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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1922
Page
1
The Indiana crop report for March 1 shows smaller reserves of corn wheat oats and barley than a year earlier. It notes lower land values with improved land at 22 per acre and unimproved at 20 per acre and lists year over year declines in plow and pasture land values and rents.
Notice announces Howard E. Leeks appointed and qualified as administrator with the will annexed of the estate of Frank Burdick, deceased, located in Steuben County Indiana. Attorney John H. S. Walker represents the estate.
A Congress bill proposes radiophone coverage of house and senate proceedings with separate wave lengths for each chamber. Amateurs could listen without interference, but current licensed radiophone broadcasts must pause during concerts. Authorities warn amateurs to avoid illegal transmissions to preserve listening rights.
Ptomaine poisoning at Lakeside hospital Kendallville Ind Sunday leads to the death of Mrs Raymond Walters and grave injuries to others. Kendallville physicians and Fort Wayne doctors Daemling and Beall treat the victims. Canned spinach or sausage suspected but not yet proved.
Public notices advertise May 2 1922 Republican primaries. Miss Blanch Michael Fremont seeks County Recorder nomination. John H S Walker seeks Prosecuting Attorney nomination. Capt John Crain asks Republican voters to consider him for County Clerk nomination.
Albert J. Collins and John A. Waller announce their bids for the county clerk nomination on the May primary ballot. Dudley W. Gleason to seek the Republican nomination for circuit judge at the May 2, 1922 primary.
We thank neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy in our bereavement. Special thanks to Rev. O. N. Braun, Mrs. Frank Burdick, and Mrs. Ola B. Button for their support.
The Stacy Case farm of 108 acres on the Lake George shore, partly in Jamestown and Kinderhook townships, Branch County Michigan, has been sold. About sixty lake lots will be platted and sold soon under the Nipigon Beach name. Purchasers include Harry L. Taylor Dr. B. F. Chapin Dr. B. A. Blosser Ed. V. Myers Saul Ritter Fred Richards and E. T. Wingard with Fred Richards as president and Dr. B. F. Chapin as secretary-treasurer.
A collection of humorous quotes and anecdotes on cars, neighbors, marriage, fashion, police galoshes, art, speech, and wisdom. Includes snaps about Ed Jackson price sales in Evanston and a Camden water-cleaning mishap.
The period to file mortgage exemption statements with the county auditor runs March 1 through May 1. Indiana law allows tax deductions for mortgage indebtedness on property, up to $1,000, deducted from the assessed valuation if unpaid on March 1.
The Trade Record notes coffee imports into the United States in 1921 reached a record 1 341 000 000 pounds, outpacing tea and cacao declines. Imports rose about 50 percent from prewar averages, with total United States coffee expenditures exceeding 1 000 000 000 dollars over seven years. Also in brief, obituaries and family notices report Frank Burnett Burdick’s death in Pontiac Michigan on March 4 1922 at age 68. marriage details and descendants listed, plus late notices of births and arrivals from relatives.
Fremont Man visits Zion City on Lake Michigan north of Chicago and reports on its strict prohibition of intoxicants and tobacco. He notes the town’s Zionist leadership, large church and store, and public school talks against tobacco, while mentioning Voliva’s role and beliefs about a flat Earth.
A proposal is under consideration to merge the Ashley and Hudson school systems. Officials weigh benefits and potential impacts on students staffing and budgets as discussions continue.
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