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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1906
Page
3
The notice lists southbound and various rail lines with times for No 457 express No 459 through No 456 Cincinnati Express and other trains. It notes daily, Sunday only, and certain exceptions with agent C W Masters of Fremont Indiana.
The 12th district Republican convention is set for Fort Wayne on April 14 with Congressman Gilbert likely to win renomination. News says state books audit could reach back to 1873 and target three former auditors and estates of six deceased for fees alleged to be unlawfully taken, totaling hundreds of thousands. Some counties have already remitted interest money to the treasury, others pledge to do so. salaries for treasurers are noted as a condition for payment.
An old advertisement extols sweet alyssum fragrance and promotes Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar as a cathartic for colds. It claims head clearing and bronchial relief. The note suggests a climbing clematis could enhance a porch, noting it grows 15 to 20 feet in a season.
The ad promotes DeWitt’s Little Early Risers as a safeguard against headache constipation and liver troubles. It advises keeping a vial at home and taking a dose at bedtime for cleansing, noting the pills don’t gripe and are sold by W N McKeehen.
A set of brief notices from Kinderhook and neighboring towns records residents returning home planning moves, farm labor, sales, visits and domestic tasks. Individuals named include Mrs May Menzenberger Levi Hawkins Will Harvaugh Joseph Bricker Mrs A A Shoup Nathan Byers Chris Jones John Logan Wm Vannuys Sam Sprague and Enos Michael Corners. An eagle sighting near Enos Michael Corners is reported and Riley Young fell into a creek after leaving a sale landing.
Dayton Ohio council delegates meet to unite Congregational U B and M P churches. They vote unanimously to form a single denomination to be named the United Church of America.
The article profiles Hadley a farming banker from Hendricks County as an active Republican candidate for state treasurer. A trusted county official and stock breeder with years on the State Board of Agriculture he is praised for integrity and broad support across party lines.
March updates report 31 lambs born this spring at Brown Farm. Visitors include Claud Hamilton of Garrett calling on J H Copeland, Fred Day and wife visiting in LaGrange, John Decker and wife from Fremont, and J W Lytle and wife visiting Colon and Bronson. Mrs. George remains bedbound from a fall. Mort Kline moves to Algansee. Himebaugh Tel Co. plans line from Coldwater to Coldwater Lake. Elsie Waller injured after horse drag incident. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure advertised by W N McKeehen.
Advertised remedies promise relief for eczema tetter salt rheum itch ring worm and herpes with Chamberlain's Salve claiming to permanently cure many cases after quick relief. Also notes Foley's Honey and Tar for pneumonia prevention and LaGrippe coughs with endorsements by KR Cameron and W N McKeehen selling candytuft plants for gardens.
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