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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1900
Page
7
A damaged OCR notice announces a sheriff sale by decree of the Stealer Circuit Court. It targets property of Carolee Spon, Horntia A Moweth and others, with bid to the highest bidder on a specified Saturday at the county courthouse. Costs and certificates are described. sale proceeds go to creditors.
Local notes report illnesses and visits as Mrs. Fred Stewart grows ill and the orphans home takes in new residents. Residents travel to Akron and Hudson while others visit Fremont and Kinderhook.
Frederick Wray and Lizzie May Prindle William Wilsey and Ida Duke Worthy Harmon and Dora Chacy Emimett io Shenk and Ella May Gath William Hayward and Mary Jaume Anstett School Hats on sale at 25 and 50 cents at Mins 8. A. Carpenter's.
A local note describes a Tain O Shanter style cap offered for sale at Miss S A Carpenter's. The item is presented as a usable school cap with regional flavor.
Prohibitionists prepare for their biggest rally in Indianapolis on October 2 3 with a night meeting on Tomlinson hill. A prohibition special train with Woolly Metcalf and other speakers will travel from Chicago Wednesday morning arriving in time for the night event. The train carries two cars housing the speakers as it journeys through western states. Indiana stops are slated for Goshen Auburn Evansville Indianapolis Logansport and other cities late October.
A gas explosion in the basement of Whitney's shoe store at Hillsdale wrecked the shop injuring several people in the building and nearby spectators last Friday.
In eight years the Eacle has remained, despite doubts from some locals. Editor Warren D. Wells asks for 1000 prompt cash subscriptions to fund new machinery and better help, urging business men and current subscribers to secure new names and dollars before January 1, 1901.
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