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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1900
Page
8
The ad claims massive poultry losses from cholera, roup, gape, and other diseases and promotes American Poultry Mixture as an all purpose cure. It promises guaranteed results, refunds, and a sample box for $1 from the American Mfg. Co. in Terre Haute Indiana, urging immediate use and sanitary measures.
The column records small town updates including visits by Miss Marion Clark's mother and Miss Maggie Hughey to Angola, O J Rickerd on business, Cameron's Store tobacco and cigars, Dr Dunkel's stairway addition, Nellie Kahn’s call before Europe trip, and pattern hats modeled after Paris designs priced low. Ball in Angola Tuesday.
Fremont Indiana merchant A Carpenter announces a market sweep with new and stylish millinery offerings. Straw hats, ribbons, flowers, chiffons, taffetas, nets, and plated novelties at popular prices. Florence Cloth straw novelty featured. High grade goods and low prices.
The Eacle seeks a compositor for a permanent position. Applicants should include references and state experience and abilities plus expected wages.
Mrs Belle Holbrook teaches piano organ voice harmony and musical history with a twenty seven year track record Miss Teresa Holbrook teaches violin from a studio at their home
Garden making is in order. George Ralston commenced plowing this week. Miss LaPearle Holbrook is sick with measles. W. C. Boor handles oil-field business in Ohio. Mrs. Joshua Miller spent Easter with friends at Waterloo. See J H Hall & Son for harness and robes. Folletts sells bicycle sundries and baseball goods. Philip Michael assesses the township and counts dogs. John Morgan and F C Dewey went to Detroit to buy goods. A play will be presented at the opera house by local talent. George McKim moves to James town to purchase property. Mrs G N Havens goes to Elkhart for a future home. Mrs Repperd to spend summer in Boston with daughter Mrs A A Stockdale. Bennett Stroh and Miss Jessie Gridley married April 14 by Rev J A Sprague. Polly Bodley, pioneer of Steuben county, dies at Hillsdale aged 88. Ready-to-wear walking hats from velvet to lace at 8. A. Carpenter.
A roundup of town news items includes visits from Mrs. Sadie Gundrum and Mrs. Yeagley, the opening of new store lines at Cameron's, resignations at McKeehen's, farm thefts, and local social events. Highlights cover bond filing for Newt Ball as justice of the peace, moves and new telephones at Dygert home, and a Hillsdale College Glee Club event at the Fremont High opera house.
Notice that the firm Abrams & Hardenbrook is dissolved and all accounts owed are to be paid to F. K. Abrams. All bills against the firm are assumed by F. J. Abrams. Signed April 17, 1900, at Ray, Indiana by F. E. Anant and Jony Haupununoog.
A promotional item claims Dr King’s New Life Pills quickly ease throbbing headaches and dyspepsia by improving blood and health. It asserts many sufferers found relief, offers a 25 cent price and a money back guarantee, with testimonials from W N McKeehen and Wa Shipman Beardatey Minnesota.
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