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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1912
Page
8
The notice describes a voting contest at J. W. Heller store running from October 28 to November 25. The second prize goes to the voter with the most support, and participants can guess which items will appear in the store window on November 11. Each guess earns fifty votes, with the nearest guess winning 10,000 votes and a 42 piece dinner set.
Angolan society and nearby communities feature visits and travels of residents such as Kocal Lines and Wm Hobson in Angola yesterday, multiple social calls, and Hallowe en plans. The piece notes rainbows after a shower, autumn outings, political talk, and a death by carb } bolic acid while mentioning local clubs, lodge events, and upcoming meetings. It also advertises apples and cider for sale by Burlingame and Delong with contact details.
Mr Madey Jordan visited Mrs E E H mphner last week. C A Votter of Angola was in town Saturday. Miss Luella Filmer attends Terre Haute state normal. Ora Hills home from Flint Michigan. Will Williamson bought a new Ford. Mrs Ona Allen and Mrs Flora Wilcox of Coldwater spent weekend with A T Wiser family. Joseph Rocka sold his diary business to Glenn Brown. C A Vokter will address Fremont Saturday evening for the democratic ticket. A R Woodard in hospital with shingles. Geo Poland of Angola visiting H C Miller and wife in Jamestown. Chas Sheets and family visited Topeka with Rev F A Reichelderfer. Mary Shupp thanks friends for birthday cards. Mary Shupp entertained children and grandchildren for her birthday. Jacob Huntington, D W Gleason, F F Abrams, John Taylors, A C Kagsett, C E Hall, Frank Hall and W D Wells attended George Worton funeral at Ray. Clyde C Carlin and Prof L W Fairfield spoke on campaign issues at Star Theater. audience heard speeches. Evangelical church Rally Day after Sunday school with music and recitations. Progress oration and prohibition talks at opera house. socialist speaker on street corner Wednesday night. Guy Unroe charged with illegally furnishing liquor to Chester Crapo of California. bound over to circuit court for trial. Fred Rogers elected Grand Secretary of Michigan I O O F at Detroit. John Dygert on memorial committee at Detroit.
Renewal before November 10 saves money and prices will rise for many magazine combinations. Follett's offers special prices on combinations. Old papers for sale at this office. For sale a choice 100 acre farm near Fremont And with a 9 room house, bank barn, windmill, outbuildings, fruit, 80 acres cultivated, rent pasture land. Enquire une Harter, 349.
Mrs. Frank Isenhower and infant visited Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Smith with Caryl Smith on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Abbott from Kinder visited Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Bartlow. Mrs. James McConnel rushed to Coldwater Friday due to her sister Mrs. Talmage illness. W C Strunk and wife returned from Grand Rapids. Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Lewis Falan this week. next meeting at Mrs. A. G. Smith home with time to be announced.
Elmer Sidel and his wife and son Wayne visited Arch Barry on Sunday. J Ju Berry was ill, Mat Rob Clark billed J J Harry last Tuesday and Sunday of the prior week. The article notes a wedding or death timing set for November 8, 1918 at Mrs. Joseph Clark's residence, suggesting a community notice context.
A Paris lawyer who served as the regular legal adviser to the Apache fraternity has been struck off the rolls after it was revealed he earned 6600 francs annually in fees from the group. He was later involved in a court incident when an Apache client, unsatisfied with his conduct, threw him into the River Marne after a dispute outside a suburban court.
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