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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1920
Page
4
For sale or trade, a three burner oil stove in good condition. Contact Milton Shupp at phone 416 for details. Property trade option includes house and lot with barn and hen-house near the court house in Michigan within three blocks of Paved Street. See advertisement for Fremont property. Geo. F. Stroh. 371f
A Chicago based mail order magnate who popularized the send only one dollar ads harmed rural merchants and built a vast fortune. The piece urges home merchants to offer better terms and local service. Evangelical services in Fremont include Bible School and a sermon by Rev. C B Stroh with a visit planned to E Gilead. The Ever Ready Class of Angola Methodist held a monthly meeting at Charles Sheets’ home with forty attendees and social refreshments.
The article lists individuals and firms paid for milk delivered in July 1920 at the Camden Plant. Totals show 16879.95 paid out for July milk and a long roll of names including B. R. Alward Marion Storer Fred Kellogg E. S. Haymes and many others.
A National Dairy Company advertisement urges farmers to enter the milk business. It claims cows boost earnings per acre and promises easy access to cows, with contact via Camden, Mr. Burt Rowe, phone 38. It emphasizes selling milk yields higher dollars and repeats the slogan Milk Means More Money.
A reclusive writer Alan Duryea lives beside an orphanage renovation and a bandaged blind girl Mercy Paxton. After a small fire and a chance act of charity, Duryea’s icy shell softens as he funds care for Mercy and opens his garden to the children, finding love.
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