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Newspaper
Montezuma Enterprise
Location
Montezuma, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1920
Page
1
Mrs. Skinner explains how washing dishes becomes a moment for planning tasks and future goals. She and Margaret discuss using kitchen time to think, write, learn languages, and imagine ways to improve daily life and missions.
The passage argues simplicity is internal not external, shown by open minds and generous service. It describes clear spirit, fearless love for the good, straightforward action, sincere speech, and unshaken affection as the hallmarks of the simple life found in huts or palaces, a prize of life’s school.
Fifteen Ladoga residents and friends of Rev. and Mrs. N. W. Clark visited the Clark home last Thursday for a fine picnic on the manse lawn. On Saturday about twenty more friends and Dana Presbyterian Church members attended another picnic. Both events were enjoyed by all who participated.
The Mathas family reunion was held Sunday in the grove at Lewis Mathas home. About 125 relatives attended a noon dinner piled high with seasonal goodies. Diverse entertainment and recollections followed, creating a memorable event for the Mathas and connected families.
Open coal shaft run by Wese Brtners and Teaver Cin ton on the Houston farm west of Hillsdale. They are filling orders at a set rate per ton and have arranged with the Pressler Garage to receive orders at that location.
Mrs Walter Southard and her daughter Beulah shopped in Terre Haute on Saturday, enjoying local stores and browsing merchandise.
The May meeting of the EST MEETING Hole girls' sewing club at Evelyn Johns ended a pleasant term. Attendees Irene Keller Annie Lightle Genola Bord Lucile McNamee Marie Runnion Helen Reels Little John Reels attended. others expected but unavailable. The group discussed next vacation plans and hopes for another summer of work and improvement.
The continuation of the story featuring Peter B Kyne opens the latest installment. Read the gripping new chapter from the same author noted for The Valley of the Giants as it begins with an intriguing premise.
Mr and Mrs Will Branson visited Catlin Illinois on Sunday to see relatives, enjoying a family outing and catching up with kin in the community.
A U S S Wyoming and U S S New Mexico pass through Pedro Miguel locks as electric engines, nicknamed mules, pull the ships to the lower level. The scene, shot from a Navy flying boat during the Pacific Fleet voyage, notes royal receptions at ports.
The Publisher's Auxiliary notes print paper and all publishing costs have risen sharply and will stay high. It warns publishers that price reductions are over and old 10 cent daily or 1 to 1.50 weekly rates cannot return, urging readers in the newspaper business to adjust or exit.
The week saw the contractor and his crew, aided by trustee Aikman, readying rooms in the old school building. Saturday reports note Aikman with Mr. Kelso and Mr. Lundgren cleaning and moving in. Lower grades Sth and 6th now use the Masonic building on Main street as holding space.
A fragment from the Louisville Courier Journal notes a passerby asking what town this is and joking about a weather bureau while someone sits on a porch discussing politics.
In Town Topics, Ethelbert dismisses a youth as useless while the youth insists he was trying to speak. The exchange features a witty back and forth about yawning versus signaling. The fragment hints at social friction and etiquette in a light, humorous tone.
Paul Thomas of Dana Indiana will cover costs for dead animals and their telephone charges as part of a court or administrative settlement. The action assigns Thomas financial responsibility for disposal and communication expenses.
The article reviews U S newsprint trends from 1880 to 1920, noting 1919 and 1920 output rises, per capita consumption up to 38 pounds in 1919 and projected 35 pounds this year, and a daily paper circulation of 27 million. It cites increases in mill capacity, imports of wood pulp, and rising share of newsprint for newspapers. Canada’s mills grew 57 percent over ten years.
Daily and Sunday train times listed for East and West routes. Weekday departures include 8:05 A.M. and 2:13 P.M. East. 9:05 A.M. and 5:58 P.M. West. Sunday runs show 8:55 A.M. and 8:55 P.M. East. 9:00 A.M. and 8:00 P.M. West.
A fragment shows two times 6 01 P M and 7 59 A M separated by punctuation. No additional context or events are available.
Theda Bara star vehicle LA BELLE RUSSE is advertised as a premier attraction with admission priced at 1 and 30 cents. The note reflects a late 1910s era film listing style and price guidance.
Rex readers on Wednesday October 6 are shown the most amazing pictures ever taken under a bold banner. The feature captures peril and intrigue in a dramatic shipwreck scenario amid cannibal legends.
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