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Newspaper

Fremont Eagle

Location

Fremont, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1900

Page

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New Firm Opens In Knauss & Dewey Store

S W Duguid & Co take possession of the Knauss and Dewey store and plan a full overhaul. Clare Duguid travels to Detroit to pick new stock while S W Duguid emphasizes shoes and aims to stock the finest dry goods in the county. Street speculation suggests strong customer interest and a successful start.

S. W. Duguid & Co Knauss & Dewey 8. W. Duguid Clare Duguid Detroit Ss. W. Gugnid Ray

Silk thread line at Miss S A Carpenter

Full line of sewing silk thread in all colors offered at Miss S A Carpenter's.

S. A. Carpenter

Marriage Licenses Issued by County Clerk

County Clerk Schneider licensed several couples to wed including Clarence M. Jackson with Prudence J. Slaybaugh Clark C. Wheaton with Nellie Year Hoyer Enos G. Barton with Ruby Wouts Danforth C. Ward with Barbara Sites John Ryan with Lenora Boyer Stephen Ryan with Etta Parsons David W. Sutton with Tillie Miller Wilson Etinger with Mary Toose Edward Henry with Alma Woodard.

Schneider Clarence M. Jackson Prudence J. Slaybaugh Clark C. Wheaton Nellie Year Hoyer Enos G. Barton Ruby Wouts Danforth C. Ward Barbara Sites John Ryan Lenora Boyer Stephen Ryan Etta Parsons David W. Sutton Tillie Miller Wilson Etinger Mary Toose Edward Henry Alma Woodard

School Caps Sold At Miss A Carpenter Shop

A plain straw cap for a boy named Tom OShanter is offered for 15 cents at Miss A Carpenter's store.

Democratic Convention Nominates Local Ticket at Angola

The Democratic Convention met at Angola today and nominated candidates for local offices including Treasurer Washington Farley Otsego township Sheriff Geo Cogewell Pleasant Jake Coroner Dr Chas A Moore Fremont Surveyor Clyde Ganby Pleasant township Assessor J J Carpenter Salem township Commissioners North Samuel Sprague Middle Perry Bowerman Councilmen at Large Nathan iel Bennett York S K R Heberling Fremont Edwin Pattee Scott District Councilmen Julius Weicht Chas Sheets Chris Dauber William Chard.

Angola Washington Farley Otsego Township Geo. Cogewell Pleasant Jake Chas. A. Moore Fremont Clyde Ganby Pleasant Township J. J. Carpenter Salem Township North Samuel Sprague Perry Bowerman Nathaniel Bennett York S. K R. Heberling Edwin Pattee Scott Julius Weicht Chas. Sheets Chris Dauber William Chard

Missing Horse Recovered Near Mes John Isenhower Farm

A horse was driven from Billy McClue’s barn by unknown persons. It was later found yesterday at Mes John Isenhower’s place. The owner cannot determine if thieves abducted it or if mischievous youths released it.

Billy McClue Mes John Isenhower

Rathbone Sisters Seek Local Lodge Formation

Mrs. Nellie D. Buchanan of Albion Indiana visited late in the week to study prospects for forming a Rathbone Sisters lodge. Limited time prevented meeting all she wished, but most contacted were favorable and organizers hope local bodies proceed with the effort.

Nellie D. Buchanan Albion Ind Rathbone Sisters P Buchanan Indies

Marl Lands Survey Underway For Marl Beds

Surveyors are measuring marl bed acreage north of town. The work is detailed and may not finish this week. Earlier claims of a railroad survey were incorrect as the right of way is not yet secured. Local owners are said to be firm on requests, while an electric railroad from Coldwater is discussed as a possible alternative. The article expresses optimism that a workable route to the main Lake Shore line can be found.

Coldwater Lake Shore Ciiculty

Barber shop change as J W Stroh sells to Clyde Emerick

J W Stroh who ran a successful barber shop here sells out to Clyde Emerick who now operates. Emerick is described as a young man of esteem and a first chess barber. Stroh will move to Cincinnati to study dentistry. Best wishes are given to Jay in his new venture.

J. W. Stroh Clyde Emerick Mr. Emerick Stroh Cincinnati Jay

School Hats at Miss A. Carpenter's

Good school hats offered for 26 cents and 50 cents at Miss A. Carpenter's.

Prohibition Party Plans October Campaign Drive

The Prohibition state executive committee met to map campaign work against the liquor business. They will unleash a small army of speakers in October with street meetings and schoolhouse gatherings and distribute thousands of leaflets to temperance supporters in other parties.

Prohibition State Executive Committee Stronn

Dogs Attack Sheep. Several Flocks Damaged

Aischoeffer reports dogs damaged multiple sheep last night. Adopat Hughey and Tralph Catlen suffered losses, and one or more of the suspected dogs were killed this morning.

Aischoeffer Hughey Tralph Catlen

Child Dies After Neck Injure With Stick

Five year old son of Mr and Mrs John Zirnes of Angola died after a stick end fractured on his neck. The splinter was removed days later but lockjaw developed and caused his death on Tuesday.

