Patriotism in Peace and War Dreams of Duty
A reflection on civic duty urging Americans to carry wartime ardor into peacetime life. It celebrates sacrifice, reverence for the flag and constitution, and the heritage of liberty while criticizing sloppiness in paying taxes. The piece laments cynicism and calls for steadfast patriotism beyond conflict.
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France
Envious Rival and a Thumbprint Swindle Case
A brokerage narrator recalls Rolfe Dysart’s charm and con artistry as he wooed Adela Brandon. A mysterious client Zeno Blecha signs his name by thumbprint, exposing Dysart’s deceit and leading to police pursuit. Adela confesses long-held aversion to Dysart, and the narrator realizes he loved her all along.
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Rolfe Dysart
Tim
Robert Brandon
Adela
Dysart
London
Brandons
Union Consolidated
Zeno Bilecha
Hotel Elispore
Zeno Blecha
Asnybody
New York
Elecha
Brandon
County Fair Winners List and School Notes
The document lists numerous award winners across livestock, crops, and kitchen products from a fair, naming winners such as Clark Roberts, Dr. C. E. Chapin, Morris Hanson, and Carl Peachey in categories from best hogs and cows to corn, onions, and bread. It also reports school notes on tardies, absences, fair stands, and student activities across classes, mentioning students Enos Walter, John Duguid, Travis Martin, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Roberts
Wm. Hutchins
C. E. Chapin
Morris Hanson
Clarence Clark
Frank Knisely
Russell Wheaton
Harold Chapin
Frank Baker
Wyandottes
Ernest Watters
Lyle Gary
Audra Hephner
Guy Abbott
Earl Schaeffer
R. I
Robert Crandal
Geo. Brown
Ernnest Watters
Herman Dally
Carl Peachey
Ralph Myers
Vernon Ewers
John McElhenie
Ralph Swanson
Russell Deller
Robert Crandall
Clifton Duguid
Enos Walter
John Duguid
Travis Martin
John Emerick
Albion
Emergonians
Our Community Fair and School Contest Highlights
Stedman Burlingame and Ruth Young led poetry awards while Fay Mertz captured biology with Helen Duguid runner up. Dylana Ferguson won best garment with Rosamond McNaughton second. Thelma Hephner and Inez Allen led free hand drawing and painting respectively. Wava Pinchon, Helen Shutts, and May Letts won bread and cake. Fremont High beat Metz High 28 to 10, with FHS to visit Metz soon. Albion Emersonian contest showcased 130 varieties across three townships.
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Stedman Burlingame
Ruth Young
Fay Mertz
Helen Duguid
Dylana Ferguson
Rosamond McNaughton
Thelma Hephner
Inez Allen
Wava Pinchon
Helen
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Fremont
James Ewing
Frank L. Adams
Hampshires
Steuben
Hampshire Farm
Angola
Bert McNett
American Red Cross
Fremont Eagle
Warren D. Wells & Sons
Warren D. Wells
Donald H. Wells
Henry F. Wells
Taciama
Amon
David Schaeffer
Eagle Office
Earl
Ford
Pea
B. C. Gibbon
Ind
T. Hackett
Embelmer Home Telephone
Indiana
B. F. Chapin
Ray
Fleet Scott Bidg
Fremont, Ind
Robert L. Wade
Pheones
B. A. Blosser
First National Bank Angola
Barre
Cole & Cole
Fame
Jamestown
Kellogg's
Berkley
Berkley Nainsook
Holland
Little Elf
Helmet
Kirk’s
Myrtle Smith
Pyrl Duncan
M. Byers
Elmer Hephner
H. H. Pinchon
C. A. Mallory
Harry Teeters
Ethel Miller
Marie Ray
E. H. McMurray
Grace Forsythe
Roy Rummel
Guy Smith
Ivan Burlingame
Lewis Straw
Ralph Harding
Emory Mallory
Ralph Reed
Esther Wartenbee
Geraldine McNaughton
Verl Housman
Shutts
May Letts
Albions
Dempsey
Cae