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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1922
Page
4
President Harding praises the farmer while critiquing the Wall Street financial bloc and railroad interests. The piece argues the farmer has awakened from a long slumber and will push back against powerful blocs, signaling a shift toward stronger national prosperity.
The passage emphasizes the central role of farmers in American progress. It echoes President Harding on agriculture as a national concern and argues for national representation in Congress to steer the country toward happiness and growth.
In a small town tale, Leslie confronts engagements and finances as Eunice’s visit prompts a rethink. Eunice urges marrying for partnership, not advantage, while George’s bank collapse tests their readiness. Leslie accepts a future with George despite hardship, planning a simple wedding tomorrow.
Nellie Andrews faces a choice between Rolfe Wilson and Joel Benton as Benton discovers his large inheritance from Jared Jones. After careless spending and debts, Benton loses Nellie but gains a fresh start when Rolfe buys him out and Uncle Jared steps in, gifting Benton a store and Nellie’s hand in marriage.
Helpful Oklahoma Frogs aided federal and county officers in locating a moonshine still on Bushy mountain near a lake. After an extensive search, they heard a croak and found a sixty gallon still and quantity of commash on the lake bank.
The Louisville Courier Journal quotes a wry speaker saying a history of the war cannot be sold because many people were in the conflict and many can see flaws in his account. The remark highlights the challenge of presenting contested histories.
A worried restaurant owner recounts losing customers as rumors of rat infestation spread. After trying RAT SNAP, the kitchen is reported pest free and business recovering.
Eugene Griffith, son of B F Griffith of Otsego and a Lake Shore mail clerk, was assaulted and robbed in Chicago and died from his injuries. The item notes jurors for the February term of court in 1894, listing grand and petit jurors.
Mrs. Algie Hagaman and her two year old child died in a house fire near Montpelier Ohio. The home was destroyed and the cause remains undetermined.
The Indiana Production Company announced plans to establish a soy bean oil extraction plant at Peru Indiana. The facility will extract and refine oil for soap and other products and press beans into stock food cakes. If successful, more plants may follow in soybean regions. Cement plant at Quincy Michigan to reopen around April 1. Notice of Final Settlement of Estate for Rudolph Shank deceased in Steuben Circuit Court. Administratrix has filed final account. hearing set February 6, 1922. heirs to appear and prove heirship. RACHEL SHANK Bratton Gleason Attorneys.
A life sized figure carved from solid rock was discovered by campers in a remote Crater Lake area. The carving bears the initials M. A. Y. and the mark 1843, with the locale implying it was created long before white exploration of the region. The creator and date remain unknown.
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