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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1922
Page
4
The piece argues that German dyes dominate the U S market as patriotism fades and urges government support for American dye production. It praises the Du Ponts for their role in developing domestic capacity and warns against hampering American enterprise while noting the stakes of independence from German imports.
The author argues that many confuse thinking with merely strolling with great men and failing to act. Reading deeply reveals what causes greatness or failure and shows how historical figures, alive or dead, illustrate this lesson.
A Washington agriculture department report urges better outreach to farmers to spread research results. Data shows large cows yield more butter fat and profit than small or medium animals, with pure breeds outperforming scrub stock. The piece argues to weed out inferior stock and lawmakers.
Eagle Files recalls 28 years ago events in York and nearby towns. Fred Walker of Goshen visited on business. Dr Wm Cameron and wife from Metz visited R C Cameron and wife. A Michael's hall caucus elected delegates. Edna Bricker to teach Moore school. Will Garn moved to Spring Lake. J K Fox resigned as assessor due to ill health. A chicken pie supper raised funds at M E church. Local prices listed wheat 51c, eggs 18c, butter 13c, chickens 5c-8c, potatoes 65c per bushel.
The town board orders that bicycles tricycles coaster wagons and other small vehicles may not be ridden on sidewalks within one block of the public square. This notice enforces a sidewalk riding prohibition by official action.
John H. S. Walker announces his candidacy for Prosecuting Attorney of the DeKalb Steuben Judicial District. He seeks the Republican nomination at the primary on May 2, 1922, and lists Fremont Indiana as his residence.
Mrs. Isabelle Darr born in Huron county Ohio November 29 1844 died in Fremont Indiana on February 27 1922 aged 77 years 3 months 28 days She married Henry Gripman January 1 1864 and had five children two preceded her in death Edith Watters Homer Gripman and Burl Gripman survive with siblings eight grandchildren and one great grandchild She remarried William Carr March 2 1911 and was ill just before her death.
The deceased had 47 years of church involvement with the Fremont Methodist Episcopal Church. She joined under Rev. A. S. Preston and lived a humble Christian life admired for adornment of the Gospel. Funeral services were held Thursday at 1:30 p.m. at the Fremont Methodist church, with Rev. Kemper officiating, and burial followed in Kanouse cemetery.
Miss Blanch Michael of Fremont announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for County Recorder at the primary election on May 2, 1922.
The region saw clear skies give way to a cold front with rain lingering Saturday morning and snow on Sunday and Monday. Residents from warmer states faced a brisk, chilly reception as snow covered streets throughout the day.
Bevis John A Wailer of Pleagart township is a Republican candidate for county clerk. Wailer is well known in the county and pledges utmost effort to perform the duties of the office satisfactorily.
Charlies E Gleason seeks the Republican nomination for Fremont township assessor at the May 2 primary and asks for support. Capt John Crain asks Steuben County voters to consider him for County Clerk nomination at the May primary.
Albert J. Collins John A. Waller Dudley W. Gleason announce candidacies for county clerk and circuit judge on the Republican ticket in the May 2 1922 primary. Carl C McClue seeks Fremont township trustee on the Republican ballot with support requested.
The candidate has practiced law in DeKalb and Steuben counties for 12 years showing integrity and ability. He makes no boast but asks voters to refer to those who know him for confirmation of his qualifications and character.
Mr. R C King narrates rats infested his place for months harming poultry and feed. After using RAT SNAP he saw rapid results with most rats dead and no live ones remaining. Product sold in three sizes 35c 65c and 1 25 guaranteed by E L Mertz Drug Store.
Several bulletins are in demand, including The Colony Brooder House Prevention of Losses Among Chix Rearing Chicks Bacillary White Diarrhoea in Chix Poultry Hints Burning Chinch Bugs in Winter Quarters. These have been sent to the county agent's office and may be obtained by addressing 8 A Colliver county agent.
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