Fulton Agricultural Society Annual Meeting Reports 1919
The Fulton County Agricultural Society held its annual meeting at the court house on Saturday December 1 1919. Officers directors and committee members were elected for 1900 with reports, balances, and upcoming attendance at the Columbus meeting discussed.
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The
Agricultural Society
Pulton County Agricultural Society
Court House
Alfred Shaffer
Albert Edgurev
Americanization efforts face foreign-born workers in cities
A historical notice outlines plans by the Christian Americanization Association to place clubs in Christine Brotherhood churches and open assimilation centers in interim cities. It notes concerns about Bolshevism and exploitation of newcomers and mentions organizational roles, headquarters in Chicago, and a December anniversary dinner.
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Hiona
Bie Eitien
Prez Ts
Christian Americanization Association
Christine Brotherhood Church
Campatra
A. MN. McCallum
Seattle
Wreb
M. C. Tutt
Minncorolie
Tevarurer
Handcnrters
Monadinatk
Chicaro
Archbold Edges Wauseon In Tight 17 16 High School Match
Archbold rallied from five points down to defeat Wauseon 17 to 16 in a fast paced high school game. Wauseon led late, but Archbold scored three quick goals to seal the win as players like Tedrow and Schad starred for Wauseon. The Wauseon seconds also beat Archbold seconds 18 to 8 after overtime.
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Piste
Wauseon Boys
Archbold
Wauseon
Tedrow
Lohman
Claire
L. F
Leinpple
Ae Tauser
R. G
Hullett
Boule
Rountein - Wirick
Gryan
Wan
Public Health Cooperation urged for nation wide program
Surgeon General Blue of the United States Public Health Service urges a coordinated health conservation program. He cites 1917 gains from improved sanitation and calls on State and City Health Officers along with major agencies to convene in Washington to plan a unified effort.
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United States
Suren
Blue
American Red Cross
American Public Health Association
American Medical Association
National Tuberculosis, Association
International Health Commission
National Safety Council
American Child Hygiene Association
Washington
Public Service
Surgeon General
Longtime Delta Resident Israel Salsberry Dies
Israel A Salsberry aged 72 of Delta Ohio died December 12 1919 at home near Greenlawn Cemetery Delta He enlisted as a Civil War volunteer and married Orpha Belle Draper They left two children Dr G R Luis Lyons Ohio and Mrs Mary Rex Austen Ohio and a foster son Neue Warwick Mishawaka Ind Surviving relatives include two foster children and numerous old pupils who mourn his loss Funeral services were held December 15 at the Delta Christian church and he was interred at Greenlawn Cemetery Delta We thank friends for help and express appreciation to the Old Fellows Lodge and Rev Perry for comfort and song
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Ianel Anderson Salsberry
David and
Cyrena Salsbury
Pike Township
Es Dunbar
Orpha Belle Draper
Pairfield
Mich
G. R. Luis
Lyons
Ohio
Mary Rex Austen
Neue Warwick
Mishawanka
Ind
Finvito
Acon
Revery
Christian Church of
Greenlawn Cemetery
Delta
Old Fellows Lodge of
Rev. Perry
Mrvs
A. M. Wilkins
Mirs
Israel A. Si
Julia Miller
Fulton County
Frank Miller
Elkhart
Indiana
Wauseon
The
Christian Church
C. P Evans
Grace
Miller
Women and Community Notes in Local Meeting Summary
At Bethel Aid Society gathering and Women’s Club session, December 9, a religious instruction course for day schools was endorsed for Wauseon with local adaptation and voluntary pupil selection. Van Wert Plan Day School Religious Instruction studied. one teacher would teach full time. Several local residents visited and families hosted guests. Fulton County reports winter wheat acreage and rye trends in the Co-operative Crop Reporting Service.
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Wauseon
van Wert
Ttcie
O. B
Christine Edgar
Nola
Con
Laughlin
Co-operative Crop Reporting Service
Ohio
Fulton County
Sulton
Christmas Greetings From The Tribune 1919
The Tribune wishes readers a Merry Christmas and a hopeful New Year. It notes Wauseon stores display holiday beauty and urges kindness and goodwill toward all. It closes with Tiny Tim’s blessing, God bless every one of us.
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the Tribune
Wauseon 7
Last Council Meeting of Year 1919 Recaps Fees and Ends Term
The 1919 council meeting approved minutes and heard requests to cut trees on a boulevard, and a canopy over a sidewalk in Commercial Street. A fire department wiring permit was granted. A dispute over lights and fuel for City Hall led to a 3 to 2 vote preserving free lights and fuel for firemen. The salary ordinance passed and the meeting adjourned to January 4 1920 to begin the new city government. Mrs Julia Miller longtime Fulton County resident died aged 82 in Elkhart Indiana and was buried in Wauseon. Photograph and full obituary note included.
