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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1896
Page
5
The advertisement promotes leaders on low prices with several bar gains shown in various store departments. It repeats phrases about price leadership and mentions a few unclear items like Japes and a cryptic 5e 4c. The fragmentary text lacks coherent details beyond general sale emphasis.
Old newspapers at this office mention Emory Brownell’s poor health and a list of local vendors. Ads tout salt at 60c, four barrels at A. Pilliod, sausage chopped by J W Schaeffer, robes and harness by J H Hall & Son, and Frank Burdick’s clocks. Bellied lines note Remenyi concert attendance, holiday goods, new furniture plans in Montgomery, and Thanksgiving family visits. The item also promotes DeWitts Little Early Risers pills via a Baltimore quotation and mentions local medical visits and Christmas stock.
A collage of business offers and social notes including prices on salt and fish, custom butchering, visits of Mrs and Miss Cunningham, religious meetings, school schedule changes, and various personal notices. Also includes product pitches for crackers, bed springs, and mail alternatives, plus reminders about accounts and upcoming elections.
East Fremont reports corn in a later growth phase for this time of year. Several locals are improving after a sickness week. Smith has returned from Fremont Ohio while John Blue headed to Kadlaskia Mich last Thursday. Thomas Thuthagle and wife of Charlotte Mich visit area. Jessie Geedy remains ill this week. Simon Geedy traveled to Met last Tuesday. Grandma Melhenie returns home to Angola this week. The Evangelical church has been replastered and papered improving its appearance.
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