May Farm Stock Company Seeks Local Capital for Poultry Coops
C. B Badger and son Guy have produced exhibition poultry coops and incubators and anticipate selling them. they seek to form a Freemont stock company to raise capital for machinery and materials. Businessmen discussed backing the venture and more supporters may join. The community hopes action soon follows, speeding the plant to operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Badger
Guy
Fremont
Sen
Metoo
Indiana Voters Await Lawyer Heavy State Ticket
Indianapolis reports list fourteen state offices to fill next November with twenty-nine candidates. A majority are lawyers including seven seats for lawyers after the attorney general post. Names span Secretary of State to State Geologist and Supreme Court judges with multiple appellate races noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Marion County
Fred A. Sims
Frankfort
John C. Billheimer
Washington
Elmer E. Stoner
Greenfield
James H. Davis
Anderson
John Dyer
Hammond
James Bingham
Macade
Joseph Stubbs
W.s. Biatenley
W. A. Macbeth
Terre Haute
Rural Free Delivery Routes Under Review for Patron Support
A communication from the fourth assistant postmaster general reports that of 51690 petitions for rural free delivery over one quarter were rejected due to lack of patronage or poor roads. About 1600 routes may be discontinued next year with an estimated saving of 1125000 dollars. Average route receipts are 42 cents daily. each route serves about 100 families within 24 miles. Patrons are urged to subscribe to money orders and newspapers at their doors to prevent closures. Uncle Sam won’t run routes at a loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faagle
United States
Congress
Uncle Sam
Horse Sale Monday at Repperd Barn
Next Monday February 19 at Repperd’s barn a car load of extra good Iown horses will be sold at auction. The lot includes colts drivers and draft horses three to seven years old weighing 1150 to 1600 pounds. Horses are not branded. Repperd recently sold a load at Angola with full buyer satisfaction. inquiries invited. Sale begins at one o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Repperd
Angola
Money to Loan and Classified Wants
Money to loan on farms at and per cent and service including abstracts of titles and funds trading. Call Nichols Buos Angola Lud. Wanted honest young man from Fremont to prepare for paying position in Government Mail Service Cedar Rapids Box One.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichols Buos
Bachelor Blagk
Angola
Fremont
Government Mall Service
Box One
Cedar Rapids, la
Court News: Davis Guilty Shot with Intent Case
In the state vs Jay Davis a jury found Davis guilty of shooting with intent to kill Harvey Johnson. Judge imposed a fine of four dollars and a jail term of 40 days. Morr vs Morr seeks 81000 alimony. Bo Holcomb vs Stage et al dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Davis
Harvey Johnson
Anna M. Morr
Joseph E. Morr
Privintiff
Benj
Bo Holcomb
Horace Stage
Wanted Jeistrict Managers to post signs and advertise
Help wanted notice seeks Jeistrict managers to post signs advertise and distribute simples. Salary 18.00 weekly 93.00 per day for expenses state age and present employment Ideal Shear Go 39 Randolph St Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ideal Shear
Randolph Ut
Chicago
Local Notes From Kinderhook and Nearby
Kinderhook residents report improvements by Miss Ethel Rex Jay Foglesong recent visits from Wn. Flint to Fremont Lumano L Jones rents farm to Herbert Kelso Peter Burke plans spring construction Miss Verle Michel visits West Kinderhook S N Bricker hires Truman Ward for coming season Ed and Will Yockey haul hay bought from Jesse Sellers Martin Echtman delegates to Branch county O E S convention at Coldwater Mr and Mrs Lee Knauss visit Mir and Mrs A A Shoup Geo Kugler buys incubator and brooder waiting for spring Mr and Mrs Geo Kugler spend Sunday in Orland with Tomp Hart
Pneumonia and illness cited in West California notes
The column lists residents and relatives with illnesses including pneumonia, grip and heart trouble. Individuals named include Stephen Bickford, Mott Ferguson, Mrs. Carruthers, Mrs. Osborn, and Mr. Shilling, plus visits between Fremont, Coldwater, Quincy and Anola as social notes and a horse incident ending with a damaged buggy and facial injuries.
