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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1919
Page
3
A Dalmatian narrates his happiness about a dog show and how people discuss him. The Welsh terrier and other dogs rib him lightly as he explains his pride in his good family background and his bright, intelligent head.
A detailed survey of tailored suit types and styles, contrasting severe and promenade cuts, with notes on French influence and fabrics like velours and tricotine. The piece describes coats, belts, fur chokers, sleeve details, skirt lengths, and the evolving dressiness of women’s fashion.
A short vignette from St. Paul Dispatch about Edward, a six year old who cuts his shoe with a knife and endures a long scolding. He asks for a dime and tells his father he will get mad if the talking continues.
Decorative ribbons in gold and silver threads highlight a season's planed accessories from purses to hats. The article notes rich brocades in satin and taffeta, with ribbons used for bags, girdles, and hair bows. It mentions high prices, limited availability, and a bustling ribbon market around Christmas.
Owensville September 20 Robbers forced entry through a window and pried open the safety deposit vault at the Owensville Banking Company taking Liberty bonds and War Savings stamps estimated at $20,000. The exact loss to be known after box owners check their boxes. The rear vault formerly held cash. 80 deposits were found opened. A prior egging incident about two years ago yielded $134,000. No details on arrests.
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On Sept 29 the village board discussed funding to bridge the gap between the lowest bid and the 125000 appropriation for 12 new buildings near here. The plan delayed by board concerns about building costs and the harbor funding, with a further meeting to be set. The Cornell Company of Indianapolis had submitted the lowest bid at 125000.
James Tr. Houser, an aged farmer west of Stanfordsville, will hold his own funeral while alive. He set Sunday afternoon for the service at Union Center church near his home and chose his own minister to conduct it. He also arranged other details and asked that no funeral be held after his death.
Judge John T. Sayre files to hear a speed case in his own court claiming family ties justify personal handling. He intends to plead guilty when the case is called and faces a small fine plus costs, with a legal fee charged for issuing the case.
Jeffersonville. Sept. de Warren Wallace Smith, inmate at Wana reformatory, sues Charles Williams chief physician and the board of trustees in Clark circuit court through Lincoln E. Siavkford seeking to bar a vasectomy operation designed to prevent procreation.
Anderson mayor W. J. Black urged police to intensify efforts to find circulators of radical literature in Anderson. IWW propaganda and unsigned typewritten threats accuse authorities of suppressing free speech and dissemination of literature.
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