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Guy Burr
B. M. Barton
Commercial
Fire ‘Department
Fire Department
Partment
Weekday Religious Instruction Endorsed by Wauseon Club
Rev C F Evans presented the movement for Weekday Religious Instruction to the Tuesday Club and it received unanimous endorsement. The plan aims to adapt to local conditions and requires parental written permits. funding is voluntary. An organizing committee seeks citizen endorsement as the Congregational Church outlines upcoming services and a Christmas program.
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Wauseon Publicchools
Toledo
Ohio
Gary
Ind
van Wert
University of Chicago
Wauseon
A. 5. Blake
Chas. A. Cole
F. E. Kenyon
Albert Bae
Vette
Turkey
What About the Farmer The Nation’s Work Ethic Highlighted
The piece discusses farmers facing hard realities despite praise for effort and progress. It cites William J Johnson in The Country Gentleman noting the average farmer works long hours and shouldering many burdens, while acknowledging adaptations in methods and machinery that improve productivity.
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William J Johnson
Denmark
China
United States
Power to buy through bidding shapes capitol debates
Last week in the Legislature the House wrangled over the autoficial reports and a sprawling tax bill affecting license fees for vehicles, printing costs, and farm wagons. Officials debated adding 20 cents per auto tag to fund road work, while consideration of an income tax bill died early and may be revived. The issue notes include Census notices and local club elections, with Christmas advertising filling the twelve page issue.
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Colt
Havin
Smith
Hughes Health Et Inal
Civil Service
State Printing Commission
Gaylord OC
Cummin
Joint Native Committee On
House
Senate
Cox
the Tribune
Court House
The Gift of Soul and Will Unite for World Health
A 1919 poem by Julia C Aldrich urges faith and will to form a grand combine with nature’s forces to promote health and virtue. It advocates Christian unity, the rejection of temptations, and spreading Christly love to counter sectarianism.
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Fulton Agricultural Society
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Beatty
Franklin
Eleworth Spade
T. H. Peaker
Monster Stare
George Lew
Swancreex
Chon
Arndbarger
T. MW. Pender
W. Lips
Vicw
A. Keepy
Carl ¥. Orth
F. J. Spencer
Columbus
Devine
Grand Stunt
Sotl
Aim Chase
Lories
Balanew
Balanes
Gana
Carl P. Orth
Essh
Sec
Devdegate
Greaterend
C. A. Knupp
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Harrie
Wei
Israel
A. Salsberry
Berry and Family
W. H. Schultz
Sat
Jaca
Charles Carter Ya H
A. Lee
Nichols
Uncle Sam
Chicago Hospital
Schultz Beth
Fowler
Chicago
Carter
Dover
Justice Nichols
F. A
Barber
Frank Kniffen
Knutten
Barter
Proibate
Barnard Corners
Joseph Stineman
Tiene Arine
Wm. Schulte
Bel
Henry
Beit
Kenneth
Harter
Belt
Barnard
Simeon Bixler
Brailey
Homer Harter
I- Kenneth
Swanton
Saturn
Harry Leatherman
Dean
Wor Barnard
Jorn the
Pind
Liberty den
Ravel Reinhard
Christman
Sherman Angel and Family
Michigan
Ake
Ray
Spangler
Zaigler
Will Zeiglers
A. N. Sutton
C. C. Lee
Woman's Club
Olive Branch School
Lincoln Dennis
Lawrence Taber
Harry Morit
Chas. Precht
Hugh Dishop
Clifford Lindley
August Precht
Fami
Bethel Aid Society
Fu Crews
O. Lindley
Pettieville
Ethel and
Iola Rowe
Perm Cameron
Knights OF
Pythias
C. F. Evans
Church School
S. R. Dunham
Epworth League
Emanuel
Shephards
Warscornage
C. A. Cole
Erdman
Ohio State University
Johnson
Boone
Hayley Mann
McQuillin
Hughes Health Law
Investiga
Tion
Donahey Aoter
H. A. Krauss
W. A. Marker
Fulton
Edna Croninger
Helen Fink
Grace Hoover
C. Barekert
Clinton Township
D. W. Williams
Baletts Corps
Bertha Jane
Mary Spurgeon
Adella Johnson
Alice Larnard
Lydia Clark
Minnie Fashbaugh
Julia C, Aldrich
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