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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1904
Page
5
An old advertisement touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as a cure for headaches neuralgia monthly pains and dizziness claiming quick relief without organ harm. It emphasizes suitability for women and children and includes testimonies and dubious claims about safety and rapid soothing effects.
Two more personally conducted tours to the Great Southwest are announced for Tuesday February 2 and Tuesday February 16 at unusually low rates. First class travel, three weeks return limit, and eligible for liberal west-bound step overs.
The Indiana Republican Editorial Association welcomes senators Beveridge and Fairbanks for greetings. Beveridge could not attend due to illness but sent a message stressing conservative progress and unity, while Fairbanks extends regrets and praises the editors for supporting good government and inspires ongoing campaign efforts.
Indiana Day at the exposition September 15 features over 1200 incandescent lights illuminating the Indiana building. Caldwell and Drake, Indiana Contractors, have erected sixteen pavilions including the agricultural palace, the largest building in the world. The exposition plans include a bank on site for safe deposits with checks and drafts honored. Superintendent Pope of the educational department urges commissioners to include state classes and a school for detectives. Architects Mohurin and Colmbiar oversee interior finishings, while livestock displays highlight noted breeders and prize winners.
Pheba Jones born January 2, 1827 in Licking county Ohio moved to Steuben county in 184% married Nelson Hutchins December 1 1850. She raised four children, three survived. joined the Methodist Episcopal church at 13 and remained faithful until health declined. After over sixty years of service she died February 4, 104, with funeral at Jones Chapel led by Rev. F. A. Reichelder. Also notes Farnham death at Olathe and community reactions. Auditor Douglass and son Claude bought Samuel Carter farm south of Steuben township. Local social items include visits from Mr and Mrs KE Chapin and others and a phonograph gathering. United Brethren quarterly meeting set for February 21-22 in the Congregational church. all invited.
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