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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1912
Page
4
The notice records Montezuma Indiana post office activity with classification as second class matter dated August 9 1912 under the 1879 act.
One year in advance a dollar twenty five six months six five three months eighty five advertising rates on application all copy for ads should be in this office no later than Wednesday morning to insure insertion for that week Montezuma Indiana September 13 1932 a batch of correspondence from Happy Corner was received but since unsigned it will not be published all correspondences must be signed or they will be discarded the author should be identified to protect the paper’s interests if needed.
A brief note on advertising space in the Enterprise stating ample weekly space is available for sale and will be reserved for local merchants. The piece emphasizes supporting home advertisers to sustain the newspaper and avoid reliance on external ads.
Sunday School at 9 30 a m with preaching every other Sunday at 10 45 a m and 7 80 p m. Prayer meeting Thursday evenings. You are cordially invited to all these services.
Rex Beach receives 15000 for first publication of his new romance The Net. The Chicago Record Herald will publish the thriller exclusively starting next Sunday, describing a tale of love mystery and adventure amid Black Hand crimes in the United States.
The Fourteenth Indiana reunion schedules a camp fire gathering Thursday evening in the Methodist church auditorium. The event offers a strong opportunity for the community to honor a famous regiment from the Civil War era.
We seek a reliable correspondent in the various neighborhoods and small trading centers around Montezuma. Anyone willing to assist should write or call upon us at any time.
D E Wood visited Indianapolis on Sunday. School starts Monday September 16. Many locals travel to Memphis and Scottsburg and attend the State Fair. Notables include Mrs A J Teague visiting in Coloma and Minnie Atcheson with relatives near Scottsburg. Mildred Fairchild broke her arm in Coloma.
Edgar Russell of Short Bros and Prof Weller in Coloma school start. A child of Harry Helt dies. Residents, visitors, and traders from Hillsdale, Clinton, Terre Haute, Rockville, Montezuma, and Carmargo appear in town and county notes. School opens with new teachers.
John C. M Hirsbrunner and daughter Miss Mary plan a year in Olivet Illinois with Mr. and Mrs Jacob A Hirsbrunner. Miss Tillie Hirsbrunner will stay briefly with J A Britton then move to Montezuma to live with Mr and Mrs J G Hirsbrunner. Residents express regret at their departure as longtime Rockville friends.
M. Cowgill and family from Terre Haute visited S. C. Cowgill and family Tuesday. Emma Henry left for St. Louis after a three week stay with her parents S. D. Hill and wife. Stephen Sylvester, now an inmate of the Indianapolis Asylum, is among new subscribers and reports good health. Claud Malone was a business caller here Wednesday.
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