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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1914
Page
2
Montezuma Enterprise with C. S. Overman as editor and publisher notes it is entered as second class matter at the Montezuma Indiana post office on August 9 1912 under the act of March 3 1879.
Advertising rates on application. All copy for ads must be in this office by Wednesday morning to insure insertion for that week. Montezuma Indiana November 12 1914.
The Traveling Library of Indiana operates from Room 104 State House Indianapolis. It serves citizens without public libraries by forming a five member Traveling Library Association to lend books for three months with renewal. Books cover all subjects for adults and children, with delivery to the borrower’s librarian or via parcel post. Applications and information come from the Public Library Commission.
A brief classified ad offers cleaning and pressing services to customers, inviting inquiries and indicating availability for garment care. No specific company name beyond generic service reference.
Jerry Conley of Newport was in town Tuesday. Elijah Southerland of Russellville visited his sister Mrs Geo McGill earlier in the week. The Ladies Aid Society and MHE church members held a church parlors reception Tuesday night for T A Weishans and wife who will soon move to California to make their future home.
Dan Beard explains in Leslie's that woodcraft is Holmes like deduction based on observation. By noting hair on a tree trunk tracks leaves and pebbles and weather cues a hunter can identify animals and recent disturbances through trained habits of observation.
Smudge reports Crockery received the time of his life yesterday as the judge imposes a life imprisonment. Grudge confirms the publicized verdict in the historic courtroom scene.
Report of condition as of October 31 1914 for First National Bank Montezuma Indiana shows resources totaling 114 803 32 with loans 73 769 25 and securities 3 possibly real estate holdings 3 265 00. Liabilities include capital 25 000 00 surplus 4 300 00 and deposits 70 151 42 with notes 6 250 00 outstanding and a sworn certification by cashier R W Johnston and notary Francis M McLaughlin dated November 7 1914.
The daughters, fervent suffragists, discuss Taft Wilson and Roosevelt as the nation’s fate. Dad interrupts to refocus the talk on who will sweep the kitchen, calling it the pressing question of the moment.
A young man announces he is honest, intelligent, discreet, industrious and capable of making friends. Senator Sorghum responds that many men with such recommendations fail to gain more than a complimentary vote at conventions.
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