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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1922
Page
8
Road leadership goals shift focus to national policy while state program emphasizes permanent improvements of main routes. Attention concentrates on strengthening the state's road program and aligning with broader national aims.
A long article discusses highway construction in Ohio and other states, praising Governor Davis and State Highway Commissioner Herrick. It argues for faster, more permanent roads and criticizes tollway-funded schemes and quick fixes. The piece notes national attention to midwestern plans and urges more female participation in related prizes.
Reports from the Toledo area mention a large auto show with strong sales and public interest. A bus line offers 24 hour trips to Napoleon for 1.25 dollars each way. A severe snowstorm in Washington prompts crowds and widespread disruption. A January night in the capital records a deadly crash resulting in high fatalities.
A 1922 notice discusses economic failures and a health claim about a remedy. cites Mayr's Wonderful Remedy and includes a sheriff sale adjournment for Powers with Julia Beck in Fulton County Ohio. Details: court sale March 1922 at Wauseon Court House. property in Royalton Township appraised at 3000 dollars. minimum two thirds. cash terms.
A collection of brief quotes and notices on farming, rural health progress under the Hughes Griswold Law, and pest control tips. Quotes mention the Striped Cucumber Beetle control with lime arsenate dust and sand plaster, and reflections from Alfred Vivian W V Baldur W S Fogarty A R Mann Dr Frank Boudreau.
The writer argues against claims that Michigan papers were bought for Newberry and dismisses such bribery as unlikely. They acknowledge a few corrupt editors exist but deny a wholesale purchase of presses. The piece mentions a change from a former still alarm fire to daily alarms near Wauseon.
A natural observation notes that male birds sing less sweetly once young hatch, likely as he shifts focus to foraging for food. The change in song reflects parental effort and busy feeding.
Having rented my farm I will offer for sale at public auction on my tax mile north of Pettisville one mile west and one and a half miles south of Pedrow. The item details are incomplete but the sale is scheduled on the listed rural route.
Fron t page notice for a Friday sale describing stock including horses cows hogs chickens hens and a wide array of farm implements and household goods. Names WM Wolf Lewis Ryan M McConkey appear as organizers with terms to be announced and free lunch offered.
After Strickland Gillilan spoke at a men’s Sunday mass meeting in Camden New Jersey the YMCA General Secretary Ira E Lute praised his address saying it spoke to the hearts of the men and strengthened their faith in God’s fatherly care. The column ends with a quip about sauerkraut juice making women beautiful and a looming cabbage market bulge.
The report notes lower butter prices boosting demand and prices rising due to cold weather. Poultry movement slows with lighter dressed sales but stronger live poultry values implied by reduced receipts. Frozen stocks remain heavy and prospects suggest fluctuating markets for weeks. Toledo listing and farm loan ad from Ohio follow.
The village of Wauseon votes a tax on all property to cover bond interest and principal payments. The ordinance specifies annual levy to meet deficiencies as bonds mature and calls for passage and publication after January 21, 1922. Attestations by Mayor Geo. J. Oakley and Clerk Jas. C. King recorded.
A local report highlights a common physical flaw among residents of Wauseen linked to back problems. Health officials urge posture checks and preventive care as community screenings expand.
An ordinance of Wanston Village Osio levies an annual tax on all property to cover deficits in payments on ten bonds of 530.95 each issued November 7 1921 for East Elm improvements. The measure, approved January 21 1922, authorizes the levy as bonds mature.
J L Rumme ll, a dairy farmer from Niles Ohio, extols Ohio as a breeding ground for Percherons Shorthorn cattle and leading Duroc and Poland China hogs. He highlights eastern Ohio Jersey center in Columbiana and Belmont Counties and praises community cooperation, better sires, and show exhibits to boost livestock breeding. Is your subscription due.
A salve sends healing vapors into nose throat and lungs and absorbs through the skin. Mothers who tried Vicks prefer the new method. Over 35 million jars have been used since January 1919 and it becomes a family standby for children and adults.
Legal notices announce Wauseon Fulton County Ohio appointments of W H Eager and C W Struble as administrators with will annexed for George D Green and Fred C Kelsey as administrator of David Kelsey. Also a notice for sale of Refunding Bonds of the Village of Wauseon dated January 12 1922 with terms, bid requirements, and right to reject bids.
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