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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1920
Page
1
Government findings show American made shoes exported overseas at 81 to 98 percent below U S prices. Over 1,000,000 pairs shipped monthly. January export prices: men 4.65, women 3.77, children 1.91. wholesale. U S December wholesale: men 9.25, women 6.85, children not quoted. Foreign buyers gain 4.60 for men and 3.08 for women per pair versus U S wholesale.
Jay Clary Jr of Worcester Massachusetts is named captain of the American team for the 1920 Olympic Games in Antwerp Belgium. The article praises USC shooters dedication and title defense as the U S squad heads to Antwerp.
In the Steuben Circuit Court April Term 1920 the administrator of the estate of Alvah Hagerman deceased presents and files final account and vouchers. The court will examine them May 10 1920 and all parties interested must appear and show cause why approval should not be granted. Heirs and others must prove heirship or claim to any part of the estate. Dudley W Gleason Best & Yetter Administrators Attorneys. (21-22) Timely Bulletins. Information on farm problems in Steuben County available free by phone or in person from the county agent.
The church outlines a Sunday schedule from 9:30 a.m. Sunday School to 7:30 p.m. worship with a sermon on Union or Unity tied to the Interchurch World Movement. Pastor L. W. Kemper promotes church unity and movement plans in a closing address.
Experts warn gasoline may become a luxury as kerosene and fuel oil rise in price. Alcohol is proposed as an inexhaustible farm fuel, with extraction methods to cut costs, allowing farmers to produce 10 to 15 cents per gallon for cars, tractors, and trucks. Ashley Masons plan a modern store and lodge room building on a purchased lot.
The Evangelical Church announces a two day quarterly meeting on April 24 2 PM with Elder Rev Swenk and a 7:30 PM service. April 25 features Sunday School at 9:30 and Holy Communion led by Presiding Elder Rev W C Swenk. Bible study on April 27 and prayer meeting on April 29 follow with Rev Swenk preaching. pastor Rev O N Braun invites all. The year is extended into a second year at Fremont with a warm welcome to the community.
A 1863 born Ohio native and farmer from York Township announces his bid for Steuben County treasurer. He details Republican support since 1884, WWI era service, local political roles, varied labor, and a pledge of conscientious service if nominated May 4 and elected in November.
Cassel Post 257 held a special meeting at the K of P club to organize Memorial Day services for the local town and Jamestown on May 30. Committees reported progress, flags ordered, veterans transport arranged, and Rev Kemper to give the church address with a Legion quartet. Letters from Congressman Fairfield and Senators New and Watson urged increased veterans compensation. Regular post meeting set for April 26.
The article identifies John Granallee of Chicago as the man who sparked a major rail strike that caused a nationwide tie-up after his brother workers walked out. The movement grew from wage demands and spread across the country.
Timber land options in northern Minnesota offered by Hudson Lands Co. in Aitkin. Wild land prices range from 15 to 30 dollars per acre while improved land starts at 25 dollars. Terms to suit potential buyers with limited means. Write for free maps and lists.
Political notices announce George R. Heller as a Republican candidate for County Sheriff in the May 4, 1920 primary. Domer Casse also seeks Republican support for the sheriff race, urging voters to vote for him in the same primary.
Amos Junod of Pleasant township announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for county sheriff. He respectfully solicits support from Republican voters in the upcoming primary.
Irvin W. Pence announces candidacy on the Republican primary ballot for Steuben County auditor seeking a second term and asks voters for their support.
A. R. Cook of Jamestown township declares he will seek the Republican nomination for County Auditor subject to the May 4 primary.
Robert M. Waddell of LaGrange enters the race for the Republican nomination in the district including LaGrange Steuben and Noble counties, subject to the May 4 1920 primary decision by Republican voters.
Representative Raymond E. Willis of Angola announces candidacy to seek renomination on the Republican ticket for Joint Representative from LaGrange and Steuben counties at the May 4 1920 primary.
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