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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1898
Page
7
Readable fragments show a crowded market scene with talks of peeled produce and prices and mentions of Me Chae, Gg deat perth tor bea, and Wy OO Boot. The report also references a county fair, stolen items, and a fatal accident with injuries to Mrs. Westey Albright and others, hinting at a local news page with scattered names and events.
The Epworth League to hold a Spelling School at the school house Tuesday evening April 25. All old and young invited. Admission. Hall brothers repair and foundation work noted at a local building. Minor notices on Knights of Pythias and Spanish regent remarks appear.
A fragmented column files a public sale notice for a property described as new and owned by Maurice Waters in a county area, followed by scattered ads and social notes. It includes references to a loan option, a 6 percent note, and unrelated items about a baseball schedule and local visits, with medical ad text inserted amid the garbled text.
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