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Fremont Eagle

Location

Fremont, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1914

Page

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Important Change in Fremont Banks Merge Planned

Negotiations have been under way to merge Bank of Fremont and First State Bank. No transfer of interest yet, but an agreement among stockholders and directors creates a merger into First State Bank. The combined bank will use Bank of Fremont’s building with J R Thompson as cashier and Clark J Hall as assistant. Newt J Ball will stay a month. Business to close today.

Bank of Fremont Ad First State Bank Theiet State Bank Bank of Fremont J. R. Thompson Clark J. Hall Newt J. Ball Bank of Iremont

Jamestown Fremont Good Heads Day Postponed to June 12

Due to a backward planting season, the Jamestown Fremont Good Heads Day is postponed one week to Friday June 12. The Ladies Aid society of Jamestown will serve meals at the Dewey schoolhouse for 15 cents.

Ladies Aid Society of Jamestown Dewey

Angola Mayor Narrowly Escapes Sow Attack

Dr T J Creel of Angola was attacked by a 350 pound sow while crossing a Wood farm field east of the city last Sunday. He was knocked down and badly bitten and bruised, likely saved by his brother in law A C Wood who used a club to beat the animal off.

T. J. Creel Angola Wood Farm A. C. Wood

Mrs Wade’s June 4th Paper Payment Tradition

For years Mrs L W Wade has visited the Eagle on June 4 in the forenoon to pay for a year’s paper in advance. The note praises punctual prepayment as a good rule that could improve business conditions if all followed it.

L. W. Wade Eagle

Narrow Escape From Death In Reading Car Stalls At Crossing

Mrs. George D. Schermerhorn and friends were riding in a Paige when the car stalled on a railroad crossing. A switch engine hit the vehicle, destroying it, but the ladies escaped before impact. Decoration Day observances followed with music by a martial band and a sermon at the M E church by Rev Karl H Carlson. About forty children, led by several women and Misses Floy Ball and Susie Gore, helped with tower duties.

George D. Schermerhorn Reading Hillsdale Paige M. E. Church Karl H. Carlson

Automobile Fire Destroys Car En Route to Cemetery

Dr B F Wolfe Mrs Wolfe and John Geedy escaped a Sunday morning car fire on the road to the new cemetery south of town. A possible gasoline line leak caused by a rough patch ignited flames just after starting and the vehicle burned completely. Insurance was via the Bisbee agency.

B. F. Wolfe Bisbee

Kicked by horse injures nine year old Conklin son

Howard Conklin nine, son of Mr and Mrs E D Conklin, was kicked by a horse Saturday at about 9 am. He sustained a three inch gash over the left eye a fractured skull and other injuries. Doctors Wade and Griffith performed surgery removing crushed bone and dressing wounds. He lies semi conscious with poor prospects for recovery as Mrs Varadine cares for him and Dr Wade stays close.

Howard E. D. Conklin Wade Fremont Griffith Coldwater

Held Letter Thirty Years From a Transatlantic Line

Max Norman passenger agent for a large steamship line says a letter mailed to Captain Larson of the Swedish bark Superior in 1883 has resurfaced. Sent to Marseille via New York, the envelope bore dates October 3 1883 in New York and October 18 1883 in Marseille. The letter, written in Sweden, requested the captain to sell the vessel. he never arrived and the consul’s office kept the note until French authorities marked it Return New York.

Max Norman Larson Superior Marseille France New York Sweden Norman Benham & Boyenson New York World

Empress of Ireland Sinks After Collision

The Empress of Ireland sank within fifteen minutes after a collision, causing near a thousand deaths. The issue promises a human interest story and full maritime horror details on another page. RK. C. Noyes conducted an auction Saturday and leaves for Grand Island Neb.

EauLe RK. C. Noyes Grand Island Neb

Warns Against Alleged Hog Cholera Cures Across Nation

The Department of Agriculture warns farmers about a well organized campaign promoting Bene tol as a government approved hog cholera cure. Officials note no endorsement or proof of effectiveness and urge stock owners to rely on approved serum instead. The message references past claims of Army involvement and cautions verification with U S authorities. Mrs. L V Hills of Jackson spent Sunday here.

United States Department of Agriculture Minnesota Journal of the American Medical Association

Rare disease in Kansas City infant shocks staff

A one month old baby in Kansas City has streptococcal polyarthritis in five joints, shocking physicians with the infant's age. The infection began in the right shoulder and spread to knee, wrist, jaw, and a scalp area. The child is improving after a week in hospital and may recover with anti streptococcic serum, though no infection source or parental transmission is found.

Kansas City Kansas Hess

Beautiful Newport Beach Show Place of Atlantic Coast

Newport Rhode Island hosts a famed sandy beach stretch seen as a summer retreat for wealth and society figures. The article portrays the coast as an elite enclave where fortunes and prominent names symbolize high society.

Atlantic Coast Newport R. I

Fremont Indiana Street Oiling Plan 1914 Resolution

The Board of Trustees of Fremont Steuben County Indiana adopts an oiling plan for Albion Toledo Spring North Michael Bell Collwater Coffin Wayne Pleasant Mill Telford Broad streets. Objections may be filed with the town clerk or heard at the next meeting June 8 1914 at 7 30 p.m. A E Kinsgy pres. board of trustees. Duper W Gleason town clerk.

Fremont Indiana Board of Trustees Albion Street Broad Street O. P Toledo Street Stephens and Michael Said Town Sierer Spring Street Coffin Street Pleasant Street North Street Bell Street Cofin Coldwater Street Michael Street Collwater Wayne Street Lake Shore & Michigan Hardy Street Mill Street Telford Street South Wear Street Steuben County

Church services and schedules from multiple congregations

The notice lists Sunday School and preaching times for Evangelical and Methodist churches, including morning and evening services, Wednesday prayer meetings, Epworth League, and Thursday prayer meetings. It also mentions the Free Methodist Chapel at Farnham with Sunday School at 10 o clock and preaching on alternate Sabbaths, signed by S H Matthews as pastor.

Epworth League Free Methodist Chapel Farnham S. H. Matthews

Social whirl at the resort amid grand bungalows

A vivid scene of the seaside heights hosting bungalows and mansions during the hot spell captures the resort as it is today. Urial Carpenter of Scott township dies at his home Friday night at age 84.

Urial Carpenter Scott Township

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