Porgone Requests Publication in FarMont Eagle Advertisements
BF Porgone states the legal advertiserments should be designated for publication and asks friends to direct such notices to the FarMont Eagle, aiding the office.
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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1890
Page
3
BF Porgone states the legal advertiserments should be designated for publication and asks friends to direct such notices to the FarMont Eagle, aiding the office.
A Fremont page editorial denounces Saturday night rowdiness by local boys swearing on street corners and harassing pedestrians. It urges parental control and evening confinement, cites police and merchant insight, and suggests enforcing a town ordinance to curb street activity and protect public decorum.
A patent was granted to Mr R Heberling of the Hilton House for a combined collar face plate and soot chamber to fit existing chimneys or be built in. The device reduces smoke leakage and provides a long soot drawer for easy cleaning, reducing need to dismantle pipes. It weighs about five pounds, is made of cast iron, and carries patent 495587 listed April 8 1908. Heberling plans to show it to interested parties while deciding on market plans.
The Washington Letter notes the quiet White House with few office-seekers during President Cleveland's absence and predicts their return. It discusses Delaware twins' share of Cherokees money, Indian Territory disturbances, and speculation about treasury funding, silver certificates, and possible extra sessions if funds run dry. It mentions figures like Secretary Smith and President Cleveland.
Advertised lodging for a trip to the World’s Fair includes rooms with private electric connections and meals for a dubious daily rate. The message invites interested readers to respond promptly, listing vague contacts and locations with unclear names.
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