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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1898
Page
2
A veteran shares success with Cham berlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for chronic diarrhoea postwar. Advertises availability at McKeehen s drug store in Gaars Mills La with the sender P E K Grisham.
The Waterloo Republican convention on Tuesday nominated D. Hartman of Auburn for circuit judge. Steuben county Republicans complain they have been ignored in judge nominations for forty years and vow to seek a remedy. The item also notes social notes and a Crestline Ohio wedding between Miss Leo Long and Dr. H W Todd with details of their lives and plans.
The school year closed with a program at the M E church featuring Lola French Lulu Kinsey Delbert Ostroth and Jesse Geedy in a quartet with solo by Zoa Pifer and songs by primary pupils. The audience praised the well-prepared original productions and the decoration with flags bunting and flowers.
Local store promotes a cash only steel sale featuring shirt waists hats and caps straw hats in various shapes and styles. The ad urges buyers to trust the savings and shop during the reduction event.
Non-resident heirs of Jeremiah Tillotson are notified of a petition by twelve Fremont freeholders to open Mill Street from Albion Street to Depot Street. The Board of Trustees named three commissioners, Joseph H. Mall, Jacob Isenhour, and Alphonse Caswell, to appraise damages and oversee the project. Dated Fremont May 23, 1814.
A letter from J L Moore of South Burgettstown Pa recounts success with Chamberlains Cough Remedy curing a severe whooping cough in a boy. The note also notes Dr C B Stemon of Fort Wayne being nominated for Congress by Republicans in the 12th district.
A mixed 19th century advertisement notes a bird’s eye Chicago map printed in four colors on linen paper with a hanging setup, sold with an illustrated book for ten cents. It also touts Growa’n Tasteless Chill Tonic, praised by a veteran for rheumatism and various pains, sold at McKehoe’s drug store.
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