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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1914
Page
7
Local items report Miss Alta Goodwin returning from Chicago and several visits among Angola residents. Ads promote scrap tobacco, Mountain pens, Wild Cherry Cough syrup, Rexall holiday goods, and Follett's magazines. News notes cover machinery wage cuts, weddings, travel, church revivals, a cider factory fire, and a provocative Steuben Republican editorial query about a country man in the city.
Old papers for sale at this office. Get your window shades at Bailey's. Bailey is agent for Hess Stock and Poultry Food. The Dolls and Toys are here and can be seen next week at Caswell's Drug Store. Dr. J. N. Hurry notes a diphtheria epidemic among rabbits in Indiana. After Dec 1 Take Shore may cancel freight stop privileges and impose charges. The Marthas event Friday evening drew good attendance. James Watters returned from Ann Arbor. Merle improving and hopes to be home soon. One hundred two head of cattle and hogs culled last Saturday in Whitley co due to foot and mouth disease. The Eagle is a warm Christmas gift from home for away children. Mrs. Sarah Caswell and son Albert head to Tampa for winter. Dr. H. E. Caswell also in Tampa. Box social Dec 4 at Brown school house to fund a library. Ralph McElhenne teaches. Fremont Knights of Pythias trip to Hamilton. Third rank work performed. Subscriptions to Elmer Dotta fund should be paid at First State Bank. Orrin Coldsnow sold farm north of town to Louie Schaeffer. sale planned Dec 1. Cold snow spurred development toward Kalamazoo, Mich. Denver held a Belgian Flag Day for Belgian relief. Rocky Mountain News features Miss Florence Ladd aiding this effort.
The Hammel Milling Company and Indiana millers associations call for flour and meal donations to aid starving Belgians. Supplies to be sent free from Indiana stations, easing transport and avoiding perishables. The appeal emphasizes Belgium’s devastation by war and the urgent relief need.
A lighthearted notice reports Yim Yonson skipping turkey hunting today with plans to return next week. Local quotes from Lew Shatenberger Doc Chapin Mose Byers and others add rustic color as a no hunting declaration is signed by area landowners warning trespassers will be prosecuted.
Tuesday December first sale begins at 1 PM on the Coldsnow farm thirteen miles north of Fremont with Moore’s house three miles away. Goods include a work horse bay sow and pigs three hundred chickens ducks bees farming tools buggy wagon and more. Clara Coldano listed as owner.
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