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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1900
Page
8
Rev. 2 K Holp of Angola Congregational preached on Angola silvons favoring high license, sparking sensational temperance tension as the saloon issue is to be debated anew. Surveyors edge toward the cement factory site. railroad branch will run northeast from town for about four miles to the line.
Special agent W F Conger visited Monday to review the proposed rural free delivery route east of town. He expects it to begin operation by October first. The Angola ULB church building will be dedicated Sunday September 30 at 11 o clock a m with Bishop W Holt of Dayton Ohio officiating. W L S Ganny is pastor.
Arthur Tremary a Fort Wayne mail driver and occasional sorter was arrested Tuesday on charges of robbing the mails. He was caught by a decoy letter containing a marked piece of money and aided by his familiarity with the office routines.
Mr. J. J. Nichols of Missouri City Texas, brother of Mrs. D. J. Whitinice, reports a severe storm with heavy rain and dangerous wind that felled all his buildings. He, his family, and neighbors spent the night outdoors with no safe shelter.
Popular low rate trip advertised by Chicago Excursior Lake Shore Ry. to Chicago on September 29. Tickets cost 62.90 for a round trip. Departure from Fremont at 1?4 a.m. to Waterloo with a special train leaving at 10:55 a.m. and return on October 1.
Public invited to the fall millinery opening September 26 27 28 and 29 featuring elegant trimmed hats patterns in foreign and domestic styles and a full line of street hats at low prices Miss Eva Herrick is a trimmer at the event hosted at Mrs Burdicks old stand by Mrs Sam Stiraw.
Forty seven Lytle family members gathered in Wesley Browns grove six miles north of town for a September reunion. J W Lytle provided watermelons including a 32 pounder. Attendees enjoyed a bountiful table and agreed to meet in 1900 at Huyck's lake two miles north and two west of Fremont.
The Lake Shore Railway runs special trains October 3, 4, and 5 to Hillsdale with round trip fare at one rate. See bills or ask ticket agent for details on train times and fares.
The W R C annual convention for the 12th district was held in Angola on September 13. Mollie Mott of Elkhart was chosen president and Harriet I Lose of Angola was named vice president. The next convention will be at Elkhart.
A sermon argues that fear of the Lord is misunderstanded as terror. It promotes reverence as the true foundation of wisdom, citing Solomon, Job, and Parker among others, and contrasts plain and wise interpretations while urging consistent moral living.
The firm Rinuiss & Dewey has closed its Tas trading yard in the Mp district. Wy Daeaid and Chire Digiidaf Tay announce the store’s end and thank their patrons. The community wishes Mr Dewey luck in future ventures as the business winds down.
A historical critique portrays self propelled harvesters as the modern engine that would drive small farmers from the land. It describes wide cutters and all in one harvester units mowing, threshing, and gathering, with power to plant and harvest across large acreage. The piece asserts these machines threaten rural livelihoods by consolidating production and marginalizing individual growers.
An invitation to attend the fall millinery opening on Friday and Saturday September 28 and 29. The event showcases new fill and winter millinery with a stylish up-to-date stock. Call S. A. Carpenter for details.
Samuel Renner Albert Bullard Loren wadell and Friend Sowle received $200 bail pending indictments for selling liquor without license. A south county man maimed John Smith, fined $5 and ten days in jail for theft of a leg charm. John 2 swith pled guilty to rape and was sentenced 1 to 2b years. Information against Sowle for maintaining a nuisance was quashed and appealed. Samuel Weight fined for Signer law. testimony notes a 15 cent payment in a case involving purchase of a case.
The essay argues eloquence in English is valued as demand outpaces supply. The writer recalls an evening with one of America's most eloquent men, receiving letters and telegrams from many states urging speaking engagements. It notes widespread invitations from cities for banquets anniversaries and major functions.
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