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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1894
Page
7
All parties knowing themselves to be indebted to W L Scott deceased or to the late firm of W L Scott and Son will do settlement promptly with the undersigned executor to avoid further action.
Promising better care after studying at Indianapolis Dental College this winter, the office announces improved methods and pricing. The motto emphasizes neat work, satisfaction, and careful preparation to please patients.
Dr M M Gilbert and Mrs Fred Walter plan tomorrow visit. Guy Abbott and wife move to his father's. Rev OB Grave visiting parents near Coldwater. Social at Mrs Mo Kitheena next Wednesday afternoon. M Bosociabat events Friday afternoon and evening. Mr Race sang at MooR church Sunday morning and evening. Photos at prearly reduced prices at WP Burdick's next 60 days. J W Crandall sells best four s and feed at old Exchange Store.
The column lists various town notices and social items of a lively community. Ackermann's tea is praised, Burdick offers photographic services at reduced rates, and Mrs Hattie Ringeles visits Bronson. A sermon on Sabbath Observance invites all, while Ed Balelsom visits Wain. Babeh Chund MeChue Weteht dies near Antelope. Spelman plans to move to Red Cloud for a new post. Names of locals at Lake James appear, and a soda fountain generator was sabotaged but failure prevented a serious accident.
Reading lists show Fremont scheduled to travel to Quincy for a baseball contest. The item notes local fans plan to attend and mentions neighboring names associated with the Fremont club and community events.
A store advertises a stout selection of children’s garments with diverse prices. Dove suits are offered at 5.00, plus checks and other patterns ranging from 1.00 to 4.00 dollars, described as rare bargains.
This ad boasts unprecedented discounts on men’s clothing with prices such as S100 and S120. It promises excellent value at reduced ghost prices and mentions a former police or auction reference, hinting at bold savings and surprising ratios.
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