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Fremont Eagle

Location

Fremont, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1914

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Fremont Jamestown Good Roads Day Promises One Day’s Work

A community drive to improve the Fremont Jamestown roads on Wednesday April 22 1914 asks residents to sign a form indicating one day of work and preferred route with options to furnish a team. Subscriptions available at Fremont businesses with organizers seeking early commitments to plan effectively for good roads day.

Fremont Jamestown Vistula F. F. DeLong Oscar Mallory

Death Comes Sudenly to Old Soldier Crosier

Old soldier Harrison J. Crosier of Dayton or Sandusky Ohio died Saturday morning at Mrs. Hulman’s place three miles west of town after feeling ill the prior day. Rev. John Humfreys led the funeral at Angola. The body lay in morgue awaiting relatives, later buried. He spoke of a daughter and carried about $175 in money and certificates.

Harrison J. Crosier Dayton Ohio Sandusky Mary Huffman Crosier Hullman

Heller Hiring Winning Hullers Set for Season

Miss Eloy Garber returns from wholesale houses after a week in Detroit and two weeks in Cleveland as J. W. Heller plans new ill line for the season.

Eloy Garber J. W. Heller Detroit Cleveland

Debs Pays Off Union Debt After Vacation at Estes Park

Eugene V. Debs, three time Socialist presidential candidate, told friends at Estes Park he has paid the last of a $22,000 debt Owed by the defunct American Railway union. He bore the debt as founder and president of the organization. In Springfield New Jersey farmer Hubert Hobbins killed two raccoons after they robbed his chickens. Four orphaned raccoons to be kept as family pets. In New York August Cedarberg seventy one died by his own action after warning not to light gas at his home.

Denver Colon Eugene V. Debs United States Estes Park American Railway Union Springfield N. J Hubert Hobbins Dobbins New York August Cedarberg Mas Tova New York Telegraph Secret Service Beun Staf Stepney Arbade

Prof Albin entertains Shakespearean Society at cinema

Prof. G. A. Albin entertained the Shakespearean Literary Society of the Sophomore class at a moving picture show last Thursday evening. The program included readings essays poems a debate and several vocal solos. Games followed and participants dispersed after a very enjoyable night. Attendees listed include Audrey Spade Ella Ward Beulah Duguid Bessie Hall Bessie McTaggart Harriette Post Russell Roberts Paul Richards Homer Dygett Claire Cook Claude Cooper Paul Smith and Henry Wells.

G. A. Albin Shakespearean Literary Society Audrey Spade Ella Ward Beulah Duguid Bessie Hall Bessie McTaggart Harriette Post Russell Roberts Paul Richards Homer Dygett Claire Cook Claude Cooper Paul Smith Henry Wells

Caleb Powers Defends Self in Georgetown Class

Washington report recounts Dr Holmes Conrad denouncing public sympathy for criminals when he asked who killed a man in Kentucky and went to Congress. Caleb Powers rose, declared I am that man, and claimed innocence. Powers spent eight years three months and three days in Kentucky prisons challenging charges tied to Governor Gobel’s murder.

Washington Georgetown University Holmes Conrad Caleb Powers Kentucky Conrad Congress Powers Gobel

Argentine Corn Trade Shifts to New York Markets

The note reports Argentine corn offered in Indiana at 45c per bushel is not feasible, but it is sold in New York at 68c, displacing Indiana and Illinois corn in New England markets. Freight advantages to New York and lack of tariffs favor Argentine grain, with 259 million bushels produced last year and about 78 percent exported. The American Cereal Company reportedly buys Argentine corn for eastern mills.

Indiana William Harding Our Town Indianapolis Harding New York Illinois New England Argentina American Cereal Company United States Atlantic Gulf

Witch Wood Wise squaw of the Blackfeet tribe

Denver Colorado reports the Blackfeet tribe venerates the Witch Wood or Wood Witch Ne ah tutuh as the sole keeper of sacred fire and the "medicine pot" in Mammoth council tepee for fifty years. She alone can stir the pot to prepare the tribe’s distinctive colored vegetable dyes while tribes increasingly buy commercial rouges and mineral dyes.

