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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1914
Page
4
Rear Admiral Frank E. Beatty leads the third division of the North Atlantic fleet as battleship action continues. The report highlights his unit’s readiness and ongoing naval operations.
A terse advisory urges adherence to standards in road construction urging officials and builders to follow approved practices for safer, longer lasting highways.
In Nobleville Indiana on April 24 thirty five Hamilton county assistant road superintendents attended the first Indiana Good Roads Association meeting held outside Indianapolis. Clarence Kenyon and G E Minor spoke with Kenyon urging road maintenance tips and proper materials handling. Other briefs include a slippery elm bark order for Madison farmers and a near fatal auto interurban collision in Mooresville.
Miss Nola Dedman twenty three chief operator for the Cumberland Telephone Company of Petersburg drowns when her nurse leaves to fetch water and she falls into a well. Three hundred people join the search as typhoid fever illness is noted in her history.
A compilation across Indiana towns notes May 1 designated as housecleaning day in Columbus. Masonic lodge to build a second story in Carlisle. Hartford City reports the first motor speed arrest. Greensburg returns Harry G. Hill on bigamy charges. A Sulphur Springs barn loss with livestock and crops. Peru hosts temperance campaign events with evangelist Bob Jones. Bloomfield grants $1,800 verdict to Charles Shepherd for mine injuries. Sullivan cites a $2,500 execution against William Lash in a fatal mine incident. Peru child Jane Richardson dies from kerosene accident. Columbus sanitation talk urges knowledge of local grocers and suppliers. Delphi boy John McDonald injured by a thrown shot. Shelbyville Council declines to form a playground group, deferring to the school board.
Five year old Mary sits on the floor turning pages of a large Britannica volume. She asks what an encyclopaedia is and seeks a picture of God making the world after Sunday school lessons.
Dialogue shows Mr Nuwed and Mrs Nuwed debating budget and bread crumb puddings. The exchange turns to costs and economy. The snippet adds a Punch-like quip about mistaken conclusions and a Red Cross Ball Blue ad.
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