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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1922
Page
4
All persons knowing themselves to be indebted to the Fremont Lumber & Coal Company will please call and settle by cash or note. Positively, all accounts must be settled.
A proposal suggests Fremont as an ideal site for a summer tourist camp with electric lighting water and toilets. The plan promises low cost and substantial trade, aiming to put Fremont on the map. Also presented are Steuben county 1921 tax levies payable 1922 figures by the Eagle amid an old dispute.
An examination of county treasurer figures shows Fremont not the highest in Steuben, with multiple townships including Ashley Hamilton and Orland cited in the discussion. The piece frames the dispute as a misunderstanding exploited by parties seeking tax money, and references a local bank meeting and ad mentions.
A New York surgeon uses radium to remove diseased tissue from ton sils with a painless method. Instruments placed in the mouth hold the radium while the operation lasts about twenty minutes.
Three month old infant of Mrs. Signe Swanson died in a lounge in Spokane Washington after painters closed the room believing it held only clothing. The child was dead when the mother opened the lounge five minutes later.
Lang Milton of St. Louis, a colored prisoner, receives an unusual release after sheriff John Willmann notes the ration burden. Milton was paroled from jail after weeks of confinement, with the sheriff finally freeing him unconditionally due to the heavy burden of his return provisions.
The son of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow has died in Boston at age 76. A wise remark about idleness among the employed appears in the record.
A South Dakota rancher in Edmunds County planted eight or nine rows of peanuts alongside spring corn. The peanuts matured fully and reached sizes comparable to southern varieties, yielding about 100 bushels per acre.
Machinery now cuts and polishes diamonds, signaling a shift from traditional hand processing to automated production, increasing precision and output in the jewelry industry.
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