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Newspaper
Fremont Eagle
Location
Fremont, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1904
Page
6
Jas. Taylor of Kendallville Indiana suffered twenty years with kidney and bladder disease. He tried many remedies before using Pineules, which he credits with a cure. He urges others with similar troubles to obtain a bottle of Pineules from W N McKeehen.
Lakeshore Railway runs special trains to Hillsdale October 5 6 and 7 with return trips. Service departs Fremont at 5 04 a m and returns Hillsdale at 5 43 p m offering low ticket rates. See handbills for details.
Coldwater papers recount the capture of Dave Anderson by Branch county officers. The tale recalls Chicago police asserting a gang link, though it claims Anderson’s whereabouts were known and the arrest uneventful. Next Monday Angola hosts political speeches with Alan, John Wern, and others. Republicans convene with Opie Read addressing.
Mrs Ona VanAuken Hendricks daughter of the late D E VanAuken of Pleasant Lake drowned at Phillipsburg Kansas after balloon ascent. Parachute descent drifted her into twenty feet of water. remains later brought to Angola for funeral held Tuesday.
The best route to reach St Louis from this section is via Chicago with the Chicago and Alton connection. Sleeping cars run on all night trains and free reclining chairs offer perfect rest. you may stop in Chicago as long as your ticket allows on either leg or both. The Only Way.
Mrs. David Orewiler died Monday at her Scott township home aged 71. She and her husband settled on the farm in Scott township fifty years ago and remained there. Survived by two daughters Mrs James Ewing of Fremont and Mrs Jesse Zimmer and two sons Adam and Elmer Orewiler.
Advertises a clean grocery stock and dishes for sale with a good location and solid business. Inquiries directed to Fremont Eauuy for particulars.
James W Nichols offers farm loans at 5 percent, and provides abstracts of titles, plus land buying and selling services. Located in Angola Indiana. Also notices estranged spouse Orilla Hall is forbidden to trust for debts, and a caution to avoid her contracts after September 29, 20.
Altamont Heights tents sit 500 feet west of the World's Fair entrance offering free stopping space with shaded elevation and noise-free rest. Meals and beds in house and tents are available, with large parties accommodated. financial agents Hotpen & Co of St. Louis present.
About a year after an order for full recall mail service was rescinded, new routes were added but work stopped. Captain Gilbert, aided by Senators Fairbanks and Beveridge, has renewed the order, and Fremont may gain one or two additional routes.
William Houston of Michigan visited near Orland and attacked the Keeslars home in a drunken scene. He smashed doors and windows, fought with Mr. Keeslar, and caused a barefoot flight for Mrs. Keeslar. He was jailed in Angola, released for damages, then reoffended two miles from town and jailed again. His brother settled costs and took him home.
The piece questions how Bryan can advocate Parker’s election after denouncing him at the Democratic convention and in the Commoner. It recalls Bryan's past calls that Parker acted deceitfully and asks how he will justify supporting Parker on the stump in Indiana and elsewhere. It notes Bryan’s claim of "nothing to take back" and suggests readers expect clarifications.
A rough advertisement promotes Duguid's as the place for groceries with prices on sugar, coffee, rice, crackers, tobacco, yeast, starch, matches, canned goods and more. The piece then shifts to a political note about a great Republican clubs demonstration in Indianapolis with speakers and travel rates.
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