Rice Is Still Cheap and Nutritious for Families
Indianapolis article by Dr. H. E. Barnard, Pure Food and Drug Commissioner of Indiana, urges making rice a staple in American homes. He notes rice remains affordable, compares polished versus unpolished rice, and emphasizes its high nutritive value and ease of cooking for households facing high food prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Barnard
Pure Food and Drug Commissioner of
Indiana
Indianapolis
America
Viola McAlicher Weds Rev William J Reseigh in Quiet Pittsburgh Ceremony
A Dec 20 1916 wedding at the home of Mr and Mrs Elias McAlicher united Viola McAlicher and Rev William J Reseigh of North Homestead. Best man Thomas George of Pittsburgh bridesmaid Edith McAlicher. Officiant Rev H O Fichter. The couple planned Christmas with families then a New Year visit before settling in North Homestead where the groom serves as pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith McAlicher
Viola
Elias McAlicher
William J. Reseigh
North Homestead
Thomas George
Pittsburgh
H. O. Fichter
First Primitive Methodist Church of
Oliphant
Steuben County Farm Loan Association Call Meeting
A meeting of current and prospective members of the Steuben County National Farm Loan Association is planned for Friday afternoon December 29 at 1 00 oclock in the county office. County Agent H R Smalley invites interested farmers to attend to complete the organization at that time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steuben County National Farm Loan Association
H. R. Smalley
Loans on Farm Lands by The Straus Brothers Company Ligonier Indiana
Five percent loans on good productive farms offered for five years with liberal prepayment privileges. Details available by letter or at the office. Also notices appointing Clyde A. Duguid as administrator of Alexander M. Duguid estate in Steuben County Indiana. Gleason attorney. News notes on Hoffer printing office resignation and Angola Herald coverage during publisher Morley’s absence due to oil inspector duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Straus Brothers Company
Ligonier
Indiana
Alexander M. Duguid
Steuben County
Clyde A. Duguid
D. W. Gleason
W. E. Bower
Hoffer Printing Office
Angola Herald
H. W. Morley
Subscriptions and Promotion Urges for Eagle Readers
The notice asks subscribers to renew overdue or upcoming Eagle subscriptions, notes rising print costs and metal shortages, and reminds patrons to renew by January 13 while promoting a forthcoming automobile giveaway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
EAGLE
Farm Study Class Helps Clear Lake Men Learn Agriculture
A group of Clear Lake township residents plans a winter farm study class led by Ray Throop. Weekly meetings will cover dairying with a standard textbook, farm papers, and practical experiences. H. R. Smalley invites others in Steuben County to form similar groups and start with selecting a subject and ordering books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clear Lake Township
Ray Throop
Steuben County
H. R. Smalley County
Peace bid sought against Mrs Katherine Staley Searles over harassment
Frankfort confectionery proprietors sought a restraining order against Mrs Katherine Staley Searles owner of a building they occupied for bombardment of telephone messages notes and personal calls in a dispute linked to earlier Angola residency where she served as society editor of the Angola Herald. Star Theater announces New Years special featuring Triangle five reels with Douglas Fairbanks and a Keystone two reel comedy admission 10 and 15 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Staley Searles
Frankfort
Ind
Searles
Angola
Angola Herald
Star Theater
Douglas Fairbanks
Lodges Install Officers in Northeastern and Fremont Chapters
Northeastern Lodge No. 210 F. and A. M. and Fremont Chapter No. 366 O. E. S. held a joint installation of officers. Eastern Star officers include Minnie Hall as Worthy Matron and Carey Jordan as Worthy Patron. Lodge officers listed include Bart Jordan as W M and Parks Watts as Ss. W. and others. Refreshments were served by Eastern Star ladies after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
O.E.S
Anna Wells
Cora Taylor
Adah
Kate Taylor
Ruth— Marie Jordan
Esther—Ivah ‘Taylor
Martha—Ruby Hershey
Electa
Hazel Jordan
L. Bricker
Sentinel
S. L. Bricker
Northeastern Lodge
W. M
Bart Jordan
Ss. W.—Parks Watts, J. W.—Ernest Watters
Treas
Wm. Keehen
Sec
Boy Dies From Oil Stove Explosion In Bethel Township
Last Saturday night nine year old Donald Sherman of Bethel township Branch county died from burns after an oil stove exploded in his room and set the bed clothes on fire. His grandmother alerted others as his parents returning home from Christmas shopping arrived. Dr. Fred Sherman of East Gilead is the boy’s paternal uncle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Sherman
Bethel Township
Branch County
Fred Sherman
