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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1912
Page
4
Two declares run for county sheriff with petitions to Republin county convention. Sumner W. Bixler of Jamestown Township asks support, Latta F. Hershey also announces candidacy pending convention decision.
Fremont residents report a single dose of buckthorn bark glycerine and Acherika the German appendicitis remedy relieves constipation sour stomach or gas instantly. The preparation antisepticizes the digestive system and draws out impurities with quick effects claimed by users.
A promotional note describes Dr King’s New Life Pills as gentle laxatives that ease bowel congestion and promote health. The ad claims 25 cents and creditsJ De Caswell as seller.
South California reports the W C T U will hold a meeting with Miss Elia McMurray on Wednesday afternoon June 12. Other local notes include Wyrle Knapp returning home from work for John Weller, and several visits and family events across the area. Gene Beckwith and wife welcomed a baby boy weighing 10 pounds born May 30 after moving to Quincey.
An advertisement extols Buckien's Arica Salve as a quick healer for burns cuts bruises bullet wounds and explosions with claims of healing bone eczema sore lips and piles. The copy notes a price of 25 cents and lists De Caswell's as the seller.
Daily Thought cites Robert Louis Stevenson noting that even a small charge or divine drumbeat could not diminish the beauty of sunsets and hawthorn blossoms, inviting readers to ponder nature's splendor.
Miss Mamie Collins attends summer school at Angola. John Ryan and wife visit Lake George then return Sunday. Mrs Bromley and children move to Kendallville where Mr Bromley works in a grist mill. J J Berry in Fremont Saturday. Milt Coppis father and mother visit Saturday night and Sunday. Charles Chapin family at the lake. Miss Sadie Berry returns from Pleasant Lake. Rev. Hickman in town Wednesday afternoon. William Harding of Fremont in town Friday. Misses Goldis and Fern Forsythe visit Friday. Eighth grade exercises praised. Mildred Collins wins first prize, Florence Harding second. Full house for the program. Miss Bertha Coppis to spend a week with her parents. T Q Worthington and family host Mr and Mrs Little and family of East Gilead Sunday. George Johnson and Minchel Painter in town earlier in the week. Eva Dawes at home visiting. Tom McKim on the sick list but improving. Jessie Brown sprained ankle.
The first annual contest of Jamestown common school graduates was held at the church Saturday evening with Miss Mildred Colling winning first prize and Florence Harding second. The Nevada Quartette provided music. Attendees included Miss Oradell Parsell and Co. Supt. Shank of Angola, Mr. Heitz of Gilead Michigan serving as judge. Memorial address by Rev. Gray of Orland was not given due to rain.
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