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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1920
Page
4
The notice lists annual subscription prices: 1.50 per year in advance for Indiana and Illinois and 1.75 per year for all other states.
Advertising rates list local rates at 1 cent per word with a 20 cent minimum. Display rates available at the office or by request. Card of thanks priced at 25 cents.
The paper warns subscribers that their issues will be cut off if renewals are not received within days. It notes several new renewals and many outstanding balances, urging timely payment to avoid removal from the rolls and loss of the town’s home paper.
The Enterprise states it has sent statements to several delinquent subscribers and will discontinue sending the paper to those who do not pay. The notice notes outstanding balances for job printing and stresses bills must be settled to cover ongoing costs.
Mrs Minnie Jones moved from Attica to oversee the relocation of her household goods and visited Mrs A DeMotte during her stay last week.
Biliousness and digestive troubles blamed on faulty digestion. NR Tablets a vegetable formula claim to aid stomach liver bowels and kidneys, improving digestion and blood quality. Promotes vitality and overall strength with infrequent use and a 25 cent box guaranteed by local druggists.
Local items note Marshall bakery ads and fresh bread. residents visit Terre Haute, Indianapolis and Dana. Poultry show planned at Bellmore. various visits by the Paytons, Naylor, Griffith and others. scarlet fever delays Colonia school. ads for cucumber cream and home baking. ambulance of social visits and dinners. contact number 35-A.
The item notes Marshall's bread as the best, with multiple mentions of the bakery and its products. It references local characters attending events, shop notices, and community happenings, all tied to Hillsdale and surrounding areas, reflecting a period newspaper style. The piece blends ads with social notes and light columns on local life.
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