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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1900
Page
3
The advertisement touts American Lice Destroyer as a powerful poultry vermin killer that destroys mites and lice within a day. It promises high profits, low cost, yearlong protection for 250 fowls, a money back guarantee, and urges readers to buy from druggists or order a box for $1 from American Mfg. Co.
Local items report illnesses for Mrs. John Geedy and Lynn Bisbee, measles cases in Hillsdale, and Rush Heller traveling to Reading for railroad work. The passage promotes McClue’s and McClie’s stores with remarks on prices, goods, and a junior orchestra debut at Migs Bells recital. Some garbled spellings appear throughout the item.
A New Broom Sweeps Clean announces S A Carpenter of Fremont Indiana will sweep the market with new and stylish millinery goods. The shop offers straw hats fancy chips silk braids plateaus flowers chiffons gauzes taffetas and more with pattern hats at popular prices. Florence Cloth straw novelty and high grade goods with low prices are highlighted.
The Excie seeks a compositor for a permanent position. Provide references and state experience and abilities. Include wage expectations and contact details for application.
Mrs Belle Holbrook teaches piano organ voice harmony and history with twenty seven years experience Miss Teresa Holbrook teaches violin at their home Charles Allen from Angola this week Mrs O M Murray visited the area LB Isenhower has been ill McClue advertises buying and selling items Mrs Bert Ladd and baby have measles Cameron's Store sells tobacco and cigars Furniture sales urged John Wers of Angela and Teresa Holbrook plan a violin duet at Miss Bells recital Billy's couches referenced.
Elmer Wood moved the old house from Dell Canwell to convert it into a carriage shop. Wattern hats copied from Paris models offered at low prices. S. A. Carpenter noted. Geo. W. Sheets suffered a three week spell of pickles, now showing some improvement. Mrs. Keeslay of Orland visited over Sunday with husband George Keealar, who is working in Cameron's.
McClues advertises harness, robes and whips at J. H. Hall & Son and notes Dudley McNickle returning from a visit. Wool buyers, wall paper season, and furniture discounts appear. Several townsfolk are mentioned moving, building, or traveling, with measles cases and a death in the McAlicher family. The item lists local stores Cameron's, Repperd, Gurgderfer, and others.
A vintage ad-style notice touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a cure for sick and nervous headaches. It claims they purify blood and boost health for 25 cents with a money back guarantee. W N McKahen and W T Shipman are named as sellers.
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