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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1921
Page
4
The Fulton County Tribune resumes publication under Bissonette and publishers. The notice states the paper is discontinued and subscribers may continue by paying when convenient, with the office in Wanegon, Ohio as the mailing address. It notes second class status and urges payment to resume service.
Senator Miles Poindexter has introduced a bill to grant free passage through the Panama Canal for American ships. The move aligns with President Harding's acceptance speech and signals the start of efforts to restore tolls provision from the original Panama Canal Act, repealed in early Harding days.
The Ohio General Assembly under Governor Harry Davis faced intense lobbying from utilities and powerful interests as it pushed a businesslike reorganization plan. Backers praised Davis for principled leadership, while critics mocked the Holy Number seven and joked about the eight-department proposal. A Newton Falls editorial highlighted the governor's approachable nature by recounting a cordial Columbus visit with an elderly couple.
A jumble of local ads lists goods for sale including a bed set, alfalfa hay, strawberry plants, a Reed baby carriage, and a Overland automobile. two garages for rent near Church. jobs and services offered. and a Sanitary Work inquiry. Also notes church event, orchestra request, and oblique local social mentions.
For sale high priced land in Ashtabula County offers $40 to $80 per acre for good farms. Write F. M. McCollum Andover Ohio to express wants. Also for sale eleven kinds of strawberry plants inspected by the Department of Agriculture and guaranteed right. W. M. McConkey & Son Delta Ohio phone 5 on 482. BACK TO THE FARM The Department of Agriculture estimates 6,000,000 men returning to farms to aid in vesting crops.
Harding Wilson Taft join in a historic appeal to fund famine relief for China. The White House action renews the drive with Taft as chair and Lamont as secretary, urging American generosity to alleviate widespread Chinese hunger and distress.
Our Tires Shine Out claim superior durability and longer mileage. They warn you lose money without equipping your vehicle with these tires and invite you to visit and learn why they are cheaper and better.
The Marion Star notes the Versailles conference aimed to maintain world peace yet reveals members of the conference themselves were at odds, underscoring the complexity and struggle behind lofty peace goals.
Fragmentary price list notes onion sets seven pounds or quarts for euro syrup No ten tins gallon Bright fat salt mackerel boneless pening fancy sodfiatr Ib three pounds for Pure sugar syrup No ten tin Oak Shade cheese corn flakes large pk while they Fast ee cee... Fresh rendered lard two pounds for No ten can apple butter Royal baking powder fifty cent Hard water Castile soap Peter Pan and Creme Oil three cakes for 2.
Advertises wire dish strainers wool wall duster complete sets with long and short handles priced at 1.00. Mentions metal percolator tops heavy wire carpet beaters polishing cloths for gold and silver 4.60. Includes fresh oven roasted salted peanuts and miscellaneous household items, likely a catalog snippet.
Ottokee residents and guests shared visits Friday with the Guilford family and Ethel Bates. Gleaners Sewing Circle met at Ethel Ledyard's last Thursday despite rain. Sunday gatherings included the Miley, Bates, German, Allman and Taylor families plus others from Morenci and Tedrow. Next Tuesday May 2nd the Gleaners Lodge hosts a bungalow and overall evening with sandwiches doughnuts and coffee.
An optometrist stresses close attention to each patient and tailoring prescriptions to meet distinctive needs. The author asserts confidence in delivering satisfactory service and aims for as normal vision as possible within condition limits.
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