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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1913
Page
11
The Fremont Eagle columnist laments local gossip and district quirks while noting climate comparisons and thefts in town. It quotes A T Wiser on Fremont’s thieves and discusses political views on primary election laws, highlighting Congressional debates and state rights concerns.
Mrs Chas Gier and daughter Blanch plan to meet Miss Gladys Grier in Fort Weyne for the holidays. A malfunctioning Electric Light Plant caused two silent nights of film show, now returning with an extra feature. Farmers plow early due to mild weather, many finishing spring plowing. The Pythian Circle enjoyed a gathering at Mrs Chas Halli's home with 22 members. January tea will be hosted by Mrs Wingard and Mrs Ralph Caswell. The Eastern Star initiated Mrs Lillian Goodrich and planned the Dec 27 public installation. division three served refreshments. $25 was voted to help buy a new carpet for the ball.
This short notice urges customers to review their accounts and call to settle any overdue balances this month. it stresses contacting the business for payment arrangements and closure of open op accounts.
Local item invites readers to join the Booster List and boost community efforts. Mentions Clifton Grim visiting, holiday school close, Follett’s subscriptions, and Mrs. Fred Lott clerking during the rush. Includes social notes on Sorosis club, medical travel, lamp ads, and upcoming meetings.
The piece argues that consistent advertising builds reader expectation, sharpens the merchant in ad craft, and yields results. It likens adverts to reliable services and steady effort, noting hard work makes a merchant proficient and successful through continual publicity.
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