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Insertion notice states each insertion costs one dollar and legal ads follow ratified rates by law. The record notes that resolutions and charges are fixed legally at the stated amounts for publication.
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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1912
Page
5
Insertion notice states each insertion costs one dollar and legal ads follow ratified rates by law. The record notes that resolutions and charges are fixed legally at the stated amounts for publication.
Local items report visits by Chas Noyes, Gladys Hughey, and others. market notices on safet y deposit boxes and coal base burner for sale. several travels to Sarita, Orland, Angola, and Fremont. Socials include box social at Moore School and family gatherings. oblique mentions of sickness, funerals, and courtship efforts.
Mrs Snow of Battle Creek visited Mrs Bert Sprague Sunday. Various residents traveled to Fremont, Pleasant Lake, Nevada and Algansee for family visits and errands. The Ladies Aid met at Mrs Frank Brown home with 24 members. program included readings and music, proceeds 2.45 dollars.
Fragments claim the salve heals rough or sore hands lips and chapped skin with terrors of far north winds. It touts relief for cold sores burns bruises and piles and lists a price of 25 cents at LL De Caswall's.
Fremont Lumber and Coal Company alerts all persons owing money to call and settle promptly. M. A. Jones serves as Manager and oversees the collection.
All persons knowing themselves to be indebted to the late Robert C Cameron are requested to call at the office of Frank Sailor and settle at once. A. E. Kinsey, Administrator.
An 1842 account notes a $100 per plate banquet paid to Henry Clay in New Orleans. The ad promotes Dr. King's New Life Pills as remedies for stomach issues and digestive disorders, claiming they aid liver and bowel troubles. Sold by L. De Caswell for 25 cents.
The fragment notes the original Continental flag adopted January 8 1776. It mentions 18 stripes and the union of St George crosses with Andrew’s cross, reflecting early design elements.
A midnight horseback ride by a young girl in the Catskills warns locals of a feared forest fire and saves many lives. The ad then touts Dr King s New Discovery for lung trouble with testimonial from W B Patterson of Wellington Texas who claims dramatic recovery after four deaths from consumption. Price 50c and 91.00 with trial hotels free guaranteed by I De Caswall.
On January 3 1912 at the home of Mr and Mrs George Swaine in Kinderhook Mich Miss Bertie Swaine wed Mr Lee Michael of Kinderhook Mich Rev Fallis performed the ceremony under a canopy of flowers Chrysanthemums and carnations adorned the setting A two course supper and fruit course followed as guests offered best wishes for a long and prosperous life for the couple.
Mrs Marguerite Lint attended the funeral of her uncle James S Hughey in Coldwater. Born December 6 1837 in Maine County Ohio he moved to Indiana as a youth, served in the 80th Indiana Regiment, later lived in Kalamazoo County Michigan and Coldwater. He married Elizabeth Forney in 1861 and had four children two surviving sons John and James Hughey of Algansee and Will Hughey of Coldwater. He worked as a carpenter and farmer and had resided in Coldwater about seven years.
A mass convention of Prohibitionists and party affiliates is set for January 30 1912 at the Opera House in Angola. Morning meetings will discuss party work followed by an evening address by Rev W O Butterfield of South Dakota noted for prohibition efforts.
Mr and Mrs Henry Fales of Auburn visited a couple days last week with Clem Pew and family.
The undersigned will sell at public auction on this farm one half mile north of Ray on Tuesday January 23 at 10 oclock the following property One team of horses two milch cows fresh in spring four dead young cattle six thoroughbred ewes two brood sows eight shoats A number of farming tools and other articles 90 Plymouth Rock chickens four turkeys 1200 bundles corn fodder 600 bushels 150 bushels oats six tons clover hay Clayton Penner
Wade Dally family visited E C Dally on Sunday. Roy and Lizzie Smith stayed with Dan Callen. Rhoda Painter visited Henry Rathbun near York. Earl Cobb and daughter visited James McConnell. James McComb of Clarksdale visited the Dally family. A G Smith returned from a northern trip and stopped at Lester Chapin in Grand Rapids. Falka invites the Aid Society for Wednesday. The group will stock ice-house for the year. Harry Strunks delivers mail for Mr Curwin.
Sorosis gathered January 12 at Mire Minne Heb’s second home with good attendance. Miss Beulah tricker spoke on Primitive Inhabitants of U S Life and Quatums, followed by Mrs. Jennie Shupp on Colonial Days of U S. Mm. Maude Moore presented Famous Artists of America. all talks praised.
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