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Newspaper

Fremont Eagle

Location

Fremont, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1900

Page

5

Fremont area auction notice and printing ad

Auction notice touts Fremont printing office as best at selling sale bills with wide size options. Mentions auctioneer G L Wilkinson and garbled references to salary and personnel. Includes stray fragments about envelope processing and department listings in Chicago.

Fremont Steger West Intendi Nasen Steger & CO Chicago

Army horses in peril from long voyage and disease spread

The New York Sun reports from Frere camp in South Africa that horse sickness threatens British forces. Poorly conditioned English horses, long voyage fatigue, and lack of proper slings jeopardize transport and campaign success, with possible vast losses among horses, mules, and donkeys.

Tranaporte New York Sun Frere South Africa Belmont Graf Pan Modder River Cape Colony Natal Sun Cape Town England Ladysmith Robert Wallace University of Edinburgh

Dangerous Water Scoop Ended Tramps Ride On Trains

Wallace Cook of Pittsburg recalls modern railroading innovations that guarded against tramp riding. He describes a water scoop that fills the tender at speed and splashes into the forward mall car, washing away riders and causing injuries or death. The danger became widely known and engineers now avoid the car’s forward end.

Wallace Cook Pittsburg

A Fortunate Farmer and Lord Tennyson´s Wool Prize

Lord Tennyson governor of South Australia praises his farming fortune while crediting his wife for farm accounts and dairy work. He claims he and the queen won the highest wool prize in southern England, but stresses the core of success lies with his wife. About 1.5 million people are employed worldwide.

Lord Tennyson South Australia England Abe

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