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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1907
Page
6
Farmers in the season are warned to avoid coloring butter as the pure food law bans any coloring agents in butter and requires moisture to stay under sixteen percent. The note explains that winter feeding yields very white butter and that coloring is used more by butter makers, though infractions may bring legal trouble.
Farmers and dairymen are offered Suconte per pound for butterfat in cream from any good hand separator until further notice. Deliver cream to the nearest station and the company pays all charges, with free washing and returning of cans. Settlements on the 10th and 25th of each month. Write or call at the creamery, Hillsdale Michigan.
Local Line notice: Rev P O Fulgham will preach at the Congregational church next Sunday morning February 17 on The Whole Armor of God from Eph 6 13. All are invited to attend.
Indianapolis reports the Indiana legislature progresses on key reforms including state supervision of private banks two cent fares and primary law changes. Democrats obstruct bills in committee and debate, with Republicans pressing for passage amid internal party tensions and public expectations.
The Lake Shore railroad trims travel costs between Auburn and Fort Wayne offering a seven day two trip ticket usable as a return or for two people heading in the same direction. In East Gilead Michigan a pound social honored Rev. P O Fulgham last Thursday with a dinner and gifts totaling corn wheat flour and other goods plus 45 chickens for the pastor to raise this summer.
Galesburg Piano Co of Galesburg Indiana advertises the Time Song Book containing twenty six favorites and national airs with words and music for ten cents postpaid. It lists Annie Laurie Old Kentucky Home Auld Lang Syne Home Sweet Home Yankee Doodle Last Rose of Summer Dixie Swing Low Sweet Chariot Far Away Swanee River Old Oaken Bucket and 15 more songs. Mention this paper.
The Boston Herald reports Berkeley Temple and Union Congregational Church will unite in September. Rev A A Stockdale, long serving at Berkeley Temple, will become pastor of the merged congregation, which will count about 800 members.
Notice to settle debts from J. W. Schaeffer who has disposed of his business in Fremont. All persons knowing themselves to be indebted should call before March 1 to settle accounts.
Mr Minerva Weaver to sell carpenter tools ladders turning lathe jack screws sun machines one engine harness household goods and other articles at residence in Fremont.
Dr. W. H. Nusbaum of Auburn sold his office to Dr. L. N. Geisinger and moved away. He later returned and Geisinger sues alleging breach of the contract to practice medicine in Auburn for a set period.
For sale by Lee Caswell a bottle of Hawks Burdock advertised at 85 cents. Claim cites kidney bladder and stomach troubles as targets of the remedy.
Clear Lake Mrs. Perry Huffman has been quite sick with the grippe. Miss Mary Handy was home from Angola College over Sunday. Wheeler Kitchen is having lumber hauled to build a barn in the spring. Wm. Barton and wife spent all week at their farm near Fayette Ohio. Mrs. Florence Nichols and little daughter Marvel visited Mrs. Nettie Grahamast Friday. Mrs. Cora Boley has been quite sick with throat trouble at the home of her parents J L Smith and wife. Mr. and Mrs. James Butler of Long Lake called on Mrs Butler's grandmother Mrs Baker last Sunday afternoon. James McConnel returned last Thursday from several weeks visit with his sister Mrs Nora Monroe near Butler. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tompkins of White Mich spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Edward Graham. Mr Tompking is a brother of Mrs Graham.
Kinderhook residents attended the Erwin Hantz sale on Monday Feb 11. Jacob Michael visited Batavia while Ernest Watters hauls logo to Fremont. Waller Bros buzz wood for Willis Saylor. Earl Jaques of Hicksville Ohio visits Willis Saylor. John Waller spent Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs Jesse Waller. Harry Weeden returns home after visiting Kinderhook friends. Harry Chilton of Fergus Mich visits his uncle Aunt Mr and Mrs G Abbott. Mr and Mrs Almon Rex of Barberton Ohio visit brother Wm Rex. Mark Coffman and wife return from Coldwater after a visit.
Miss Verba Fulmer spent Sunday at Sam Watters. Bert Legg is recovering from a grip illness. Joe Lock and wife of Quincy visited J. M. Follett’s last week. Miss Neva Lytle of Fremont visits her uncle J. W. Lyte. J. C. Disbro and Wm. Munn spent Sunday in Obio visiting relatives. Mrs. C. M. Follette spent part of the week in Quincy visiting relatives. Jin Legg and wife of Orland spent Friday and Saturday at Legg’s. Mrs. Peter Iverson, caring for Mrs. Fred Shilling, returned to Hay. Mr. and Mrs. Mort Kiine and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ogden of Algonac spent Sunday with Pard Ogden and family. Mrs. Sherman broke her limb below the knee in a fall Sunday morning. Tea of U, Secor was mentioned.
A compiled list of property transfers shows numerous deeds across Jackson Fremont and Jamestown including Higbie and Mabrey families with parcels in Jackson Otsego and Steuben plus sales in Pleasant Lake and Salem. The report notes a damaging fire early Saturday morning injuring Mrs Wakeman and her Carrol party during a visit.
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