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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1912
Page
4
Thirteen items include a Republican meeting in Fremont Ind with speaker L W Fairfield and Clyde Carlin. farm for sale of 100 acres near Fremont with 9 room house and bank barn. several residents traveling or ill. local officials update books. a dry Hamilton town and a preacher misrouted to a church.
Lawrence N. Klink transfers to Ellen C. Chard a Gilmore’s ad lot 144 for 3875. Ellen W. Miller to A. J. Elliott two Cedar Side lots 1 and 2 for 1035. Geraham Hyde to Jay B. Keesler lot 18 block 13 Ashley for 1500. C. W. Wagner to Lydia M. Leas lot 5 block 15 Ashley for 350. Linnie S. Follett to Ejla Scott part lot 1 block 1 Jamestown for 825. R. L. Wade to Emma J. Talmage lot 29 in Sierer's ad Fremont for 1. Wm. R. Babcock to Fayette Barron lot at Clear Lake for 150. Mary Ellen Bolinger to Martin W. Wiser and wife six Steubenville lots for 950. Mary DeVény to Geo. Mason lot 4 Cedar Side for 1000. Margaret J. Weldon to Charles E. F. Moyer lot at Lake James for 100. Alvaro Bear to Charles Hovarter 20 and in geo 38 Pleasant for 1500. Cathrine Heckathorn to Albert Pentok and wife lot 7 bik 2 Ash et 975. Teomas W. Haines to Grover Cast nee ten acres section 32 Jackson for 450. Orville Carver to Fred Butler Hudlton Jot 920. Di B. Busk to Iside Lundeborg.
A compiled notice enumerates numerous property transactions and transfers. Names include Chas Spero W I Kurfesa Guy W Sanders Edward Han ley A Powers Amanda Waller and others with parcels in Jackson Pebble Beach Angola Pleasant Lake and Woodhull. Values range from 75 to 8000 dollars.
W C T U members visited the countryside distributing literature among inmates. Fremont Union met on the 16th with songs prayers and readings. Reports from state convention in Kokomo praised statewide work. Nine thousand seven Indiana W C T U members noted. Ex governor Hock of Kansas urged prohibition as government's stance toward liquor trade.
George W Collins born 1829 in Rutland Vermont. moved to Steuben County with parents in 1835. He married Avis Walter in 1856 and had ten children, all living except one. Stricken with paralysis in 1906, he led an exemplary life and died on October 17.
A fragment notes a long life ending in 1912 at age 83 as mourners recall a departed soul whose memory lingers. The lines speak of an unretrievable tide that carried the loved one away and the ongoing sorrow shared by those left behind.
A 14 year old boy nearly faced amputation due to a severe bruise and ulcer. After all remedies failed, Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured him in one box. The ad also touts salve for burns boils skin eruptions and piles. Funeral for George Collins served Rev Hauser officiated. Community death and local political chatter noted with party speeches at the schoolhouse Sunday evening.
A public sale is set for one o'clock Saturday November 2 1912 at the Robert Kelso farm one mile north and four miles east of Ray Indiana. Items include four mares and foals two cows two heifers four shoats two colts and a quantity of corn hay oats and potatoes.
A veteran account recalls Guetersloh’s 19th century bread craze spurred by Bismarck and King William. The Westphalian pumpernickel gained fame after a chancellor’s quip and bakers expanded export small loaves to resemble a delicatessen item worldwide.
The piece describes a signed memorandum in a train record book stating Everything is Lou's and names Lula as widow, held sufficient as a holographic will per cited cases Smith v Smith Clark v Ran som Succession of Shrenberg. A note to Nance offering watch two shawls and 6000 adds context to 8 will rulings.
A spectator at a military funeral asks a newsboy who died. The boy replies he does not know but jokes that the coffin under all the towers is likely the deceased. The scene underscores the pomp of the procession and the crowd’s mixed mood.
An extended discussion argues that newspaper advertising should be honest and informative, guiding readers to facts and useful products. It contrasts advertising with other news, condemning misinformation and stressing the advertiser and reader share responsibility, with the publisher's moral obligation central.
Advertisement touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as a solution to pimples eruptions and blemishes. Claims impure blood behind skin problems and promotes health and beauty. Offered for 25 cents at L De Caswell's.
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