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Fremont Eagle

Location

Fremont, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1917

Page

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Seed Corn Seed Shortage Prompt County Seed Drive

Government and University officials team with local leaders to locate well matured seed corn across the county for 1918, urging rapid sharing and storage, as only about 40 million of 200 million bushels are suitable for seed. Farmers are asked to assist by listing seed sources and to obtain seed early to boost national food production for soldiers.

Bureau of Crop Estimates U. S. Department of Agriculture Indiana Midwe Western Rhue University EK. B&. Moore Wm. Sniff KR. KE. Willis Mr. Moore

War Savings Plan details issued for December 8 start

The bond act launches December 8 with thrift stamps at 25 cents and war savings stamps from 4.12 to 4.23 dollars depending on purchase date. A $4 thrift stamp exchanges for a war savings stamp, cost rises 1 cent monthly in 1918, redeemable January 1, 1923 for 5 dollars. Postmasters redeem after January 1, 1918 with cost plus 1 cent per month. No interest on thrift stamps. Available at post offices, banks, stores and many public places.

Uncle Sam Calls for Workers in Urgent Employment Drive

Government seeks 220 machinists 232 sewing machine operators female 39 blacksmiths. Application blanks and details available from Mr. Miller at the Angola post office.

Eet Miller Angola

Our Annual Fire Waste Destroys Property Across War Effort

The annual fire loss, largely preventable, would cover interest on over three Liberty Loans or fund 3,000 base hospitals with 500 beds each. It could also provide for six million children in war-devastated Europe, underscoring the cost of neglect.

Europe

Obituary of Alberta Barton Young Poet Dies at Age 20 Months

Alberta Barton born 18 1916 dies November 1 1917 at 20 months. Only daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Barton. Survived by a brother and two half brothers and many relatives. Little Doroth is a precious child with a kind heart. Parents mourn deeply. Funeral at Pine Rites church on November 18.

Alberta Barton Ond Albert Barton Doroth Plegsant

Evangelical Sunday School Rally Day Observed

Evangelical Sunday School plans Rally Day next Sunday morning aiming for a strong spiritual life in the church. The message urges virile Gospel preaching and fervent prayer meetings to fortify members against schism and heresy and to emphasize evangelism through Sunday Schools.

Evangelical Sunday School Wielp

Camouflage and Rumor Fear in Indiana War Effort

A State Council of Defense appeal warns Hoosiers against pro German gossip camouflaged as Americanism. It details widespread false accusations about the Red Cross and Liberty Bonds, urges verification of facts, and calls on residents to report slander to county councils to preserve wartime unity.

Hoover Sun Indiana Red Cross Indianapolis Michigan State Council of Defense County Council of Defense Alon Meetel Penn

New Ford Garage Ready for Business

Harry L. Taylor, local Ford dealer, moved into his handsome new garage building Tuesday. The brick 130 by 60 foot structure houses show rooms, offices, and a fully equipped machine shop led by Ernest Ogden. Heated by steam vapor, lit by electricity, and fitted with waterworks, it underscores Taylor’s growing success and commitment to service.

Harry L. Taylor Ford Ernest Ogden Taylor

Enjoys Army Life at Eastern Camp Fort Ethan Allen

In a November 1917 letter from Fort Ethan Allen Vermont a soldier describes a busy training post amid winter buildup. New cavalry units were redesignated and sent to Mississippi, the Rainbow Division drew away most guards, and the post may become a base hospital for wounded from France. Cold weather tests discipline, with temperatures dipping to 40 degrees below zero and snow delaying travel. Soldiers bundle in heavy wool gear and endure limited drilling, mainly horsemanship, while hunting offers brief relief as deer season closes after a 10 day run.

Mr. Wells 76Th 77Th Light Field Artillery Mississippi Indiana Steuben County National Guards Rainbow Medical Corps Quartermaster Corps 2Nd Cavalry France Johnston Good Old O. D North Pole

Dancing in Ford garage draws large crowd of 125

About 125 couples danced Monday in the new Ford garage with a five piece Angola orchestra. The rough cement floor smoothed after a few dances. Attendees came from Angola Coldwater Camden Orland and nearby towns. Net proceeds to the Red Cross estimated around 75 dollars. committee members donated their time and services.

Ford Garage Angola Coldwater Camden Orland Red Cross Society The Red Cross

Berg Family Receives News From War Son Van

Mr and Mrs O D Berg of Jamestown received a card from their son Van who writes from France with the Rainbow Division saying he has arrived in the country and is in good health and enjoying the trip Van is a grandson of J Berry of Jamestown

O. D. Berg Jamestown Van France J. Berry

Loyal Red Cross helper finishes twelfth sock pair

Mrs J A Bevier finished her twelfth pair of socks last week and has taught many ladies knitting. The Columbus Republice suggests a patriotic order for Liberty bond owners, rivaling other veterans and patriotic organizations.

J. A. Bevier The Red Cross

Council to Expose Frauds and Slackers in War Effort

The council of defense plans to identify conscripting frauds by publicizing those deemed unpatriotic. A census of consuming non patriotic individuals is proposed to urge citizens toward productive effort. The move aims to conserve resources for the fighting forces and strengthen national loyalty. Garn Hudson and Anna Boom wed in Battle Creek with Rev. Potter officiating. The couple will reside at 43 Caroline Street in a newly chosen home.

Council of Defense Caroline Street Battle Creek Evening News

Farm Tools and Goods Exchange Listing Items For Sale

Farm products and tools include a McCormick mower hay rake lumber wagon handy farm wagon Buckeye grain drill Gale plow No 110 spring tooth harrow road cart driving wagon two gasoline engines feed grinder pump jack 40 red roll wire fence double work harness single harness lumber fanning mill carpenter tools acales hay rack clover seed angie iron forks blankets grain sacks hay corn household goods and other articles.

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