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Newspaper

Fremont Eagle

Location

Fremont, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1917

Page

2

Castaways rescued by ship Indian Chief after perilous voyage

Hollis and Vera are rescued from a drifting boat by the freighter Indian Chief. McCann is restrained after attempting violence and theft. The crew, led by Gideon Masters, takes them aboard as they head toward a possible rescue and determine the fate of their companions.

Robert Hollis New York Bank of England McCann Vera Mr. Hollis Philadelphia Hullo Atlas Cheres Simms Masters

GAINER BY IMPROVED ROADS

The article argues bonds for permanent roads benefit farmers off main routes. Side roads gain most as funds shift from main highways to improve outlying paths. Ditching and drag work on side roads become cost effective, easing farm to town travel and reducing ongoing maintenance.

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We Light a Tramp Ends Sea Duel in Silence

In the chapter, a single blow and the loss of weapons cow the assailant. I return to the stern and lift the steering oar as the girl's eyes meet mine in question. The scene closes with uncertain events unfolding beyond view.

Fergus McCann New York Vera

Roads Rule the World Not Kings and Courts

An article argues for good roads as the true democracy’s backbone. It cites a lost speaker praising roads as the royal line and supreme force guiding prosperity, efficiency, and peace, noting farmers pay over 23 cents per ton mile to move produce, versus less on hard surfaces.

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Drag After Rain

A farming note advises dragging the road as soon after rain as possible while avoiding wet mud that would cause sticking. It warns to time the drag for soil conditions and moisture levels to prevent mud buildup and equipment difficulties.

Attention to Road Drag and Cabbage Worms Notice

Fragmentary consumer-oriented warning appears to mix road maintenance phrasing with agricultural tips. It mentions road drag and paying attention, then abruptly shifts to a recipe-like note for cabbage worm control using powdered insect powder and air-slaked lime applied to plants.

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