A Mistaken Belief and War News From The Remont Eagle
Editorial notes war has already begun, detailing family stakes and belief in national defense. It criticizes delayed seed distribution, questions Congress actions, praises Fort Wayne enlistments, urges taxing idle land, and opposes profiteering during wartime. The piece cites Congressman Fairfield and calls for patriots to back the best candidates irrespective of party.
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Eagle
Fay Leaf
Leas
The
Steuben County
Congressman Fairfield
Department of Agriculture
Congress
Fairfield
Republican State Committee
Anxious to Produce Leaders Address Patriotism
The report lists names under Publicity Labor and other committees with Fox Mrs Guy Sanders Miss Lillis Kohl Miss Irene Salisbury Mrs Morris Hanson Rev John Humfreys Rev E M Rhoades along with E D Willis H W Morley W D Wells Arthur Wells Clifford Johnson A C Wolfe and H 8 Smalley J A Crox ton Frank Gilbert J R Thompson H L Shank Dewitt Salisbury J C Gilbert. After the session Frank Adams delivered a stirring patriotic address and Captain Covell spoke on his military organization needs.
Show The Flag Fremont Calls For More Flag Display
In Fremont the editor urges more homes and businesses to display the American flag. The note says patriotism is strong but visible flag displays are not universal, and prompts readers to show the colors to avoid appearing indifferent.
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Fremont
Shorty’s Luck Continues in a Moral Dilemma
Shorty contemplates how to dispose of a stolen wallet after paying for a breakfast with a ten dollar bill. He hides the money, considers passing it, then tosses the wallet into an alley. A minister retrieves it, refusing any reward and praising honesty, as Shorty leaves on a street car.
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Shorty
George
Orland Forms First Drill Squad Under Appleman
Orland formed a 36 man drill squad after enlisting a large group of young men on Monday. The unit began its first drill in the afternoon under Kenneth Appleman guiding the new recruits.
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Orland
Kenneth Appleman
Domestic Science Day April 20 Program Details
The notes indicate April 20 as Domestic Science Day with an upcoming program. An April 25 address by Rev Allen A Stockale of Toledo is listed. Each member is entitled to a vest for this meeting.
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Sorosis
Allen A. Stockale
Toledo
Lab
Pollyanna Girls Entertained by Mrs B A Lesser
The Pollyanna Girls were delightfully entertained by Mrs B A Lesser on Friday. The initiation ceremonies for Mrs Lees and Miss Pearl Towns were very solemn and impressive.
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B. A. ‘Lesser
Lees
Pearl Towns
Kinderhook Star Elects At Regular Eastern Star Meeting
Kinderhook Star elects officers at the regular Kin derhook Eastern Star meeting held Saturday evening April 14. W. M. Mrs. Walter Kenyon, W. P. James Ogden, A. M. Mrs. Harry Hiesrodt, Treas. Mrs. Mary Ogden, Sec. Mrs. Pearl Misner, Cond. Mrs. Harry Knauss, Associate Con. Mrs. Edna Ogden.
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Kinderhook Star
Kinderhook Eastern Star
W. M
Walter Kenyon
W. P
James Ogden
A. M
Harry Hiesrodt
Treas
Mary Ogden
Pearl Misner
Harry Knauss
Edna Ogden
Pocketbook Rescue Sparks Quick Bond On Board
A traveler saves a woman from a speeding car after she warns him of a left behind pocketbook. The pair exchange polite thanks and admiration as he contemplates romance during the ride. The scene ends with a hopeful note for a continued meeting.
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Remont Eagle
Warren D. Wells
Fort Wayne
United States
State of
New York
J. A. Watters
Indiana
Smith
Fremont High School
Sna Nutenes
National Bank OF
Shorty’s Luck
Jim Dash
Miller
B. A. Blosser
Dan Firestone
California
Harry Taylor
P. F. Weaver
Telephone
Carmen
S. I. Repperd
Jennie McNaughton
R. F
Quincy
Mich
Jay Phenicie
W. S. Albright
Charles A. Nedele
Irma M. Richardson
County
Hillsdale
Michigan
Caswell’s
Rexall Store
Fremont, Indiana
Woodward & Sons
Coldwater
Exquis
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Woodward & Sons Coldwater
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