Montezuma Post Office Listing Date Mentioned
The Enterprise indicates its second class matter status and filing date of April 25, 1919 at the Montezuma Indiana postal office under the March 3 1879 act.
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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1922
Page
4
The Enterprise indicates its second class matter status and filing date of April 25, 1919 at the Montezuma Indiana postal office under the March 3 1879 act.
A concise hometown column praises a fine Parke County fair week and urges Montezuma readers to support The Enterprise by supplying school news and enlarging local circulation. It discusses town growth, newspaper influence on civic progress, and prompts business leaders to back the paper. It also notes local items from Dennis Quinlan to visiting relatives and county fair attendance.
The court ruling supports Tribune style publication for notices while the attorney general recently opined that wider publication is not required beyond the local paper.
Mrs P. F. McNamee and her daughter Mary Lucile spent Saturday night and Sunday near Scottland Illinois with John L. Scott and family. Oran Scott, the former’s brother, brought them home Sunday evening in his car.
The article notes men aged eighty-five to ninety can live long on a slender diet. It warns that even a middle aged man may overeat or eat unsuitable foods causing indigestion. A dose of Chamberlain's Tablets is suggested to move the bowels and invigorate the stomach, enabling an average man to reach a ripe old age.
An advertisement touts the Toledo Blade and Montezuma Enterprise as leading family weeklies. It highlights home news summaries, agricultural content, a household page, a children's department, a Sunday school lesson, and a serial story. Subscriptions are offered at one year for $1.95.
Advertisement lists Terre Haute Daily Star and Montezuma Enterprise annual rates. Terre Haute Daily Star $4.00 per year and Montezuma Enterprise $1.50 per year. Bundle price for both papers one year $4.00, a saving of $1.50.
Druggists favor Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy over substitutes, claiming nine in ten recommend it when customers seek relief from diarrhea. They say it is dependable based on customer reports of effectiveness.
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