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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1922
Page
4
A Fremont audience hears a son of the late James J. Hill predict wheat at five dollars a bushel soon. He argues high prices could push people back to farming, increasing food production, and that while hardships may come, civilization would endure.
Fremont motorists note a contrast between newcomers who order people out and an old timer who loads bystanders into the car. The elder driver then muds and presses the wheels to the road to lift the car free and continue.
When a wheel digs a deep hole on a short steep incline, fill the hole with stones or snow to enable a jack or fence rail. Tie a tire chain along the full wheel length and knot it at one spot to create a lump that can pull you out. Try these before calling for help.
A tale recalls John Beverley who wooed and married Margaret Froliot, with Bob Flinders as her former admirer. At a country club garden rendezvous a gambit with letters ends in a fight, revealing Margaret’s shift toward John and Bob’s retreat westward as friends mock the affair.
A collage of 28 year past items notes White grapes 10c per pound, Levi Dygert ill at home, Anna Doster elected W R C president, Alma Baum to lead Epworth League, Rev George Throop visiting from Eureka, K P lodge officials installed, elections and delegates named, a 7 year old birthday surprise, Elliott family visits in Hamilton, Rollin to Pensacola, Fla, and York revival with 46 joining the church led by UV A Foster.
Albert Burdick and his wife of Dunlaps Indiana visit Frank and other relatives. Miss Sadie Schaeffer plans country visits. A legal note recalls a 28 year old event. Judge Woodhull forms a partnership with Newton W. Gilbert. Angola plans a new electric light and power company.
F W Goodwin of feat Lake was in town during the 28 ase igi. Elder A B Mahin of Fort Wayne was to preach in the M church on Sunday.
Advert shows circulars printed for lectures by A P Straiho presenting a scientific form of religion and Bible interpretation. He cites endorsements, says he will lecture in churches and institutions favoring progressive religion and inter church world movement, and plans at least two talks at one location, with possible Fremont or Angola as next venues.
Notice is given that Rachel Shank as Administratrix has filed her final account in the Rudolph Shank estate, No 1766 Steuben Circuit Court February Term 1922. The court will examine the account on February 6, 1922, and interested parties must appear and show cause why the account should not be approved. Heirs and others must prove heirship or claim to the estate at that time. Bratton & Gleason, Attorneys.
Government notice warns farmers of rat borne threats including bubonic plague and foot and mouth disease harming humans and stock. It promotes RAT-SNAP poison in three sizes 35c 65c and 1.25 sold by E L Mertz drug store with a guaranteed kill and no odor.
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