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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1912
Page
4
Indiana first district Democrat Charles Lieb led with 6 760 votes and others listed across districts. Recap shows Mount Vernon safe blown open for 3000 stamps, Evansville escape. Linton house fire. Wisconsin education report cites poor conditions. Sheboygan seeks 1914 bowling tourney. campaign expenditures tallied for multiple parties and candidates.
The tax commission released figures showing the state income tax this year near 3.5 million in the state and 1.5 million in Milwaukee city. Net yields after offsets total about 93.15 million statewide and 876 thousand for Milwaukee city, with overall income expected to lower property tax rates by roughly seven tenths of a cent.
A list of state governors with party affiliations and vote differentials. Notable entries include Democrat winners in Florida Park Trammell with 30000 plurality and Ohio James M Cox with 90000, while Republicans claim Idaho John M Haines with 786 and Massachusetts Eugene N Ross as Democrat.
The item notes the popular vote and electoral vote for the 1908 presidential election. It includes a quotation about society’s duty to provide more than alms, emphasizing rights to culture and uplifting aids to humanity. The source reflects a public statement with political context and moral argument.
A leading Dutch bank president praises Western Canada during a Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta tour. He cites strong investment from Europe and robust farming, expecting Western Canada to reach a half billion bushels of wheat as immigration rises.
A light exchange features Mrs Jones questioning a janitor who replies he could make warm friends if he turns on some heat. The playful line underscores a humorous street conversation with a pun about warmth and friendship.
A conscientious orthographer visits a Third avenue luncheon to correct a sign saying sandwiches. The proprietor explains the sign attracts smart alecks who want to teach him spelling, but after they arrive they order and leave.
Cutiura Soap praised for purity fragrance and emollient gentle care. Used with Cuti cura Ointment to treat eczemas rashes and itching in infants. Promises economical use and worldwide availability with free samples via Boston address. A mix of trade ads and a political quip note ends the piece.
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