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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1913
Page
3
The editor thanks patrons from the first issue and asks business leaders and citizens to help fund upgrades for a better publication. The note notes possible investments to expand beyond the town but emphasizes prudent promises and friendly cooperation.
A brief ad urges customers to settle accounts this month and to call L De Caswell of The Rexall Store. It closes with a prompt asking if the reader is a Booster and to join the crowd.
A man dressed for extreme cold wandered the street as thermometers hovered near 100, appearing unfazed by the heat. He wore a heavy winter suit, beaver hat, fur cap, and heavy shoes, calmly strolling the avenue despite the stifling conditions.
A comprehensive catalog notes numerous active enterprises and public institutions including banks mills factories theaters lawyers dentists doctors hotels and stores. It lists civic amenities such as a municipal light plant railroad depots schools churches and fire brigades along with professional services and trades reflecting stable community infrastructure.
The Concert Favorites return Friday evening December 12 for a musical program of readings songs and cartoons. Illustrated songs and stories will be featured as part of the entertainment.
Fire on Sunday night damaged the John Roberta farm house occupied by Orlo Roberta with substantial loss to building and contents. Insurance coverage is noted. contact Bilshep Iremont at telephone 26 or 6 for details.
The Tri State College second team faced the F H team Friday afternoon with praise for the college boys. A return game may be scheduled, while two local teams also played at Pleasant Lake where Pleasant Lake led 15 6 in the first game and 12 6 in the second, after fifteen minutes.
The text muses on Theodore Roosevelt hunting lions and rhinoceroses in Africa with rifle or shotgun and compares big game hunting to aggressive business tactics. It suggests concentrating force and aiming true to hit the bull's eye and achieve results, reflecting 1913 copyright language.
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