24 Apr 1914
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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1914
Page
1
Questioning last Thursday meeting in Fulton County asks if the Farm Crop Boosters Day served agriculture or boosted Governor Cox. Speech defended his administration and hinted at campaign influence while highlighting salaries, appointments, and state costs as boosters travel the state.
Meeting for the Pitts Congressional District will be held at Wauseon Auditorium on Tuesday April 28. Luncheon will be served and notable speakers are expected to attend.
City council in regular session discusses Brunell Street across West Jefferson, dirt removal near a boulevard, and 20 ft sidewalk moves. Mayor and street officials plan to open the street, adjust walks, and shift property lines to fit new building frontages amid a May meeting reminder and local notices.
Roll of honor lists Gorham township school district 30.6 and Oak Shade School with teachers eligible for land grant. Disbrow, Charles Eugene, county treasurer candidate, praised for countywide recognition and public service. Includes advertising letters and a note on San J it cure at Fink and Haumeasers.
In a debate on state governance, changes to the Harmon law are discussed with the governor’s consent, expanding officer salaries and creating many positions. Critics contrast Harmon era limits with Cox administration spending, noting millions allocated to highway construction and salaries, highlighting political contention over payroll control and governance.
Last Saturday evening a surprise party was held at the home of Mr Jel Dull for a birthday. The event drew about eighty soldiers and several wives, with a few homes. The narrative mentions a rebellion and the old stars and stripes, hinting at a broader unrest or celebration.
Fragmentary ad copy describes a phone service with 24 hour availability and prompt calls answered day and night. It mentions doctors, remedies, and a warning about money, but the text is garbled and incomplete.
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