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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1920
Page
3
Disconnected items describe Gary Orpieceman charged with $20,000 in securities fraud, alleged theft from his wife and related judicial actions. The garbled text references court reviews, financial instruments, and contested claims amid a confusing treasury context.
Police direct traffic control after a series of incidents in which a group led by Z Meer and others caused road blockages. Officers issue warnings and threaten citations as the situation remains tense and under investigation by local authorities.
An auto plunged down an embankment injuring two teens. Both occupants were injured and transported for treatment after the crash. one died and the other sustained internal injuries following the impact and rescue.
An unidentified man was fatally crushed between a switch engine and a caboose on the Chicago and Eastern Wings railroad line two miles south of Clinton near the Oak Hill mine. He wore diners clothing and is believed to have been employed at the mine.
A fashion description praises young women's desire to look regal with evening wraps. It features two coats with fur collars, satin linings, and varied fabrics such as martens, velvet, and silks. Colors inspire amid beige turquoise black and silver gray, with bold greens and rose tones popular.
Fashion notes predict knickerbockers and pettibockers will supplant petticoats for everyday wear. They offer freedom of movement and less dust, come in bright wash satin and silk, and can be lengthened with flounces to resemble petticoats while avoiding buttons and drawstrings.
In the second national boys dairy cattle judging contest 15 teams from as many states competed. Missouri's three boys won first in all breeds judging with Arthur Gwinn delivering the highest individual score. Illinois and Ohio contestants also earned top honors while Helen Green of Ohio won best girl judging prize. The event, part of the National Dairy Show, highlighted broader youth club programs and featured tours and a banquet for the contestants.
A. G. Tolaas of the Minnesota seed potato board warns careless handling during digging and storage leads to rot and rats. Damaged tubers spread disease. store in crates, ventilate, and use proper disinfection of cellars to prevent large losses.
A Iowa State College study shows front heavy loads increase draft on a wagon by about one hundred pounds. Front wheels, being smaller, cut tracks for rear wheels, making pulling harder. When using trucks, rear loading improves traction and keeps wheels grounded.
A report from Colorado Agricultural College warns that common salt can poison livestock and poultry. Incidents include chickens dying from salt laced treats and hogs poisoned by salt brine mistaken for sugar water, with symptoms such as dizziness thirst and vomiting.
Wheat may be cut with safety when straw has lost nearly all its green color and the grains are not fully hardened. Cutting too early shrivels kernels. waiting until fully ripe can cause bleached stalks and loss from shattering.
Success in co-operative marketing depends upon obtaining sufficient volume of business by observing cooperative principles employing capable management and following up to date business methods with loyal members.
The lesson centers on Jesus feeding five thousand in a desert setting. It highlights Jesus compassion for the sick and hungry, the disciples' doubt, and the distribution of five loaves and two fish, showing dependence on Christ and the call for obedience.
The dew represents the Divine Spirit quickening and refreshing lifeless lives. The living Lord declares He will be as the dew unto Israel, reviving barren hearts as rainless summer days transform earth into life and beauty.
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