Brown Sugar Rumors and Local Politics in a 1912 Edition
The Sremont Eagle discusses Charles R Lane in the 12th district Congressional race and mocks a political stance on the Payne Aldrich tariff. It condemns the so called Dutch Standard No. 16 as a scare tactic and promotes Fre mont Bro Morley as a shopping option while lampooning sensational sugar controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prac
Healy
Maeannt
Sugar Trust
Angola
Peepul
Steuben County
Fremont Bro
Morley
Todiana
Local Visit Highlights and Dinner Guests in Billingstown
Ezra Carlin visited from Thursday to Sunday with his grandfather Carlin. J. W. Shearer of near Ransom Midh spent Saturday night and Sunday with Joe Davis and wife. Carl Skinner and wife visited Arlen Johnson's family on Sunday. Ruth Neer and Ollie Krubaker accompanied LucHa Firestone on Sunday. Mrs Curtin and son Leander Bertha Curry and Alice Shearer were dinner guests at Jucun Browy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ezra Carlin
Carlin
J. W. Shearer
Near Ransom Midh
Joe Davis
Carl Skinner
Arlen Johnson’s
Ruth Neer
Ollie Krubaker
LucHa Firestone
Mrs. Curtin
Leander
Bertha Curry
Alice Shearer
Jucun Browy's
William Mingus Obituary Known from Ohio to Michigan
William Mingus born February 18 1848 in Huron County Ohio moved with parents near Montgomery Indiana Michigan later married Margaret Kinsley December 10 1872 and had seven children all of whom survive him with his wife. Eldest son Lester lives in Montgomery Michigan James near Ray and Willie Roy and Olen at the Ray family home. One daughter Edith Davis lives at Hart Wayne spd the other daughter...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mingus
Huron County
Ohio
Montgomery Mid
Margaret Kinsley
Lester
Montgomery
Mich
James
Ray
Willie
Roy
Olen
Edith Davis
Hart Wayne
Daugh
Mingus Family Obituary and Local Notices From Ray Indiana
Obituary details for Edward Mingus of Ray Indiana include death August 11 1912 at age 63 with remaining family, siblings and residence history from York and Steuben County Indiana. Fragments note church funeral services in Ray and various local social items such as visits and family gatherings across nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter
Oliver Fink
Ray
Mingus
Eugene Berry
Helen Potter
Reading
Mich
Charles
Clear Lake
Ind
Edward
Montgomery
York
Steuben County
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Frank S. Hickman
Expenditures And Tax Levies For 1913 In Fremont Township
The Fremont Township advisory board outlines 1913 expenditures and tax rates. Items include township 1076.88 dollars with 25 cents per hundred, tuition 2442.20 with 30 cents, special school 1085.95 with 30 cents, roads with 20 cents, additional road 10 cents, poor 237.00 with 2 cents, and total 1010.94 in expenditures with 61.17 cents per hundred in taxes. Signed C O Pew, August 10, 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Steuben County
Ind
Preacher to Speak at Jamestown Church Next Sunday
Rey Wean plans a sermon at the Jamestown church next Sunday morning inviting all to attend a rare treat. Local residents note visitors and extended family from Idaho, Coldwater, Westlanes town, Sturgis, Fort Wayne, Battle Creek, and nearby towns visiting Jamestown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey
Spring Dank
Lake George
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bali
Much
LOU Children
Wayne
Wayne Kult
Eaton
Indiana
Cca
Batterson
Fletcher
Fort Wayne, Indiana
Star Theatre
Sremont Eagle
Warren D. Wells
Algernon Gordon Lenox
Charles R Lane
Congress
Twelfth
Lane
Twelfth District
Billingstown
East
Harry Strunk
Carl
Richard’s
A. G.smith
Avi. Smith
Sherman Beebe
Schaeffer
John Baker
Robert Mann
Byron Davis
Mrs. Davis
Mrs. Day
West California
Clayton Straw
Walter Brouse
Mabel Brouse
Mrs. Bray Throop
Huntington
Dean Falka
C. O. Pew
EAGLE
Jamestown
Jay MccNall
Near Coldwater
KE. I Carr
Lacey Collins
Westlanestown
Andrew Cage
Idaho
W. W. Case
Stacy
Pardo Versing
Sturgis, Mich
Jesse Brown
Fort Wayne
Greo
McKim
Son Frank
Battle Creek, Mich
Ethel McKid
Edna
Hattle
R. J. Wade
BK. B. Mc Naughton
JW. Duguid
the First State Bank
J. R. Thompson
Theo. McNaughton
Carnation
White
Hammer Milling Co
Fremont, Ind
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