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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1922
Page
5
A fragmented item references Hinde and A New Arrival. Lazy Larry, a half brother, recalls a bed grape game and a one shoe shoeshine tale. Warden Zerbst at Atlanta prison adds a remark about men following lines of least resistance.
Conversation reveals Longhair planning study in Boston with a question about traveling via Lynn, sharing details with a railroad friend.
A fragmented verse piece notes sexual innuendo and social satire with references to a freshie from the Amazon Gramazon and a cabaret dancer Lilly Botscome. The poet contrasts exotic locales with risqué humor and a joke about pajamas and weight.
A humorous catalog ridicules common places and roles by absurd comparisons. It mentions Seattle as George Washington's son Little Rock as a pebbled beach a dry cleaner as prohibition headquarters janitor and President Harding's cabinet as a chiffonier Akron as a greenhouse for rubber plants and a club sandwich made of wood.
Warren D Wells editor of the Fremont Eagle swears the publication's ownership and management as of October 11 1922. The sole owners listed are Warren D Wells Henry F Wells and their Fremont Indiana addresses. no other security holders owning 1 percent or more. Notary John H S Walker verifies sworn statement.
Notice by the Fremont Town Board that on October 9 1922 it approved an assessment roll for a described public improvement authorized by an improvement resolution. Persons interested in or affected by the described improvement are addressed by the board.
reads like a dense community diary with illness hospitalizations travel for treatment and visits. Notices include Jonas Egelkrout confined to bed Wm Wolfe to Ann Arbor for treatment Mrs Ira Clark in hospital in Ann Arbor Arthur Sebert in sanitarium Charles E Hall recovering from foot abscess and various social visits in Angola Mishawaka and Fremont plus church rallies and local events.
The report forecasts 60 000 bushels of potatoes this year, up from 43 000 last year. Oats yield averages 21 bushels per acre and barley 17, both among the lowest in state history. Buckwheat and corn conditions sit below normal while apples and potatoes point to substantial totals. Coldwater plans a wholesale fruit store.
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