Local notice from Fremont Post Office entries
Fragmented notice mentions a weekly or Thursday insertion by Miora Pus Igsuine Couraux and entry at the Fremont Indiana Post Office with unclear dates or details.
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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1890
Page
6
Fragmented notice mentions a weekly or Thursday insertion by Miora Pus Igsuine Couraux and entry at the Fremont Indiana Post Office with unclear dates or details.
The piece notes Wilkarithers a son of Samuel arithera of California Michigan killed near Hawaii City Michigan while brakeman on the BR and I Railroad. It reports Hamilton Indiana will publish a starter newspaper with 200 subscribers and local businessmen backing ads. Also a LaGrange girl spelling mishap tale ends with a boy's wry reply about marriage.
Washington notes a shift in Senate sentiment on the Hawaii annexation treaty with opposition growing enough to stall ratification this session. The House fights the Sherman amendment on gold bonds, while Hoke Smith is described as a lawyer and politician, not an editor, with prior ties to a daily paper.
In Washington the prospects of Wharton rising to Secretary of State fade as he remains content as Assistant Secretary, preferring a steady role and salary over high honor. The Behring Sea arbitration, Gresham’s confirmation, and looming 1897 populist aims color a tense political scene with Congress poised to act.
An outreach-driven note from local newspaper sellers urges residents to recognize the paper as a public service and to consider subscribing. After two months, they report busy activity but limited personal calls, and ask friends to spread word that the paper is worth support and a possible one dollar yearly subscription.
The Wyoming legislature adopted a concurrent resolution praising woman suffrage as beneficial to state order and civilization. It asserts that twenty five years of voting by women has reduced crime and vice and secured peaceful elections and good government without violent legislation.
Resolutions urge enfranchising women across civilized communities and request copies be sent to state legislatures and world press. The note calls attention to Wyoming conditions, blaming crime on strangers and urging action worldwide.
An account recalls a Hodag chase in Pine Woods where a massive Hodag attacked an ox, fled into the woods, and a camp party spent days tracking it. Felix fears a bite while the crowd jokes about dental pain and a makeshift tooth extraction using a rope loop. The narrative highlights camp quirks and quick thinking in emergencies.
A mischief tale describes a plan to spook Hans Secunder Advent Wacheren with fake wild animals. The joke centers on hodags, fire, and a risky overnight trip up the river, ending with “To BE CONTINUED.”
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