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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1893
Page
7
Births, visits, and moving tales frame Fremont life with July Fourth reflections. Mrs. Geo Gould welcomes a daughter while residents greet guests from Omaha, Dubuque, Bryan, Fort Wayne, and Jamestown. Sales, subscriptions, and local commerce mix with fire protection talks and excursion counts to Reading.
Clarence Walter and Stephen Dorwin on sick list for several days. Fred A Walter and wife and Chas Noyes spent Fourth at Jackson Michigan. Henry Gripajan advised before buying a piano or organ. Fremont depot debated. Lake Shore link questioned. Chas Stephens remodeled his business and promises better service. Enet Meat Market offers meats groceries and tobacco near Post Office. Bound July 4 at Fremont depot a sum of money. owner to claim via M Green. Reading celebration praised as a sign of neighborly spirit. Reading shown as a bustling business town with many ads from local merchants. Wool farmers urged to visit the world’s fair Australian wool exhibit for competitive insight. support for protection against free wool. Waterloo Press.
An urgent promo promises 1 year of The Era for $1 in advance plus a decorative aluminum World’s Fair souvenir, available at the office for 25 cents each or five for $1. Also includes a brief obituary notice for Edith May Thomas and a local anecdote about a pastor’s charitable reception, plus a classroom arithmetic anecdote.
The seller reports four loaded cars of binders and mowers, most sold out. He claims to have sold more binders and mowers than any other Steuben County dealer. He praises Deering and MacCor mick machines as best in the market and warns others are cutting prices. He invites farmers to view machines and expects to sell about 200 machines this season. He thanks customers and seeks continued patronage.
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