a gentle outcome rather than strong drastic action.
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