Ohio seeding seed potato imports rise with Farm Bureau aid
Ohio farmers report 20 to 40 carloads of certified seed potatoes for spring planting sold in winter through Farm Bureau and Ohio Farm Federation efforts. Michigan, Wisconsin, and Minnesota supply seed varieties including Petoskey Russet Rural Smooth and Early Ohio, with last year’s imports about five times lower. Demonstrations showed higher yields from certified seed, and planned carload shipments are outlined for Ashtabula, Columbiana, Stark, Hamilton, Richland, and nearby counties.
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Ohio
Aeen Oeee Bureaus
Ohio Pai Federation
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnegata
Robbers Caught at Elkhart Elkhart Swanton duo linked to local thefts
Two men described as suspicious were arrested in Elkhart by Chief Leader and Sheriff Ford after being found with stolen goods from a Swanton post office and local shops. The suspects face federal charges. Also noted is the death of Wm. Dimke at 91, with funeral held at the Luthrean Church and burial in Pettisville cemetery. Wilson Bros. athletic underwear offered at $1.00.
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Swanton
Milliney
4Eader
Elkhart
Ind
Ford
Nottiger
Wauseon Wins In Oratorical Contests Near Finale
Wauseon High School wins in a Fulton County Oratorical contest with Clifford Belding of Wauseon taking first place and earning extra points for the school. The final contest is set for April 14 at Delta to decide the Fulton County Literary Association winner. Archbold leads in points with 24 but cannot win. Metamora faces Archbold in debates as scores tighten.
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Clifford Belding
Wav- Seon Hi
Clifford
Fulton Cor
Williams County
Fulton County, Literary Association
Delta
Wauseon
Metamora
Archbold
Soints
Fess Defends GOP Record At Fulton County Talk
Hon Simeon D Fess spoke at the Court House Friday evening and to the Exchange Club banquet. He defended the Republican Congress, outlined budget cuts and war-department downsizing, and suggested his candidacy for U S Senate to succeed Atlee Pomerene. He praised veteran aid and noted soldiers’ claims he has helped resolve.
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Simeon D. Fess
Court House
Exchange Club
Greent
Republican Congress
Congress
U. S
Acceed Atlee Pomerene
Fess
United States
Harding
Navy
Gress
Toledo
D- B. Johnson
J.B. McQuillin
Faxi
Nieaenomnc
Judge Silas S. Richards for Court of Appeals vote
Fulton County voters are urged to back Judge Silas S. Richards in the upcoming Primary. A Republican by badge but on the nonpartisan judiciary ticket, Richards is praised for proven learning, fearlessness, and integrity reflected in court records.
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Fulton County
Court of Appeals
Ohio
Silas S. Richards
Eehards
Icas
Reefer
Richards
Boost Wauseon to attract growth and industry
A promotional piece urging residents and outsiders to Boost Wauseon by highlighting local assets. It cites rail access, flour milling facilities, the Lyon and Wabash rail line, water works, nearby rich farm lands, a feed store, and exclusive suppliers. The goal is to attract workers, businesses, and new residents to secure a prosperous future.
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Wauseon
Lyon and Wabash Rail
Greenleaf Co
Wau- Wasco
Brun Jers
E. F Hanson Co
Wauseon Council Advances Insurance Rates and Street Plans
The Wauseon council held a busy week approving steps to lower insurance rates by coordinating with the state and planning a reinforced concrete North Fulton Street improvement funded by 20 percent town cost and 50 percent property owner assessment plus $1500 from business men. They also considered wiring inspections for new electric work, and granted Arthur Flory permission to move a building from Bennett corner to Leggett Street.
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Dimke
Fulton Street
North Fulton Street
B. D. Schad
J. R. Lawrence
Arthur Flory
Bennett Corner
Leggett Street
Wauseon considers insurance relief for water works upgrade
The village council seeks a rating reduction after a 1 acre reservoir with 22 foot depth and new pumping filtration plant increased pressure. Ohio Inspection Bureau may rerate village risks if warranted. Also notes Clean-Up Week set for April 11 to 18 with 10c per barrel or 75c per cart, residents to remove winter rubbish.
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Wauseon
Ohio
Ohio Inspection Bureau
Harger
Obituary notes and town council items in Ohio tribute
Martha A. Horn of Paulding County born December 17 1863 died March 30 1922 after illness aged 58 years 3 months 1 day. She lived in Fulton County from age three and married to Thomas Odin Barnes September 10 1882 with two daughters and two sons. The Barnes store later became Pontius and Barnes with M A Pontius retaining interest. The family includes eight sisters and one brother. separate note on Morgenthau prize offers to Ohio high schoolers for Near East essays. Elm Street improvement discussed by council with road type choice to save money. Funeral services scheduled April 1 at home conducted by C E Rostorfer of Christman Church Wauseon.
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Wauseon
State Insurance Dept
Eiselstein
Toledo
G. L. Eiselstein
Ohio
Fulton County
Martha A. Horn
Martin
Melissa Horn
Paulding County
Asa Pontius
Iniita
Pontius
Dora Barnes
Thomas Odin
Barnes
Daugsters
Frank Bayes
A. W
Near East Relief Organization
Morgenthau
Elm Street
Sabes
West Corporation
Clinton Street
Tax Listing Time for Property Returns in County
County Auditor mails blank tax returns to personal property owners. Listing must show true value as of the second Sunday in April and filed by May 1, 1922. Penalties apply for late filing, false returns, or failure to list.
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Justice of the Peace
Notrny
Notice to contact after auto accident inquiry in Wauseon
A person seeks contact with a man who approached them near the Arcade building in Wauseon about a Delta crash that happened Saturday evening December 17 at 6 15 near the Interurban station. Respond by letter or phone to CG A Théabalas at 91 War.
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Wauseon
Delta
Nce
Wate
CG. A. Théabalas
Thompson Supports Adjusted Compensation in House Remarks
In remarks from the House of Representatives Hon C J Thompson argues against adding burden of adjusted compensation while noting wartime wealth and taxpayer costs. He cites 1917 draft figures 4 million in service 20 million at home and discusses wealth growth from 1880 to present. He supports funding a soldiers bonus if interest from special debt is used and says he would vote for the bill.
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C. J. Thompson
House of Representatives
United States
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