Local Notes From Angola Yesterday and Nearby Areas
Ike Eckert and wife attended court in Angola last Tuesday. Polly Corey has been ill for days but is improving. Ralph Bulard and wife from near Hamilton stayed part of last week with W. H. Lemmon. Mr. Corey used the February freeze to fill his ice house with good ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike Eckert
Angola
Polly Corey
Ralph Bulard
Hamilton
W. H. Lemmon
Mr. Corey
Mrs John Mundy Hosts Visit in Camden
Mrs John Mundy and friends visited Camden on Sunday. Rural carriers announce a holiday February 22 for Washington's Birthday. Angola Railway and Power Co plans poles on West Maumee Street to support a franchise granted years ago. Fred A Rogers and wife from Reading attended a funeral in Vermont for his brother, who died in an accident, and they learned of Mrs Rogers death by telegram during the service, returning by the first train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angola Ry. and Power Co
West Maumee Street
Angola
Fred A. Rogers
Reading
Vermont
Mra. Roger
Mra. L. M. Rogers
Reorganization Meeting for County Rural Letter Carriers
Mail carriers plan a full day gathering in Angola at the Russel House. Activities include a 10 a.m. meeting and an afternoon session to organize or reorganize the County Rural Letter Carriers Association. All county carriers are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angola
Russel House
Ansley Electric Plant Sees Monthly Collections Rise
Arthur Ansley reports the electric light plant’s monthly collections increased from 70 to 110.60 dollars since he began running it. He credits reliable service and aims to grow patronage further.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Ansley
Licensed to Wed Names Listed for Ceremony
A notice lists individuals eligible to wed including James A. King Pearl Kunkamp David H. Ritter Edie M. Mutsoll Edward Zimmerman and Lura B cetts as licensees or applicants for marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. King
Pearl Kunkamp
David H. Ritter
Edie M. Mutsoll
Edward Zimmerman
Lura B. Cetts
Warren Sayre Defeated for renomination in Wabash county
Warren G. Sayre of Wabash was defeated for renomination as representative from Wabash county. A veteran of both legislative houses known as the watchdog of the treasury, his loss is said to give some satisfaction to Governor Hanly, who had criticized Sayre on various occasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren G. Sayre
Wabash
Wabash County
Also Mentioned on This Page
G.V. Abbott
Fremont, Ind
Vv. T. Mosher
Railroad St
Hillsdale
Mich
Bell Telephone
John Mundy
G. A. Moore
Taylor and Farmers
Ind
DR. B
Wole
S. W. Phiguid & Cos
Bof. Cilatien
Olive
Meheehee
Indy
S. C. Wolfe
Zipfel
Taylor
Farmers
Bank of Fremont
Heeanont
Uneain
Fivsan Hall
Heber
New
G. Haut
Ushie
First National Bank Angola
AS. A. Sheets “Barber Shop
Modern Steam Laundry
J. L. Lint
Agts
Schaeffer
Indiana
Chas E. Gleason
Powers & Qibbs
Seedemen
May Farm Stock Company
F. A. Cotton
John W. Lewis
James H.tomwlin
Shelbyville
W. E. Stipp
Mitchell
Supreme Court
Edward Everett Neal
Noblesville
Edward Fitzpatrick
Portland
Leander J. Monks
Winchester
O. N. Heaton
Fort Wayne
Northern
Daniel W. Comstock
Richmond
Frank Roby
R. Artman
Lebanon
J. M. Rabb
Williamsport
John C. Nye
Winamac
Woodiin D. Robinson
Princeton
C. C. Hadley
James B. Black
Ward H. Watson
Charleston
J. W. Thompson
J. Harbabgh and Brothers
Asa Holcomb
George W. Kirk
H.S. Osfall
Kirk
Mr. Osfall
Ashley
Holcomb
Ethel Rathbun
Hendry
Detroit
Angola Herald
Court News
Kinderhook
Ethel Rex
Jay Foglesong
Flint
Lumano L. Jones
Herbert Kelso
Peter Burke
Verle Michel
West Kinderhook
S. N. Bricker
Truman Ward
Will Yockey
Jesse Sellers
Martin Echtman
Branch County
Coldwater
Lee Knauss
Mir
A. A. Shoup
Geo. Kugler
Orland
Tomp Hart
West
California
Stephen Bickford
A.D. Yates
Wm. Wolf of
John Bordt
Sam Watters
Mrs. Pearl Osborn
Quincy, Mich
Mort Kline
Mott
Albert Ferguson
Chas. McNall and Wife
Irvin MecNall
Hiram
Fred Shilling
Fred
Corey
Camden
Will
Warren Sayre
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!