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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1914
Page
5
A fragmentary reference notes a Co-Operative Farm Products Marketing matter from 1914 with vague details about an event or decision linked to a western region and an organization possibly named Ce. The text hints at a historic cooperative effort and related proceedings.
In Dunglow County Donegal the so called gombeen man haunts rural life as a loan shark, until co operative credit societies change the balance. Paddy Gallagher recounts debts and high interest, while co operatives organize capital, require productive use of loans, and empower farmers to repay.
Nancy, a loyal secretary in a city office, faces loneliness as she contemplates resigning to seek broader life. On St Valentine’s Day, employer John Steele unexpectedly proposes romance and a future together, offering a new life beyond the office.
Popular Mechanics explains Florida rests on a coral reef covered by lime rock. Artesian wells produce pressure from Fort Pierce to Jacksonville. A swamp was drained using a gasoline centrifugal pump forcing water through limestone strata to the sea. The method, used where surface water is absent, has been patented.
Workmen near New Bedford uncover a bag of old copper coins dated before 1780, including two Liberty pennies from 1797 and 1798 and a 1774 King George penny. The notable Fugio pennies feature sun and sundial design with Mind Your Own Business, dating 1787, and edge inscription Pugio, plus a reverse 13-link circular chain.
George I. Perry, 63, veteran engineer on the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul line, died of heart disease at the throttle while his train, the Olympian, won a race against a rival service near Easton ahead of a steep Cascade grade. Perry had more than 40 years in service and had never been in a wreck. Friends planned a surprise party for his homecoming when news of his death reached them.
Colusa California coroner's jury rules death from old age and exposure for Ben McAtie once a wealthy Oregon farmer. Body found on Brown and Zunwalt ranch where he herded geese for P T Putnam. McAtie, nearly seventy, deeded all property to his three children and vanished about twenty years ago.
Frederick Spreck, a wealthy Lansing farmer, admits setting fire to the Harrigan rural schoolhouse to remove the young teacher from her post and press his marriage proposal. He hoped the fire would force her to accept.
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