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Newspaper

Fulton County Tribune

Location

Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1918

Page

4

Subscriptions and War Bond Sentiment in Fulton County

Local readers discuss subscription loyalties and how readers would avoid buying Liberty Bonds or War Savings Stamps if possible. The letter notes men serve to protect the town, while the pay deductions of two soldiers reveal their monthly earnings after army pay and board, suggesting a call to reconsider wartime lending and support for war efforts.

Chest Fund George Howard Merrill Taylor White Gates Coe Iment

Community Notables Gather For Weekend Visits In Ohio

Numerous families from McClure Cardington Swanton Napoleon and Gibsonburg visited Hudson Jones and others for Sunday gatherings. Separate notes mention a Fay reunion for Mrs Lloyd Spiess and a party for Kenneth King and Howard Proudfoot with about 80 youths present.

Lloyd M Gilbert Dews Frank Hickated Henry Davin and Mires Mart Willowman Paul Mohr Linas Weber Bert Henter L. M. Jones McClure Cloyd Thompson Cardington Hudson Jones William Sehimeyer Marie John Frysinger Napoleon Ley Spiess Kessler Fay Lloyd Edgar Wauseon H. B. Jones Ed. Rup Loyd Mohr Henry Welrauch West Napoleon John King

Local correspondence from Lang and Moore visit

Correspondence notes Earl Lang visiting J. K. Aguten during the week with Mrs. Howard Moore as a Sunday guest of her mother in Thompson and daughter. The fragmentary text records social visits and household names in a small town.

Earl Lang Ith J. EK. Aguten All It Howard Moore Ra. Thompson Charles Edgar George Edgar Mra Henry Fylde Poe Louella Toledo Zenas Sworden Dorothy Hack Mary Mil

Special at South Side Meat Market Tender Roast at 26 Cents

Special at South Side Meat Market offers good tender beef roast for 26 cents per pound, valid Saturday only. The ad highlights limited sale time and a one day discount for shoppers.

South Side

Nature's Remedy Nit Tablets offer rheumatism relief

The advertisement claims Nature's Remedy Nit Tablets provide relief after failed expensive medicines. It describes digestion, elimination, and blood purification benefits, asserting thousands use NR Tablets daily with prompt relief and a price advantage over doctors. The copy urges readers to try the tablets with a guaranteed satisfaction promise.

Bamgae Amnana Slut Bay Mealiojegula

Fink & Haumesser Wauseon Ohio and local notices

Wauseon Ohio entries note Camp meeting in Hillsdale Michigan visitors from Toledo and Fulton county calls. Mentions Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhea Remedy as trusted for summer complaints with testimonial from Mrs F F Scott of Scottsville NY.

Will Murry Hillsdale, Mich Will McConkey Toledo Estell Taylor Elmer Taylor M. C. Pontious Isad Will Eee Anne's Anyoyne Clarence Williams Poe A. R. Willisma Chamberlain F. F. Scott Scottsville, N

Red Cross Supports War Efforts Across Europe

The American Red Cross opens a Fresh Air station at Mt Aigouul for repatriated and refugee Belgian and French children. It funds sixteen orphanages hospitals and farm schools run by French organizations. Eighty four nurses and aides in Paris are deployed for emergency military work supporting the current offensive. The national game of baseball follows the flag to European war zones, with the Red Cross supplying equipment to keep play going.

American Red Cross Mt. Aigouul Red Cross Paris Europe Dijon France United States Army rEneets Italy Lake Division

Liberty Pageant to Feature at Dijon and Beyond

The Liberty Pageant, produced by the Williams County Fair, will unfold on September 21 with several hundred county youths. It showcases Uncle Sam’s growth and wartime unity, staged largely by children, with two local organizers guiding plans. The American Red Cross supports Italian medical study and refugee aid while aiding refugees in Naples and Genoa, and sends workers and supplies to the front.

Williams County Fair Ohio War Savings Committee American Red Cross Vic Torma Naples Italy Uncle Sam F. E. Beach A. M. Strayer A. C. House J. Clarence Sullivan Children’s Playhouse Columbus Williams County Red Cross Fair Montpelier The Bryan Red Cross

Claude Marks in Georgia from Camp Hancock letter

Claude Marks writes from Camp Hancock Georgia August 17 1918 to his mother and father describing his health eagerness for duty in his new company and daily drills in the heat. He thanks his mother for a care package notes a thunderstorm injury to two men and mentions fellow soldier K H Murry of Toledo in hospital. He lists overseas equipment and gear totaling about 85 pounds and closes with family news and local notices about Red Cross funds and county fair plans.

Claude Marks Camp Hancock Auguste Claude Uncle Sam O. K K. H. Murry Toledo Ania W. H. Beamet Esson Harold Art. Ornderff Theodore Seprist Charles Segrist Devil's Lake Jessie Raker Fred Maxwell Cleveland W. H. Segrist Roy Ind Lydia Smith Waldo Trving Mesdamus Balidorf Vine Yancy Fredrick Orrin Spiess Wauseon Dah E. Sogrist Findlay van Maxwell Camp Sherman South Side America Germany Army Medical Corps France American Red Cross

Red Cross notes and morale appeals in Wartime community

Readers learn how war savings stamps and the Red Cross sustain morale and care for wounded troops abroad. The column notes nurse recruitment quotas, sailor parcels, and local notices including the Gorsuch family reunion, seed corn guidance, farm coop messages, and a legal notice.

Birthday Surprise and Guests Visit Swan ton Family

Miss Katie Dumeresque of Swanton was a guest of Mrs. Fred Brinkman on Saturday. The siblings of Harry Taher and their families joined in a birthday remembrance for Jat, surprising him with a warm celebration.

William Fred Durant Fulton County Walter Ward Malinta Clarence Fraker Lawrence Babcock William Durant Wauseon Zinas Sworden Grover Delta Josephine Edgar Sworden Frd Durant Madew Marguerite Nat Ward Ralph Clarence “Raker Katie Dumeresque Swanton Fred Brinkman Harry Taher

Chronic Constipation Relief with Chamberlains Tablets

A brief note advises that chronic constipation is not easy to treat but can be managed by taking Chamberlains Tablets and following the directions on each package. Also advertised is a Saturday sale offering tender beef roast at 26 cents per pound.

Eaen Gisurict Wnicn Fair Board Red Cross Montpelier Bryan Adv Chamberlain

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