Montezuma Huskies top Bono Vuskies in home victory
Montezuma high school beats Bono Vuskies 32 to 19 after leading 15 to 8 at halftime. Thomas Kennedy Billings and the McMasters shine with strong floor work and scoring help. Coach Reel’s squad travels to Bloomingdale next, then hosts Clinton girls on January 27 with admission 25 15 10.
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Montezuma High School Basketall
Bono Vuskies
Biono
Fitse
Monte
Bono
Aio
Montezuma
Loys
Thomas
Kennedy
Billings
McMasters
Tom
Reel
Bloomingdale
Montezuma High School
Clinton
Valentine
Nations seek peace first then lasting truce
The Norfolk Virginian Pilot urges nations to secure peace before building lasting settlements. A two line quip from the Toledo Blade pokes at unintended consequences of weathering cold storage and warns against overconfidence in plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Virginian Pilot
Toledo Blade
Winter Weather Delivers Snow and Deep Freeze
A sharp cold spell followed a Sunday snowfall that covered the ground in whiteness. Temperatures fell to 10 degrees below zero by daybreak Monday and stayed low through Monday night while Tuesday brought some relief. Coal wagons and merchants stayed busy selling coal overshoes underclothing and blankets.
Found Guilty William Donovan in Bloomingdale Murder Case
William Donovan was found guilty of first degree murder by a Montgomery circuit court jury on a Bloomingdale farm last July where he killed his wife and later shot himself. He faces the electric chair in Michigan City, sat immovable during the verdict, then collapsed on return to jail and is under close watch to prevent self harm.
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William Donovan
Montgomery
Bloomingdale
Michigan City
Local Social News Notes And Visits
Mrs Willie Marshall excels at writing. Mr and Mrs Oscar Norman and children visited Vernie Millikan and family for Sunday dinner. A shower was given for newlyweds Faust Ephlin at his parents home near Frog Pond. Myra Ephlin is very sick. Mr and Mrs Jobin Grimes visited Mrs Paul Ray and children of Cayuga. Parke Randolph moved onto the Harrison farm on Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Norman
Vernie Millikan
Faust Ephlin
Frog Pond
Jobin Grimes
Paul Ray
Cayuga
Riday
Legion to Give Away Parlor Lamp at Monday Ball
Members of the Morris Long Post announce a drawing for a parlor lamp on display at Brown Furniture store. Tickets cost ten cents and may be purchased at once to support the Legion and its activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Long Post
American Legion
Brown Furniture
The
Legion Post
Dinner Club Hosts Delightful Evening at His Residence
A dinner party hosted by the Dinner Club at the home of Misses Margaret and Mary His Wednesday evening drew a large group. Attendees included Frank Ann, RW Sutton, R W Johnston, J Aanecock, C C Kelso, L Dootey, Roy Aikman, Miss Lora Reeder and Chas Vestal.
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Margaret
Mary
Frank Ann
RW. Sutton
R. W. Johnston
J. &. Aanecock
C C. Kelso
The Cause of Unsettled Business Conditions
In the Elizabeth Journal the editor notes that business conditions remain unsettled due to a high volume of outstanding accounts and unpaid balances affecting trade and commerce.
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Elizabeth
News Notes From Wabash Township Indiana
Local notes include births in January, county workers returning to full clay plant capacity, and Mecca bakery reopening. Reported incidents cover arrests of Rockville teachers, a fatality in Bloomingdale, revival meetings at Leatherwood Chapel, and a charity orphan sponsorship drive by Near East Relief.
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Lela Bradfield
Lola
Indianapolis
Dee
Indiana
Leatherwood Chapel
Dana
C. H. Wilhelm
First Christian Church
Pontiac
Near East Relief
Family Plagued by Illness after Move to Clinton
The Martins, who relocated to Clinton from the Laverty farms last March, report two deaths due to scarlet fever and another daughter seriously ill. Aquila Laverty, once near recovery, is now gravely ill and may return to the hospital for more treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Laverty
Aquila Laverty
Marshall Girls Triumph In Rough Road Win
Marshall high school girls defeated the visiting team 28 to 2 after struggling against boys rules, as Clinton high school girls prepare to face Marshall under girls rules Friday night. prior to that, Marshall beat Bloomingdale 39 to 19 in a tough matchup. Karl Keller.
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Montezuma High School
Marshall High School
Marshall
Miss Valentine
Clinton High School
Husky Bloomingdale
Karl Keller
Annual financial report of Reserve township trustee
The issue presents the trustee’s annual report with an itemized statement of receipts and expenditures for the year ending December 31, 1921. It notes that Montezuma town’s report appeared in the previous issue of The Enterprise.
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Reserve Township
Montezuma
THAT BLAME MULE
A fragment reports a white mule incident near Clinton with a flivver returning from “doings” and a warning to Bill to be careful. The exchange shows astonishment as someone asks if Bill was driving.