East Gilead
Fremont Chapter R. A. M. Elects Officers
Fremont Chapter R. A. M. held an election last Friday evening naming Warren D. Wells as H P and Samuel L. Bricker as K. Jonathan E. Taylor became S with Charles E. Hall as Treas and Geo F. Harding as Secy. Donald H. Wells C H James H. Jones P S J Irving Bricker R A C Bart Jordan M3V William D. Rummel M2V William E. Blackman M1V Richard H. Dygert Guard. Next convocation scheduled for Monday evening January 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
H. P
Warren D. Wells
Samuel L. Bricker
Jonathan E. Taylor
Treas
Charles E. Hall
Sec’y
Geo. F. Harding
C. H
Donald H. Wells
P. S
James H. Jones
J. Irving Bricker
Bart Jordan
William D. Rummel
William E. Blackman
Richard H. Dygert
Remark on National Guard critique by Commanding General
The 13th Provisional Division reports on the Indiana 3rd Infantry's Mexican Border service. Brigadier General Edward M. Lewis commends the regiment for five months of training and admirable conduct, noting its departure from Camp Llano Grande as a proud Indiana unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Guard
Third Indiana Infantry
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Covell
13Th Provisional Division
Camp Llano Grande
Texas
Indiana Infantry
Indiana
Edward M. Lewis
Happy New Year 1916 Eagle Year-End Message
The Eagle reflects on twenty four years of publication in Fremont and thanks readers for support. The staff and country correspondents are praised for quality work as the editor and family wish a happy prosperous New Year to all readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Eagle
Fremont
School News Notes Begin Holiday Week At Local High
Vacation week announced for all grades with notes on editors laid off. Visitors Miss Genevieve Duguid and Miss Marie Anderson attended. High school held parliamentary practice and a Christmas program with parents present. Profs Milamore visits Toledo. hope for honor roll. School resumes January 2 1917. County funds auditing results promised. Postoffice hours Sunday listed. Bank stockholders meeting announced for First National Bank.
Eight Boys Head 1916 Boys Corn Club Winners
The article announces 1916 Boys Corn Club winners across eight townships including Jamestown Stedman Burlingame Salem Wade Shu maker York Preston Moody Fremont Claude Cooper Otsego Lester Teegardin Steuben Robert Ferris Pleasant Mark Sanders Jackson Clarence Oury. Each boy grew one acre, submitted ten ears, passed corn judging, and prepared a full report with an essay. Awards weight yield 80 percent, cost per bushel 30, exhibit score 20, judging 15, and essay 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Stedman Burlingame
Salem
Wade Shumaker
York
Preston Moody
Fremont
Claude Cooper
Otsego
Lester Teegardin
Steuben
Robert Ferris
Pleasant
Mark Sanders
Jackson
Clarence Oury
Purdue Short Course trip to Washington prize winners named
Stelman Burlingame wins Steuben county prize a trip to Washington D C for 1960 outcomes along with Edward Champion and Miss Arline VanFossen as livestock judging and domestic science winners. Eight boys depart January 8 from Angola 9 04 led to Purdue with prep for rooms and board. Steuben county aims to send 60 youths to the annual fair farming event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stelman Burlingame
H. C. Burlingame
Jamestown Township
Washington, D. C
United States
Purdue
Angola
Edward Champion
Arline VanFossen
Fair Association
Steuben County
H. R. Smalley
Prices Compared Indiana farm products 1915 1916
Government crop report shows averageprices for corn wheat oats barley rye buckwheat potatoes and sweet potatoes from 1915 to 1916 with gains in corn wheat rye and buckwheat while hay remains near steady. The note ends with a garbled line and signature William Harding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Fragmentary OCR Notice Reads Names and Dates
Fragments show names such as Srey, Colitas, Sarah Wi, Dennison, Oscar, Noah Perkins and places like Orland. The text appears as a damaged notice listing individuals and vague identifiers with no clear action or event.
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Jay Sherman
Royal Arch Masons
Indiana Regiment
Genevieve Duguid
Miss Marie Anderson
Albions
Prof
J. W. Milamore
Toledo
H. S
Dewey
Steeckheldera
First National Bank
Te Fishes Bank
Aeirce
Via
Tromeron
Millgrove
Ray
Fremont Ee
Clear Lake
Scott
Salem Tees
Hamilton Corporation
Hudson
Hudson Corporation Ee
Ashley School
Wee
Ashley Corporation
Corn Club
Umaker Moody Cooper Teegardin Ferris Sandersbury
William Harding
B. F. Chaps
Fred T. Hackett
C. E. Chapin
Chicago Veterinary College
Tel
First National Bank Angola
S. C. Wolfe
Zipfel Block
Taylor
First State E Bank
Robert L. Wade
Srings
G. A. Meer
Fremont, Indiana
Sheets & Rinehart Sanitary Barber Shop
Hillsdale Shan Lanatiy
B. A. Beosser
Caswell
Rexall
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