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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1914
Page
2
Notice states second class matter registration for Montezuma Indiana dated November 5 1914 rates for advertising at 1 25 65 35 and copy deadline by Wednesday morning for weekly insertion in this office all copy to be received at the Montezuma Indiana post office under government act rules
The 1913 gem output in the United States reached 319 454 dollars with sapphire leading Montana output at 238 635 dollars. Arkansas diamond washing yielded several hundred diamonds as Nevada opal development expanded. Imports totaled 45 431 998 dollars, the industry’s highest ever.
The only blind readers library in the state is the State Library which ships books free by mail to applicants. Raised type titles are costly and scarce, with demand outpacing supply as borrowers exhaust current holdings of New York Point works and space is tight due to overcrowding.
Summer leisure hints give way to winter reading lists with magazine clubs advertised in the paper. Readers can choose farm papers poultry fruit culture and story journals, with three high class magazines included in a yearly subscription, promising a year of monthly visits by publications. Also notes social visits: R W Johnston and wife and Dr and Mrs O A Newhouse motored to Greencastle, Hasperls visited, Barnabys in town, and Mrs Charles Machlett hosted dinner for Mervin Machlett’s birthday with guests.
The article notes height restricted shelves limit to five tiers versus seven for ordinary books. Embossed binding for David Copperfield requires two feet of shelving, six slim volumes rather than one large edition. The state will vote on a centennial memorial building to house the library and museum and provide space for education offices and blind readers.
Katherine Leonard eighteen months old died Thursday after eating pills containing arsenic mistaken for candy. Dr. Reeder could not save her. funeral was held at 10 o'clock Saturday. The Old Fiddlers Contest drew a full house Wednesday night with pioneer era fiddle performances.
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