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Clinton
Bill
Local News Notes Include Sickness and Travel
Mrs S D Hill is numbered among the sick. Walter Rierden returned home for a two day stay. S P Hancock went to Chicago on business. Sheriff Peare was in town on official duty. Patricia Rierden was ill but improved. Mrs Maud Mitchell Pawley of Newport was a weekend guest. Mrs B A Machin had her daughter Mrs Jackson of Clinton with her. Everett Smith of Freeport and Guy Smith of Scotland called on the Enterprise faculty. Fred B E Murphy visited relatives in Terre Haute. James Bennett and wife traveled to Guion after death in the family. Mrs Mary Lightle and children and Mr and Mrs Luke Akers attended a funeral in Kingman.
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Mary Lightle
Hart
Edith
Ruby
Anna
Paul
Luke Akers
Bellmore
Kingman
Rivers carry 95 tons per square mile into oceans yearly
The United States Geological Survey states that about 95 tons of soil pebbles and loose rock are carried by rivers into the ocean each year for every square mile of the United States. With the U S land area of 3 058 500 square miles this scale becomes clear.
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United States
United States Geological Survey
Department of the Interior
Six Montana peaks exceed 12006 feet in Beartooth area
The United States Geological Survey lists six named peaks in Beartooth National Forest, Carbon County, Montana with elevations above 12006 feet. Granite Peak is the highest at 12850 feet, followed by Mount Wood at 12750 feet.
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Montana
United States Geological Survey
Beartooth National Forest
Carbon County
Granite Peak
Mount Wood
California’s unnamed peaks outnumber famous summits in USGS data
The United States Geological Survey notes at least 60 California mountains exceed 13 000 feet in elevation but lack names due to the range of scenery. In contrast California has 70 more named peaks over 13 800 feet and a dozen above 14 000 feet, totaling about 180 named summits.
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California
United States Geological Survey
Department of the Interior
United States
Radium Described as White Metal with Limited Isolation
The article explains radium as a white metallic luster element, isolated only once or twice, seen by few. It is obtained from its ores as salts of sulphate, chloride, or bromide, and these salts are how it is commonly sold and used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Geological Survey
Department of the Interior
Trains Schedule Fragments From Old Rail Line
Fragmentary OCR shows times and routes for The Trains Co and Western East service with morning and afternoon departures. Details include ambiguous city names and mixed abbreviations that obscure exact lines and stations.
The Night Horsemen at Rex Theatre with Tom Mix
A Western feature presented as The Night Horsemen starring Tom Mix from Max Bri and s famous Wild Geese series. Sequel to The Untamed tells of a man a girl a horse and a dog in a wild west. Admission 10 and 2c.
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Tom Mix
Max Briand
Bucking the Line feature with Yale football star Maurice Flynn
Saturday William Fox presents Maurice Flynn in Bucking the Line, a stirring tale of adventure and love. Flynn is identified as Yale football sensation of 1913 and an aviation instructor during World War I, with Molly Malone as the feminine lead and a Harold Lloyd comedy add-on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fox
Maurice Flynn
Yale University
Molly Malone
Harold Lloyd
Sunday Marguerite Clark in All Of a Sudden Peggy
Marguerite Clark stars in All Of a Sudden Peggy at the Sunday show. Added attraction Clyde Cook presents The Huntsman and the India rubber FERS. Admission 10 and 20 cents.
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Marguerite Clark
Peggy
Clyde Cook
The
Huntsman
Montana Bill thrills with fights and bronc riding
Monday Bargain Night features William Fairbanks in Montana Bill with two fast fights and a dramatic runaway rescue. The same bucking horse from O Malley of the Mounted is used, and Fairbanks wraps a stubborn ride until the horse tires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fairbanks
Montana Bill
Wm. S. Hart
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Priscilla Dean
Mery Miles Minter
Lester Crunen
Silver Spurs
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Carmel Myers, In
Willie Marshall
Myra Ephlin
Parke Randolph
Harrison Farm
Dinnegh Party
Wabash Township
Mis
Wesley Reigles
Chegibbits
Indianater
Lester
Joseph Brown
Home Smiley
State Normal
Mattie Walters
Miller—Parriott Bakery
Terre Haute
Mecca
Agin
Church of Christ
William Lamb
Jian
R. L. Dooley
Dewey Watson
al Petty
Newport
Rockville
Parke County
H. &. Jones
Ward Alston
Juanta Jones
Armiesburg
Ale McCune
Louise
James Martin
Weaver Emmert
Forrest Linsey
Lis
Emmert
Sierein
Elcome
Higsman
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Annual Report
Walter Rierden
S. P. Hancock
Chicago
Peare
Patricia Rierden
Maud Mitchell Pawley
W. B. Pawley
B. A. Machin
Jackson of
Everett Smith
Freeport, Il
Guy Smith
Scottland ,Jr
Enterprise
Fred BE. Murphy
Mrs. Webb Berry
James Bennett
Guion
Guy Forrest
Fort Recovery
Ohio
Websters New International
G. & C. Merriam CO
Springfield
Mass
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