Denver Colo Mammoth Council Tepee Wood

Glacier Park Reservation Indians Preserve Primeval Face Colors

The Glacier Park reservation people shun modern decorative tones and use pure vegetable colors extracted from roots and herbs gathered in the Rocky Mountain fastnesses. Ne-ab-tub holds the method, and the colors must be freshly prepared for each festival. Neah-tuh and other Glacier Park tribal members remain steadfast to ancient customs.

Glacier Park Reservation Rocky Mountain Neah-tuh

Piano Tuning by Fort Wayne Tuner Mr Krimmel

Fort Wayne piano tuner Mr Krimmel is in town for a few days. Orders taken at Caswell's drug store, phone 73.

Mr. Krimmel Fort Wayne Ordera Caswell

Spies Inside Ft Sleuth in Convict Garb Revealed

A former prison secret service operative explains how warders in league with inmates run covert networks inside English penitentiaries. The piece details how green staffers infiltrate prisons, pass messages, and risk discovery while coordinating with outside contacts to exchange funds and contraband.

Come In And Be A Booster Newspaper Appeal

A handwritten appeal invites Fremont readers to join or renew subscriptions to the EagLe, listing booster names and urging current subscribers to pay in advance. It stresses timely payments to support the publisher and offers a Rooster Check Book for prepaid yearly pledges, urging popular support for the surrounding region.

Fremont EagLe

Notice to Non-Residents in Steuben County Divorce Case

State of Ludiana Steuben County ss Willam Baker va Rachel Baker No 4008 In the Circuit Court for April Perm Now comes Dudley W Gleason attorney who files his complaint for divorce and an affidavit that the defendant with Rachel Baker is not a resident of Indiana Notice is hereby given that unless she appears on the 20th day of April 1914 the next term of the Steuben Circuit Court will hear and determine the case in her absence Witness my hand and the seal of said court at Angola February 2 1914 FRANK D HUGHES Clerk

State of Ludiana Steuben County Willam Baker Rachel Baker Perm Dudley W. Gleason Indiana Noties Steuben Angolangal Angols Frank D, Hughes

Prices for public sale catalogs and club notices

An OCR fragment lists various periodicals with subscription prices and discounts, including The Eagle One Year Inter-Ocean Daily, Daily Toledo Blade, Daily Chicago Tribune, McCall's and Pattern, Youth's Companion, Scientific American, Masonic Voice-Review, Farm and Home, plus mentions of other clubs. It notes prices are special and may be withdrawn.

the Eagle Inter-Ocean Toledo Blade Chicago Tribune McCall’a Pattern Masonic Voice- Review Tusa Raut

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Heller Debs Save Prof Albin Shakespearean Society Washington City Baker & Steffey E. C. Duguid J.C. Bailey L de Caswell Gier Brothers Frank A. Follote Roy Isenhower Jd. A. Mundy Sidel & Son the Gem Cafe Roga Seydel E. J. Lint L. F. Whaley A. L. Peachey Liss Bevi Frank Burdick Amos Stoken Arthur Ainsie James Watters J. A. Hughey Wm. Bord Lincoln Broust D. Smith Enos Walter Earl Schaeffer Chauncey L. Bricker P. A. Callen L. F. Hershey Geo. W. Grim Agnes McCue Phil Straw Elmer Grim Asa Burch Miles A. Jones Albert Caswell Susan Balch David Homan J. Vannuys Chas. A. Chapin Sam Brunk H. C. Miller Blom Chapin Peter F. Weaver H. F. Schaeffer Zoa Wicoff Simon Geedy D. J. Tillotson Stella Foltz Clarence Parsons Araminto Secor FP. J. Clark Blanche Michael Herb T A. Harter D. A. Callen Giles Bailey H. B B. F. Chapin Scott Fremont, Ind Fred T. Hackett Ray Bank of Fremont Frenthat, Indiana First National Bank Angele Mabon Eris Pareenieek Aseoies W. H. Mott S. C. Wolfe Zipfel Block Angola Ind C. A. Moore Lint & Dunnavan L. E. Penner Robert L. Wade Home Telephone First State First Suaagial Foundation Sanitary Barber Shop Agency Asdel Bast Steam Leunery Enh
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