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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1914
Page
3
The Sremont Eagle editorials remark on bumper crops and a European war threatening America. They praise a Bryan lecture, warn about food price rises, and imagine vast casualties from a general European conflict versus domestic grain yields. A pigeon returns home from Chicago to St. Louis as a curious aside.
Roy B. Simpson argues the country merchant offers better value than big city stores with private brand lines. He contrasts advertised goods versus in house brands and urges readers to buy from local dealers who provide standard quality and fair prices. The piece urges consumers to seek well known merchandise and read future editorials.
A garbled column parades quips and quotes from diverse topics. It hints at a Caillaux trial dramatization, European tour postponement, civic pride in Chicago, wedding notices, and assorted witticisms. No cohesive news event is established.
Local Lines reports the Wade family reunion hosted by Mr and Mrs Frank Chambers. Burl Martin and Misa Ethel Eggers wed last week in Fargo ND and will visit county relatives. Duguid family reunions visit Clear Lake. Lint duo return from Seneca Falls NY with Mosher daughter. Home Telephone rebuilds line east of the railroad. lighting plant wires will cross tracks to serve the south town. Hillsdale Daily notes Amos B Noyes built the first bed sled in 1843 in Hillsdale County Michigan after moving from New York. two short sleds with a hinged coupling reduced crockery breakage, no patent pursued.
Announcement selects Prince Alexander of Teck brother to Queen Mary as governor general of Canada, prompting notes on the Teck family history. The line traces to a morganatic marriage 75 years prior, with descendants reaching royal proximity and a queen consort in Britain.
A retired French Army officer, Antoine Astier, 41, was arrested after breaking marble carvings at Berlin's Siegesallee monuments. Four statues including Frederick the Great and Electors Joachim Friedrich and Joachim II were damaged and eagle motifs damaged. Police found a large stone and knife on arrest. Astier claims possession of Raphael La Belle Jardiniere valued at £1 600 000 and seeks sale to Berlin.
Rev. A. M. Rich, pastor from Valleosta Grace church, missed the afternoon train to Quitman and walked 17 miles to keep his St James Episcopal church engagement. He arrived ten minutes late, and the congregation learned of his feat afterward.
Chicago Louis Tutt of Harvey Alabama filed for divorce claiming his wife struck him with a rolling pin causing severe injuries. The suit describes the act as part of marital discord and seeks relief as the case proceeds in court.
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