Fulton County Tribune 1916 Propaganda and Local Notes
Readers urged to make 1916 better through acts of kindness and civic effort while local names and Christmas visits across communities are recorded. A Belgian inventor’s cotton leather claim and Hanford’s liniment ad appear among scattered notices and correspondence from Dover Center and nearby towns.
MORONCI AREA OBITUARY AND LOCAL NOTES
The Chesterfield community mourns Mrs. E. Leggett, who passed away on the 21st, with funeral at Inlet church and burial at Oak Grove cemetery Morenci. The text recalls Christmas gatherings, home visits, a lamp explosion at Ira Briggs’s home, and various local jottings from West Chesterfield and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inlet
Penn
Patterson
Shaffer
Ralph
Willard Faulder
Elbert
Mr. Faulder
New Carlisle
Ohio
James
Harve Deyo
Dave Ricker
Carl Ricker
James Bachman
Morenci
Robert Brink
Geneva A
Warren Hicker
Fayette
C. E. Keefer
Susan Marie
Art Keefer
Oak Shade 1
Dover Center
Clarence Lane
Geo
Sunda Fales
H. Fisher
Hunday
John Plotiner
S.ather
Reith
Archbold
Frank Kataley
Carl
Jard Span
Baton Ohio
Mae
Chas
Aatursity
Laura Bates
Ls Aviation
Fred Wald
New Caro
Albert
W. M. Powler
Thomomas
Homer Blair
Louise
Robert Blair
Wauseon
J. C. Lee
Bert
Arizona
Harmon Lee
Alva Duffy
Toledo
C. A. Donovan
Duffy
Lee
Munson
J. L. Fisk
Baby Joseph
Detroit
Grandpa Statesman’s
Agnes Statesman
Ora Roos
George
Harold
D. B. Simpson
Huron
Mrs. Simpson
Joshua Dixson
West Chesterfield
Florence Butler
Buchannan High School
U. G. Butler
A. G. Bulkley
Willie Plettner
Roy Taylor
Donald Stubbins
Ova Collar
Scott
Albert Wheeler
Frank Scott
Sarah Deakins
Oak Shade
Ruth Taylor
Doris
Irene Patterson
Ralph Shafffer
Anna Beggett
Inlet Church
Georgia Bulkley
Morenci High School
U.S. Bulkley
Will Johnston
Virgil
Hear Munson
A. G. Butler
Anno German
Eagles on dollars and New Year cheer in brief quotes
Uncle Eben argues words matter while some dismiss them. The Louisville Herald notes that the eagle on the American dollar symbolizes money with wings. The column mixes reflection on social niceties with a satirical money remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Eben
Louisville Herald
Potash and Perlmutter Returns to Valentine Theatre
Potash and Perlmutter, a major comedy hit, returns to the Valentine Theatre for a half week plus a Wednesday matinee. Based on Montague Glass stories in Saturday Evening Post, the three act farce blends love law and loyalty as Ruth Goldman arrives to shake the firm, while Bris Andrieff stirs romantic tension. Abe and Morris rush to save Andrieff from Siberian danger, ending in exoneration and two betrothals as the action moves from a downtown shop to uptown offices and home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine Theatre
Montague Glass
Saturday Evening Post
A. H. Woods
Ruth Goldman
Bris Andrieff
Andrieff
Abe
Morris
Siberia
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Harvey Stevens
Gstace
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Uary Learanee
Nin
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Royal Anne
California
Indiana
China
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M. M. Taylor
James Killen
Josephine
Spence
Illinois
Roy Jackson
Harlon Boyes
L. A. Greeley
Will Cochran
Lynn Parley
Annt Lane
Clifford Taylor
Allen Shaffer
S. C. Schnorf
R. L. Dollings Company
Hamilton
P. J. Lenhart
Burton Towns and Paving Block and
Colubus Chain Co
Rude Manufacturing Co
Blair Motor Truck
Cullen and Vaughn Construction Company
Southern Cattle Feeding Company
S. B. Strode
Chas. McIntire
Homer C. Price
College of Agriculture
R. L. Collings Company
C. Schnorf
Fulton County Building, Loan & Savings Company
F. L
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Seey
Willie
UAT Sale
Eager, Standish & Hatt
Deta
Hi First
Pail White
Harry Hanlon
Beseee Jans Fearnley
Helen” Salinger
Mildred Davis
Maud LeRoy
Popular Mechanics
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Parastares
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