John Zirnes Angola

Robbery Near Coldwater Nets Farmer Five Thousand

Extra edition reports farmer Nivison living two miles north of Coldwater was robbed of five thousand dollars in a staged deal. A stranger lured him while at field work, money was borrowed from a bank, and en route back two men seized the funds. The path of the thieves is suspected to be along a proposed route.

Nivison Coldwater

Burglary at Angola Residence Stolen $20 From Doctor

Last Tuesday night a burglar entered the Angola home of Dr. Williams while the family slept and stole $20 from the Doctor's trousers. No injuries were reported and no further details were provided.

Bicycle Stolen From Caswell Residence Porch

A bicycle was taken from the porch of A. M. Caswell's house last week while Jay McClue was the owner. The thief remains at large in the incident reported.

Jay McClue A. M. Caswell

Head End Collision Between Man on Bike and Wagon Team

Zach Pannebaker riding home from town collided with Jack Ralston driving a team. Both men did not see each other until impact. One of Ralston’s horses bolted, sending the bike into a ditch. Frank Wolbrook witnessed the crash and noted the wheel was damaged. Pannebaker recovered. One horse suffered a deep gash to its foreleg.

Zach Pannebaker Jack Ralston Mr. Pannebaker Mr. Ralston Ralston Frank Wolbrook Mai Zach Mr. Holbrook

Prohibition Vote Estimate Cited by Indiana Officials

State Chairman J. J. Flat of Pranklin claims the prohibition vote will reach about 25 000 this week, more than double the 1938 tally. Chairman Hall also says thousands will vote the ticket quietly without public declaration.

J. J. Flat Pranklin Indiana Brom Hall

Fifteenth W C T U Convention Held at Hamilton County

The Fifteenth W C T U convention in Hamilton County opened with full sessions and hospitality from locals. Mrs Alma Shaw was elected president with Elma Baker as recording secretary and Elorelia Matson as secretary. eighteen departments were organized and Mrs BE Houghton attended as National Evangelist and spoke on seeds sown on good ground.

Steuben HamiltonsQye Excel Inn Willenmar Alma Shaw Ashley Ree Elma Baker Hamilton Cor See Oreelia Matson Treas Josephine Mason Pleasant Lake BE. M. Houghton Fegley Mars Alma Sitaw

Circuit Court News Briefs

Clara Shutts sent to the state reformatory until she is eighteen. Floyd Howell pleads guilty to petit larceny and gets one to three years in Jeffersonville prison. Indictments and civil suits against Monroe FF Wright and a defaulting trustee of Siem township continued to November. Lester Sams acquitted after jury consultation. Liquor indictments continued to November term. Debbs vs Rebecca Wise on note dismissed by plaintiff. Elgie Manahan divorced from Bert Manatuan.

Circuit Court News Clara Shutts State Reformatory Floyd Howell Jeffersonville Monroe FF Wright Siem Township

Fine Display of Millinery Fall Opening

The notice invites the public to a fall millinery opening by B A Carpenter on Friday and Saturday September 25 and 29. It promises a complete display of new fall and winter hats and asks customers to visit.

B.A. Carpenter

Old Colonial Roast Boned Turkey for Festive Tables

A detailed Victorian style recipe describes roasting a boned turkey with white meat from a second turkey, chopped stuffing of bread crumbs tongue and ham, boiled cabbage drives. the dish is prepared with parsley celery eggs and a rich sauce, simmered to a clear stock for serving.

Dollcloua Walsh Bo Wee

Professor and steamer encounter in a travel sketch

A narrator describes a voyage from Morite to Coaten aboard a steamer with Professor Henry of the Snith evulin Entitution. The talkative crew and curious incidents follow as the steamer nears the dock and Inspector's plan unfolds, revealing a scene of travel adventure.

Upafsur Henry Morite Coaten Sicus

Clergyman Refines Sermon After Honest Clerks Exchange

In a candid exchange a clergyman asks a clerk if his discourse was pitched too high and long. The clerk replies the sermon should be clear and not shoot over listeners heads, prompting a vow to shorten the next talk.

New York

Fragile Rose Diamonds Exhibit Explosive Risk

A fragment notes that rose diamonds, famed for their beauty, are highly prone to detonation when exposed to modest heat. The observation highlights the danger of heat-induced explosions in these gems, warning of potential hazards in handling and storage.

Detective fiction vs real sleuthing in crime lore

A fragmented critique contrasts fictional detectives with real investigators. It argues the real authorities perform methodical, restrained work, while novel sleuths and sensational depictions hype dramatic, impractical methods that captivate youth but misrepresent actual police practice.

Onion and resin mix used in trades described

A fragment describes a large Spanish onion boiled and yielding a fluid used extensively in trades for glass tin zinc and paper. It notes the fluid’s elasticity and its use of cheap quaclugo for many Purposes.

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Firpti1 Tom O'Shanter Miss &. A. Carpenter's Boy W.C. T. U. Convention Hamilton Lester Sams Eaark Debbs Platity Elgie Manahan Bert Manatiu Stein Toretim Erogka Vonibinibe Iif Iter House Akan Triumphan Vy Hale Sitters Et Ie de Tag Gates Ami Jane Hyder Woo Janelne
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