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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1921
Page
3
Mrs. Robert O Reynolds of 127 North Denver St Kansas City Missouri says Tanlac restored her appetite eased a decade of rheumatic stomach and nervous troubles. She reports sleeping better and regaining energy after drinking three bottles and urges others to try Tanlac as sold by leading druggists.
Missouri wool growers mark a milestone as co operative marketing pools thousands of fleeces at 70 collection points. Grading by USDA experts under the plan improves quality and standards, reducing handling costs and boosting long term profits. Wrap regulations and dry shearing emerge as key lessons for future years.
The text advises farmers to implement a systematic farm accounting approach to track labor costs feed expenses and crop revenue. It notes no fixed form is required but emphasizes selecting essential accounts and using them effectively. Farmer's Bulletin 661 outlines the key accounts to maintain for year end calculations.
Farm credit is useful when farmers understand its purpose. Avoid unproductive ventures and ensure borrowed funds produce a return exceeding debt costs. USDA farm credit specialists urge borrowers to verify that the intended use generates sufficient income to cover repayments.
The article discusses drilling rye into corn for late fall and early spring pasture, noting potential high yields but limited real-world use. It cites difficulties when corn is injured or down, making drilling hard to perform.
Voters in Kokomo Michigan City Madison Logansport Richmond and Rochester may decide this spring on adopting the commission form of city government. The change, authorized by the last legislature, postpones primary elections if the special election is held.
In Sullivan on April 11 a locked nail pouch containing payroll for a coal mine was stolen from the Chicago & Eastern Miners Dixie Flyer southbound train as it arrived at 3 45 am. Telegraph operator J C Hicks learned of the theft after the train passed and after the pouch was tossed from the train. Police believe the robbers followed the pouch by automobile after it was thrown from the train.
Afton Tennessee and Adrian Michigan residents report relief from change of life symptoms after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. They describe bed spells weakness and dizziness improving after treatment and urge others to try the remedy. The advertisement promises a free text book on ailments peculiar to women upon request.
A reflective note suggests a woman cannot fully enjoy anything unless she also experiences tears. The line implies emotion defines enjoyment and resilience is tied to expressing pain.
Fragmentary note discusses bathroom charm and whiteness, mentioning red grass ball blue wit cloths and wear. No clear event or人物.
Ezra Whittker, 40, of Kingsboro a farmer, died in a local hospital after a fight at a Kingsboro location. Jink Pfeffer, 55, also of Kingsboro and not a farmer, was seriously stabbed. Harris and his son, also wounded, were treated at home. Pfeffer may survive. Whittker and Pfeffer were taken to the city hospital.
Lord Rossmore, recently died in England, recalls Bay Middleton a famed hunter and rider. He relates a tale of Middleton hiding in a bedroom that ends when the hidden man speaks, revealing the ruse because Middleton was long and thin and hid inside the bolster.
Egg contests are held in April as forerunners to the state show at Purdue University on May 2 8 4 and 6. New reports come from Monticello Burnettsville and Chilmers in White county with additional events in Montgomery Fountain Jefferson Owen Marshal St Joseph and other counties.
Bloodhounds tracked Mrs. Thomas Lytton, 60, who vanished from her home near Peerless Quarry north of Bedford on Wednesday night. They led searchers to a haystack a mile away where she was found hidden. she had suffered a mental breakdown during her disappearance due to illness.
A proud mother and father share that their baby George Harry is beginning to talk and can say "Baa, baa" from the rhyme "Baa Baa Black Sheep" though not the full verse yet.
John Mill of Indiana Gearhiar was fined $500 and sentenced to 120 days at the Indiana state farm for liquor law violations. Federal agents raided his home finding five large stills and nearly 1000 gallons of liquor in various streets.
Inseparable couple Waggle and his young wife are described as inseparable with Waggle nicknaming her his altar ego in a playful exchange. This lighthearted remark underscores their close bond.
Joseph E Loughry of Monticello aged 78 died at St Vincent hospital after a short illness. A Civil War veteran and retired brain dealer, he was born in Indiana County Pennsylvania on September 4 1842 and moved to Lafayette in boyhood days.
Indianapolis April 11 Fred B Robinson former campaign associate for Governor McCray will assume the post as secretary of the state purchasing ramnnettes today.
A Philadelphia Public Ledger item portrays a New York investment banker keen on a southern railroad. He travels annually in a private car with two large valises for clothes, sends his valet to a barber for a bath, tips a porter five cents, pays 23 cents for the bath, sleeps in the private car in railroad yards and avoids hotels. The valet never washes the shaving cup and the banker distrusts soap tasting.
A homey exchange suggests making chicken croquettes from ham scrap beef roast sausage and celery. The Richmond Times-Dispatch captures a thrift minded dining moment with practical meal ideas.
A quarrel between two tomcats leads one to threaten the other with a crude curse. The exchange shows common territorial behavior and social tension between rival feline personalities.
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