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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1890
Page
6
A muddled collection notes local visits and business openings in Fremont and nearby towns. Mentions Mrs George Straw sick Ora Brown sells Climate Herald Amos Walter clerk E2 Ackerman visits to McRheehens store adds to listings. References to dances sermons and community events with scattered names and places across Nebrask.
Reading Hustler office reports a safe cracked Sunday night and Stauffer and Cameron drug store robbed in the same period. Jewelry and cash were taken, with a revolver and clothing also missing. Investigators note theater-like tactics and suggest local suspects linked to past Fremont burglaries. Additional civic items list corporate officer nominations and local events.
The letter from Fremont reports spring seeming late with rivers iced thick and drifts high. Farmers expect to sew in three weeks if weather stays cold, while wheat potatoes and cattle prices vary. subscribers urged to renew for updates on pace and plans.
A garbled note set records a church or school community update. It mentions Mivs Me Bilbenie sick, Basmer Latshard resting, Simona traveling to Ohio for an event, and theater or music activities by Misses Mime Betts and Nethin Martin. Sunday school attendance and supervision by Supt Folin Berry and See. Sandoed McElhbvoie are referenced with unclear roles.
In every department an elegant line of new Window Shades priced 25 to 50 cents. The latest in home decor items offers practical value and stylish option for rooms.
Classified page offers lost and found items, rent, sale, and wanted ads. Includes prices, rental terms, and contact notes for applicants, with emphasis on cheap plans and local patronage. Readable lines mention farm tools, seeds, and household items offered by local residents and agents.
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