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Newspaper

Fremont Eagle

Location

Fremont, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1922

Page

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Indiana crop report shows overall decline since June

The July report by Geo C Bryant for the cooperative crop reporting service notes a general drop in crop conditions across Indiana since June. Corn acreage rose 1 percent, oats and winter wheat weakened, and potatoes, hay, apples, and small fruits show lower yields and quality due to heat and pests. total production projections reflect weaker crops statewide.

Geo. C. Bryant Co-Operative Crop Reporting Service Indiana

Butler Carnival Fails to Impress Town folks

A traveling carnival troupe came to Butler last week but failed to draw patrons. The town ledger shows the bank closed as the event began. the town issued attachment papers on the snakes after the show drained funds. By Tuesday noon the snakes were deemed town property, while the constable complained of his duties feeding the venomous animals. The fakirs left one by one, disillusioned with life.

Butler Herald

Community News Tips for Eagle Readers

Subscribers are asked to cooperate in making the Eagle newsier by writing items about themselves or friends and neighbors. Sign your name to verify authenticity. You may also telephone items any time up to 4 o'clock Wednesday.

EAGLE

Gould Opens Gasoline Line Filling Station at Tin Shop

R A Gould opens a new gaso line filling station at his tin shop just north of Wade hospital. He carries a full line of Moreland's oils and greases. The old Quaker meeting house in Faston Maryland stands as built since 1683.

R. A. Gould Wade Hospital Moreland Faston Maryland

Narrow escape as straw fire threatens Williams property

A toy balloon ignited a tall straw stack on the J D Williams farm near Allen Michigan. About two hundred townspeople and car drivers fought the blaze for minutes to prevent the grain barn and fifty seven loads of hay from catching fire, keeping the stack and barns from total loss. The Thrasher family thanked locals for the quick concerted effort and a watch was kept overnight.

Live Allen Mich Quincy Herald

Storm Damage Toll In Indiana Reported In Local Area

Heavy rain and windstorm hit Monday night with downed trees and telegraph lines south of town. Traction lines Waterloo to Fort Wayne damaged, cars halted midweek. A nine year old girl Eulalia Brookup of Swan Noble County was killed when a barn roof blew off.

Here Waterloo Fort Wayne Eulalia Brookup Swan Noble County

Amanda Belle Forrester obituary

Amanda Belle Forrester, daughter of Levi and Nancy Huston, was born in Williams county Ohio on March 5 1868 and died July 4 1922 at age 54 plus months. She married Adolphus Forrester in January 1883. he died November 2 1914. Survived by five children Blanche Bartlow Clarence Bedell Ernest Forrester Pearl Lash Zelma Sommerlott four grandchildren one great grandchild three brothers and one sister. Funeral from Fremont M E church July 6 1922 conducted by Rev W L Clear. Buried Old cemetery.

Amanda Belle Forrester Levi Nancy Huston Williams County Ohio Adolphus Forrester Forrester Blanche Bartlow Clarence Bedell Ernest Forrester Fremont Ind Pearl Lash

Birthday Party for Miss Bess Dotts Celebrated at Parents

Miss Bess Dotts was surprised at her parents Elmer Dotts and wife home on July 4 for her birth day anniversary. A party of friends reported a very jolly time and enjoyment amid the celebration.

Miss Bess Dotts Elmer Dotts

Bank approves sale of Fremont bank assets in 1922

At a special meeting of stock holders of the First State Bank Fremont Indiana held June 30 1922 a majority over 75 percent of the outstanding stock voted to sell the real estate and fixtures of the bank to the First National Bank of Fremont and liquidate the assets. Howard E Lees cashier.

First State Bank Fremont Ind First National Bank of Howard E. Lees

Frank Weyburn Found Dead in Chair at Home

Neighbors discover Frank Weyburn dead in his northwest town residence on Monday after he had spent time tending his yard. Dr. Wade says death occurred hours before discovery. Daughters Mrs. John Barry and Mrs. Carl Stroh notified, wife Mrs. Weyburn away in Illwart. Funeral planned for today.

Frank Weyburn R. L. Wade Mr. Weyburn John Barry Carl Stroh

Office Cat Wit and City Snapshots in One Page

A collage of quips and vignettes on work, money, professions, and daily life. Jokes about lawyers doctors and maids mix with playful poems about girls and breezes. A punchline about a domestic wash day and a neighborhood argument closes the slice.

First National Bank Moves Into New Fremont Location

Announcement notes the First National Bank of Fremont purchasing the First State Bank building and fixtures and taking possession after Saturday’s close of business. The former bank staffs are combined, with merger aims to improve local banking services through one bank. Also includes church service schedule references.

First State Bank First National Bank of Fremont First National Hans

Chautauqua Tent To Be Set On Vacant Lot South Of Church

The chautauqua tent will be placed on a vacant lot one block south of the Evangelical church this year. The first program, The Shepherd of the Hills, will be presented tomorrow night by the Wales Players. Citizens are urged to buy season tickets to support the event, which relies on public funding to cover costs and avoid deficits.

Evangelical Church Shepherd of the Thills Irnday Wales Players

B and O Railroad 95 Years in Operation and Local Updates

Williams county to build 29 bridges this year. Judge Link and family to Odin Michigan. Battle Creek fire causes about 100000 in losses. J A Murphey dies aged 76. wife died June 27. South Bend pupils save 24000 since February. Three year old injured by flying stone in Auburn. Hillsdale hatchery men meet in Hillsdale with Prof Foreman present. Mirror law enforcement for trucks under district highway officer. Bert Warner fined ten dollars in Aubur n for speeding.

Williams County Ohio Judge Link Odin Mich Teading Battle Creek J. A. Murphey Batavia Township Branch County South Bend Vern Buchanan Auburn Buchanan Hamilton Lake Hillsdale County Hillsdale Foreman Bert Warner Coldwater

Schlosser Bros Move Cream Station to Old Bank Building

Schlosser Bros will relocate their cream station from north of the Duguid store to the former bank building across the street.

Schlosser Bros. Move Schlosser Bros Duguid

Revenue Collector Explains July Tax Returns Plan

M Lert Thurman announces July 31 deadline for returns under the 1921 Revenue Act. Domestic and foreign corporations face capital stock taxes and business definitions, with branch offices listed across Indiana. Miscellaneous taxes cover brokers theaters circuses and motor vehicles, with rates from 10 to 100 dollars and up to 100 dollars per auto.

M. Lert Thurman Internal Revenue District of Indiana The Venevior of Internal Revenue Indianapolis Ind Terre Haute Evansville New Albany LaFayette Muncie Logansport South Bend Gary Fort Wayne Collector of Internal Revenue United States Commissioner of Internal Revenue

Lively Forest Park Party Hosted by Miss Collins

Miss Ora Collins and Mrs Myra Brown hosted a lively gathering last Saturday at the Collins cottage on Lake George. Attendees included Mrs Fred Walter of Los Angeles DeForest Young and wife George Hastings and wife Bert Sprague and wife Mildred Emerick Chicago Mr and Mrs Stillman Collins Fred Baker and wife and grandson Mrs A A Caswell Mrs J A Bevier Mrs Lottie Lytle and grandson and Ralph Follett and wife. A pot-

Forest Park Ora Collins Myra Brown Collins Cottage Lake George Fred Walter Los Angeles Calif DeForest Young George Hastings Jackson, Mich Bert Sprague Ind Millie Emerick Chicago Stillman Collins Fred Baker A. A. Caswell J. A. Bevier Lottie Lytle Ralph Follett

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