Saving money through interest and incentive
The text emphasizes interest as a top motive to save, noting that seeing one’s Seey earn fosters saving. It also proclaims safety, liberality, and courtesy as guiding watch-words.
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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1920
Page
5
The text emphasizes interest as a top motive to save, noting that seeing one’s Seey earn fosters saving. It also proclaims safety, liberality, and courtesy as guiding watch-words.
Multiple small ads list for sale items like rag carpet and light farm equipment, wanted help including a bookkeeper and office worker near Wauseon, and farm real estate deals in Michigan. notices describe cyclone losses in Fulton and Ashtabula counties with insurers and agents, plus real estate and farm listings from Ohio and Michigan brokers.
Leonard Wood urges careful selection of immigrants stressing physical soundness mental clarity and rejection of fearsome groups while advocating temporary observation and assimilation to American ideals. Senator Newberry will not resume Senate duties until Michigan election conspiracy case status is resolved amid ongoing Republican control by a 48 to 47 margin.
A call to unite diverse denominational traditions around a common faith in Christ. The speaker urges preserving distinctive beliefs as essential truth and envisions collective action when a clear collaborative path appears, seeking unity without sacrificing diversity.
Interchurch World Movement expert argues Latin America now seeks guidance from the United States and praises U S efforts to modernize schools, churches, hospitals, and social centers. Hoover signals possible Republican run with reservations on League of Nations and a forward looking program.
Womans Club meets Tuesday April 13 1920 with Noteworthy Persons and Events of the Year led by Mrs Ida Reynolds and Mrs Mary Hart. General Federation Magazine review by Mrs Emma Hartman. Reading of Annual Reports and election of officers. Reading and music segments follow with Bible quotations by Anna Poor, Nellie Gorsuch, Elsie Trimble, Clara Van Rensselaer, and Elizabeth Ruppert.
Mr Charles Carter witnessed a Detroit Toledo and Tren ton line train break in two and derail on a curve as it hauled 65 cars north toward Oak Shade He saw cars fall from tracks and pieces of structure steel break loose while noting soft ties on the curve that spread the rails and required long clearance time Witnesses E B Ackerman and R Wall described rails tearing apart and derailed flat cars roling into a ditch with heavy loads during the wreck scene.
A grateful note thanks Mr. Cave and workers from Wauseon and nearby for assisting in cleanup after storm damage. The writers also thank others who offered help and express appreciation, signing S. S. Koder and B. C. Sprague of Hogs. Tribune for Job Work.
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