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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1914
Page
3
Local notices list booster campaigns and small ads for Fremont area businesses. Community updates mention illnesses, visitors, and upcoming events at clubs, churches, and the Rebekah lodge with schedules and personal notices throughout the week.
A domestic relations plan was drawn up and signed by Warle Maddock and his sixteen year old wife, the couple pledging shared duties and harmony. The husband agrees to assist with evening chores while she promises not to "talk Bask" if a dispute arises.
Notice from the Fremont Indiana Board of Trustees states a resolution to condemn and claim land in Steuben County for an alley between Tel ford and Wayne streets. April 13 1914 is set for remonstrances and a meeting at 7:30 p.m. at Dudley W Gleason’s law office to hear objections and take final action.
A University College lecture by Hans Delbrueck, Berlin, discussed historical warfare focusing on army sizes and logistics. He cited Moltke’s 1970 maneuver as an example of directing vast masses, with notes on provisioning and the unrealistic account of Xerxes army strength and Marathon's crowded plain.
The California fish and game commission reports grizzly bears are nearly extinct with only about a half dozen remaining in the Sierra region. The agency notes annual deer kills reach around 30,000, with 20,000 lost to mountain lions and coyotes.
The county council postponed definite action on a 61 500 appropriation for the county agent until the September meeting after a special session called by the auditor. Opposition to the appropriation was noted, but officials expect the funds will be necessary unless the law changes.
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