Maine Sweet Corn Reputation Endures
The claim states Maine yields the best sweet corn due to its unique climate, asserting no other state matches the Maine flavor.
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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1912
Page
7
The claim states Maine yields the best sweet corn due to its unique climate, asserting no other state matches the Maine flavor.
Frank Myers visits Ed Myers and wife in Battle Creek. The Ep worth League district convention meets June 19 to 21 in Fort Wayne with Rev. F. H. Hickman as president. A lawn supper at the Gier home and a band performance at the tabernacle are noted. The Ginnivan Show heads to Reading next week. Ritter, Houseman, and Dygert reunions are recorded. Mrs Follett and son visit from Jeffersonville Ohio. Dr Dunkle was in Chicago earlier.
Clifford Lytle and Miss Lucile Lytle spent Sunday with friends at Crooked Lake. Miss Gladys Paradine has the chickenpox. Mrs. Louise Babb visited Coldwater last week. Mrs. Harry Ling hosted the L A S on Thursday with thirty three attendees. George Adams plans July entertainment. Wa. King of Coldwater visits Mr. and Mrs. M J Withington. Florence and Myrtle Parad visit Ovid and George Para.
Miss Laura Adams one of the graduates joined the exercises. Numerous visits marked the weekend with Mrs. Lizzie Schneider of Waterloo visiting Mrs. Johnson and Adaline Flint visiting Grandma Stokes. Several Angolan residents and families were guests or hosts at various homes Sunday.
Marie and Jessie Williamson of Fremont visit grandparents Arthur Williamson and wife. Mr and Mrs J H Reese were called to Eduy for the death of her mother. Mrs Geo F Osfall of Angola spent Sunday and Monday with husband and daughter. Nathan Alvord and wife near Camden Michigan visited William Tucker. Willis Uhl and wife of Fort Byron visited A Williamson. Mrs Uhl to stay. Hall and wife and son near Camden visited Thomas Hall and wife. Mr and Mrs Vanhousier and J Marshall and mother of Algansee spent Sunday with Henry Kesler's. Ruby Howell of Fremont visited cousin Lisle Adams. Lisle Adams and Erma Richardson visited aunt Mrs van Howell at Fremont. Erma Richardson returned home with them. Manda Adams visiting friends in Fremont. Oliver McCaint and family of Edgerton Ohio visited cousin Sam Goeltzenleuchter. Guy Sharp of Edgerton Ohio spent part of last week with K J Sharp. An advertisement extols Electric Bitters as a woman's health remedy citing benefits to nerves, complexion, sleep, and strength. 50c at De Caswell's.
Miss Ida Follett received a fine piano for her seventeenth birthday from her parents. Miss Ruth Miller of Angola visits here with friends and relatives. Mr. Thompson of Coldwater visits his daughter Mrs. Guy Peary. About 40 friends gather for Mr. Kline’s birthday with a purse left in his honor. Ice cream and cake abounded as the evening concluded. Will Snider and his father visit friends in Ohio this week. Mr. M. C. Secor and daughter Armina, Mr. Ralph Hulse and sister Delilah, and Miss Irene Foss and brother attend the commencement.
A Neenah Wisconsin man suffered two broken ribs after a severe coughing spell. The article promotes Dr King's New Discovery as a remedy that relieves coughs and lung ailments, with testimonials and offers for trial bottles and sizes from L. De Caswell.
Republicans in Fremont township held precinct caucuses last Friday to elect delegates to the county convention. Voter turnout was high with 97 ballots in the north and 127 in the south. Fredrik Richards won the support of both precincts for sheriff over F C Dewey, by 13 and 15 votes respectively, and delegates named include Geo Griffith, Wm Blackman, Ora Ruth, Geo Brown, Fred Pierson, and others in the north. Duane Scott, Frank Boor, Geo Reed, Morris Hannon, Roy Peachey, and others in the south.
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