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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1912
Page
7
The essay argues that oiled streets are the finest public improvement for Fremont providing cleaner air and less dust. It calls for an equitable, economical funding method and better public information on oiling a portion of streets, noting past funding issues and slow payments. It urges the Eagle to publish details for public understanding and participation.
The piece argues for nonpartisan banking reform aligned with government framework. It urges Congress to adopt cooperative, nation wide safeguards benefiting farmers, planters, investors, borrowers, and wage earners, reducing panic effects and curbing financial trusts without political bias. The language invokes Wall Street as a target of reform and stresses fiscal justice across towns and regions.
West California notes show Mr and Mrs George Varadine with daughters visiting Wm Paredine in Ovid Sunday. Local business callers included Mr Lebrience of LaGrange and N W Smith of Hremont at Disbros. L A S meeting at Mrs Geo Adames home drew 32 attendees. Ice cream social slated for July 18 at Mr and Mrs T J Mountzs home. John Copeland reports another sheep killed and hunts continue. Mrs Jula Folletta is poorly. Mrs Wm Vaul and daughters of California visited Mrs Paredine Thursday.
Fragmentary OCR style passage portrays old time baseball parlance with references to players, outs, bags, and crowd reactions. The text evokes a nostalgic game day atmosphere, mentioning outs on the bags, field action, and the crowd urging players to “beat in” and “let ’em clout” amid a backlot setting.
Clarence Gordon of Garrett aged 21 drowned Tuesday afternoon while bathing with companions in Clear Lake. The body was recovered around ten o'clock Wednesday morning after an inquest by Coroner Hamilton. Gordon worked in the B and A railroad offices at Garrett. his parents and sister live in Utica, Ohio.
W. E. Weaver, a longtime Montgomery druggist, died Monday afternoon soon after arrival at Fort Wayne for an operation. He had battled stomach cancer and had been bedridden for about a month. Weaver was about 66 years old and the remains were brought home Tuesday afternoon.
Rev Laslie of Orland will preach here next Sunday in morning and evening and will baptize at Clear Lake at 3 00 PM. Numerous townsfolk visit relatives and friends across Eden Pleasant Lake Angola and Columbia. Many locals cut wheat and attend social events with Kin derhook residents and area families.
The Evangelical Church of East Fremont invites all to a quarterly gathering from Friday evening July 19 through Sunday with Rev Geo Koehler of Manchester leading services. Quarterly Conference occurs Saturday July 20 at 2 pm. officers urged to attend. Sunday evening services and weekly prayer meetings announced with Rev Chas Richards guiding.
The administrator of Galvin E. Van Auken's estate, after a modchild was killed on a crossing in Auburn two years ago, sues Lake Shore for 5000 dollars. The complaint alleges the train moved through the city at an unlawful speed of six ty miles per hour when the accident occurred.
In Ray Indiana Carlisle Mitchell earned a silver medal at the boys contest held last Friday evening. The community notes multiple social visits and gatherings including Mrs Jennie McNaughton’s Friday afternoon meeting and dinners hosted by Wylie Stewart and others. Local families welcomed guests, shared birthdays, and reported travel plans and medical updates, including Willam Mingus’s stomach cancer operation and a funeral in Orland for Mrs Constance Helme.
Union Corners residents Chas Harbaugh and his wife visited John Harbaugh, Lawrence Robb, and son Lewis, with Grandma Robb and Maurice Robb. relatives also visited Harland Goshorn and family. Delphi Kollars stayed with her sister near Mt. Zion. Ivan Goshorn hosted Joseph Davis, his wife, a niece, Ralph Davis and his wife, Rose Thompson, and Eva Heaply from Hicksville. Alva Traxler entertained Jake Mocherman and family, Vera, Volney, Maud, and Mary Traxler. Eunice and Ollie Beard of Montpelier spent time with Mary Goshorn’s family. G. S. Firestone’s family from Northwest visited Hattie Creek’s household. Roy Creek traveled to Montpelier to see his brother.
Charles A. Carlisle of South Bend announced himself as a candidate for the Republican nomination for governor. He is the son-in-law of the late Clem Studebaker and connected with the Studebaker Corporation. He is a former member of Governor Durbin's shaft.
Samuel E. Blackwood of Chicago and Miss Madge Mundy of Columbia Missouri were married Saturday at 4:30 pm by Rev W F Jerome at the Episcopal church. Blackwood manages a Chautauqua at Angola and Mundy is a musician. Tonight Thursday Friday and Saturday. Roars of laughter at every performance. The Gardwara.
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