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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1912
Page
1
A Cambria party featuring Mr Kinsey and 83 year old Mr Snyder enjoyed a lawn dinner followed by visits and amusements. A foot race between the two sparked laughter before an auto ride courtesy of E C Duguid. Ice cream and cake ended the gathering as wishes for Kinsey’s good health continued.
The State Board of Forestry seeks to develop a hip locally adapted Black Locust strain resistant to borers to aid reclamation. It requests 200 seeds from each of one to five sturdy trees 6 to 10 inches in diameter, with pods yielding enough seeds. Each tree’s seed must be kept separate and mailed to the State Forester in Indianapolis with tree measurements and locality.
A Monday night meeting led by Frank Sailor and A E Kine tackled improving roads into Fremont. Attendees favored a straight town road and formed committees to gather information on needed work and cost. The group aimed to organize county road status and资金 and labor subscriptions.
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Leneb email outlines Fremont Public School opening the first Monday in October. The revised Course of Study aims to meet State Board requirements, granting graduates the same advantages as other state schools. Admission by eighth grade certificate or examination, with advanced standing. Graduation requires sixteen literary units and four in music and drawing. Various staff lists, funding, building plans, and local notices follow, including community events and a death in Ray.
Abner Smith caused high speeds during breaking season at C. D. Smith and 592 bushels in under two hours. On Chas. McLouth job two men could not manage ten bushels per minute. An accident on Perry Duguid’s farm saw a plow brace tear into a machine but work continued.
Walter Moffett sells his livery and feed business to G A Gale of Lake George who takes possession of the barn. Gale seeks the same patronage as Moffett, while Kenen offers no public plans. Auburn Dispatch notes Fremont Ordinance No 48 passes July 14 1908 restricting wheel Weadlot machines in Fremont Town.
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