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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1914
Page
2
Public auction set for Tuesday September 29 1914 at 10 a m on a Bloomingdale farm featuring 8 horses 17 dairy cattle 80 hogs and farm implements including mowers disc harrow survey and stove. Terms cash on small sums and nine month credit on larger sums with note and 5 percent cash discount. Proceeds support Friends church dinner.
The entry notes the post office in Montezuma Indiana is listed as second class matter under the 1879 act, dated August 9 1912, indicating mailing status and processing category.
Andrew M. Kay declares as an Independent Progressive candidate for Reserve Township Trustee promising strict economy. O N Henderson announces as an Independent candidate for Reserve Township Assessor. The rural press pulpit and school are urged as tools for farmers to engage in public affairs.
Local notes show Robert Oberholtzer visiting Bowling Green relatives while Chas Ladd spent Sunday near Cayuga. Several residents, including Mr. and Mrs. Ben Church, L O Ingram, and Mrs. P H Mack, traveled to Newman Dana Marshall and Newport for visits. Alva Bonebrake family returned from Townsend Montana after three months. Orville Hutson visited Terre Haute. Sarah Brown called on Montezuma friends.
The farmer asks no special privileges and states farming seeks the same opportunities afforded other lines of industry.
The Montezuma Enterprise advertises a bundle deal offering Woman's World Home Life Farm Life Green's Fruit Grower and two others at a total annual price of 1.81. Readers are invited to see sample copies, renew subscriptions to the Enterprise, and take advantage of the bargain pricing.
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