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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1912
Page
5
Notice: resolutions of respect are charged at one dollar for each insertion as fixed by law. The brief item states that such notices incur a per insertion fee and are published under the applicable rate schedule.
Page items report old papers for sale at the office, bank deposits, a public sale January 18, mail service in zero weather, area deaths, dances at Armory Hall January 16, and various local notices. Mentions include Geo. Reed sick, A L Seeley sale, Bank of Fremont deposits, J A Bevier mail routes, and Clyde Algona events.
G V Abbott returned from Charlotte Midh after four or five days away. Crandall visited Kinderhook Wednesday to check on produce and poultry. Mrs Stokes is ill. Taxpayers feel taxes are too high and may push for change next year. Johnselim of Blakesley Ohio visited early week, Charles Johnson went to Angola on business. Dist No 2 school resumed. Some folks prefer a wheel barrow to a buggy.
In a tense moment a wife accuses her husband of never admitting fault. He retorts that the worst error of his life was marrying her, turning a domestic dispute into a biting public jab about their relationship. The exchange highlights unresolved tensions and fault lines within the marriage.
Mrs Mort Kline is recovering from illness. Mr and Mrs George Paradine hosted a New Year’s dinner with families from Ovid and Oscar Raisin of Flint Michigan. Miss Ollie Lytle returns to Crooked Lake for a few days. N W Smith and family of Fremont visited relatives here last week. Mrs Phema Shaeffer returned from Coldwater where she had limited improvement. School began Monday with Mrs Dartell as teacher. Mr and Mrs Earnest Kline visited friends in Algansee over Sunday.
The undersigned will sell at public auction on his farm one half mile north of Ray on Tuesday January 23 at 10 o clock. Items include one team of horses two milch cows four dead young cattle six thoroughbred ewes two broad sows eight shean many farming tools and other articles 90 Plymouth Rock chickens four turkeys 1200 bundles corn fodder 600 bushels of corn 150 bushels oats six tons clover hay Clayton Penner.
WwW. C Strunk and wife attended a quarterly meeting at Lemont Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Mingus of Montgomery visited James Mingus Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Falka visited L. McNaughton and mother at Ray Wednesday, and Thursday spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. M Lords at Montgomery. Mr. and Mrs. James McConnel spent Sunday at the former's sister Mrs. Monroe's at Clear Lake.
Auction on Wednesday January 17 at the Runnell farm one mile north and four miles east of Ray. Starts at 10 o'clock. Items include two horses, one fiveyearold cow fresh April 1, four cows six years old fresh in March, fifty head of brood ewes, fortyfive spring lambs, six brood sows, twenty three fall shots, one Duroc boar, farm tools, hay loader mower plows harrows cultivators corn shelter harness cedar fence peats oats corn seed peas, 100 chickens and more. Cash sums five dollars. over five dollars nine months with six percent interest and approved security. A J Seeley.
For Sale single and Rose comb brown Leghorn cockerels from Mrs John Duguid contact Home Telaphos Sa eiea eaere NET Also For Sale 30 pigs ten weeks old three sows to farrow in April Frank Purdy For Rent The Holcomb Store Koon Inquire at N G Ball Lost and Found cuff button lost Monday evening Finder returns C C Hills
An elderly reader reports Dr Miles Heart Remedy curing Mrs C C Gokeraty of heart disease. The notice promotes safety and self protection and mentions Mrs Gokey from Northfield in a local health claim.
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