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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1915
Page
8
Jones B Bros of Montezuma Indiana advertises a full grocery and meat market with flour coffee canned goods fresh produce dairy and tobacco. They promote self butchered meats top prices for fat butcher stock and buy country produce hides and other goods for cash or trade.
Clubson argues two or three cocktails speed a dinner while Dobson notes they also help pass slow meals. The exchange reflects light social dining opinions.
A foreign editor earns praise as a marvel for his ability to add commentary to reports of Russian victories. The remark underscores the editor's skill in enhancing official announcements with nuanced perspective.
A judge notes that Cranque remains an expensive luxury while Blanque is an automobile. The speaker adds that a new model can be obtained each year, implying rapid product turnover.
Brief cartoon caption-quiz style exchange shows a teacher asking Emerson about the elephant and a pupil answering that it is hunted for magazine articles. The line reflects a satirical joke about journalism and writing.
Quote survey notes students waste time at school and a parent recalls a neighbor Voe buying his son a third watch, highlighting concerns about time management and parental measures.
A playful exchange highlights a rooster and a drink craving as the natural beverage scene prompts the question what else he would order. The witty dialogue frames the cockeyed humor around cocktails and beverage choices.
In the trade scene a man claims a fortune from a palm reader who assures him a fine future. He voices skepticism about the omen while noting the emphasis on promising palm days.
A witty exchange where a doctor tells a patient he must be treated for the whisky habit and the patient questions how he acquired it. The quip plays on the idea that the remedy mirrors the ailment.
A witty clash notes the man won her heart with Browning sonnets while she secured divorce through statutory quotes. The exchange highlights literature versus law in matters of marriage and separation.
A brief note on a Cork born Irish dancer described as floating on the stage. The remark highlights her origin and the grace of her movement, capturing local pride in a vivid compliment.
Five acre farm near Montezuma offers good gardening and poultry raising. Features include a three room house with cistern and well, a good barn, and a price of 1650 dollars. Contact Box 144 Montezuma Ind.
Multiple real estate ads in Montezuma Indiana advertise wood frame homes on Main Street and south parts of town with parcels around 80 by 145 feet. Prices range from 3850 to 700 with contact boxes or offices for Enterprise listings and an additional store room for sale or rent in Bloomingdale nearby.
Mr Noisybug Gee lands a role in the Bugville brass band as drummer and percussionist, using his two pairs of arms to handle the drum kit and cymbals.
In a tense exchange in The Pace, Senator Sorghum brushes off a demand to state his stance on various questions. He jokes that explaining his frequent shifts would require him to become a dancing teacher.
The excerpt presents a mock exchange between Mrs Flatbush and Mr Flatbush about city life. They joke that New York has more than fifty known lepers at large and warn each other to beware when they see a running man in the street.
A narrator and Three-fingered Sam discuss the clash between majority will and real events as Dye recalls an instance where two men halted a train full of passengers, illustrating dangers when theory fails against action.
Sir Frederick reports to the Red Cross from a British hospital at Furnes. A Ypres refugee boy, leg amputated after shelling, lies in a bed too large for him. his parents are unknown. A tiny puppy sits nearby in a basket, emblematic of hardship and mercy amid gravely wounded soldiers.
In a light exchange a host asks for menu ideas for a swell luncheon and a guest promptly suggests dried apples as the first article on the menu.
A humorous exchange recalls an odd seaside misadventure. One narrator recounts taking a catboat to sea and getting unexpectedly caught in a sea puss, a playful nautical mishap. The brief vignette captures quirky dialogue and maritime charm.
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