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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1922
Page
4
Any person violating this section faces a fine from five to fifty dollars per road hauled. Road supervisors and gravel road superintendents gain police power to arrest on sight or by warrant anyone who violates these provisions within their county or township.
The Eagle Files recalls 1894 items including the marriage of Lorenda Wicoff and Wm Hutchins on March 27. Other notes record births to Ernest Stage, Chas Persing, and social visits by Howard Powers, E E Dobbs in town, Miss Mary Schaeffer traveling to Allegheny, and Miss Etta Friday taking charge of the Schaef fer class. An Orrin Goff 21st birthday is noted and an ad reminding readers to wear clothes during hard times.
Miss Blanche Merry reports 39 799 visits and 17 657 compulsory age children returned to school October to December 1921. The division filed 243 court cases and issued 1 493 working certificates. December state total of children 738 993. Officers averaged 99 visits per district and 13 266 per month, with constructive work including clothing and books and placing students to earn through school. Officers eligible for re election if they maintain 85 percent or higher each year.
Eden Ohio has a Once-a-Year club St Joe Indiana becomes a third-class post office Sturgis Michigan adopts eastern time from April 1 Ashley area lacks street improvements Detroit man carries a 12 year old marriage license LaGrange hotel left baby unanswered Sturgis plans an athletic park fund-raising effort Colfax monument planned in South Bend by Odd Fellows Colfax founder of the Rebekah degree Isenhower Brown Clayton Penner sale of horses and cattle drew a large crowd Recruiting officer Russel Ridenour to enlist 54 men for Company B 334th U S Infantry Fort Wayne News-Sentinel notes library gains a new sign.
The Fremont Public Library gains a new sign after a cooperative effort by local supporters. Fremont Lumber & Coal supplied lumber, Dell Dygert managed carpentry, Lyman Caswell painted the raised letters, Harold Hutnagie provided lighting at his expense, and Librarian L. C. Bisbee supplied paint and supplies. The sign measures 14 feet by 28 inches and marks a visible community investment.
A testimonial advertorial details a rat problem on a farm and credits RAT SNAP with fast rat deaths and elimination. The ad notes three package sizes 35c 65c and 1.25 and that E. L. Mertz drug store sells and guarantees the product.
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