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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1922
Page
5
South Liberty residents gather for Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Norman and children. Lou Tinder and family visit Cayuga. Mr. and Mrs. Reed Kiger visit the Grimes. Isaac Kesner Jr and family visit John Kesner Sr and wife Sunday evening.
An unclear account from Indianapolis discusses a driver named DePalma facing a race set for Tuesday May 7. The text references his speed, pit crew, car details, and past performance, but the wording is garbled and partially unreadable.
At the Indianapolis Motor Speedway the Tenth Annual International dash for glory and gold will draw crowds on May 30. Fans from around the world gather in the grandstands to watch drivers speed through long straights and perilous curves in thrilling speed duels. Roscoe Laurles replaces Oldfield as a standout youth figure while Chevrolet and other racing stars are highlighted in showcase moments.
The piece celebrates small signs of spring the meadow lark notes, robin’s red breast, hillside daffodils, and violet fragrance in the woods. It notes these simple joys sustain the larger miracle of spring.
The Bartlow brothers Paul and Max drive a pony and wagon to deliver cabs to numerous customers. They work from early morning until late, keeping town transportation moving.
A concise reflection observes that chance favors action over idle labor. It notes that while the Bible is a best seller, its strong emphasis on work might limit its popularity among readers seeking leisure.
The clipped notes argue for minding one's own business and criticize loud critics of public policy. They reflect nostalgia for prosperous times, warn against overbearing taxation talk, and observe social fashions and moral choices during lean years.
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