Public sale notice for animals and farm items in 1915
A public sale on March 27, 1915 lists bred cows including Dekol Model and Ruby Sr with details on sires and calving history. Also offered are a black mare about 9 years old, 1700 pounds, and brood sows from Duroc lines plus 65 late fall Duroc pigs. Farm implements, food and other items are included. Terms to be announced day of sale. Lunch at noon. JOHN F. HETTINGER proprietor. Auctioneers Lewis Ryan Henry Snyder Geo Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeKel
King Lyona
Lyons
Ruby Sr
Tonawanda
Yeoman
Ruby
Tonawands
Yeoman Dekol
Tony Offer
Joe
Orion Gad
Joe Orin
John F. Hettinger
Nour
Lewis Ryan
Henry Snyder
Geo, Wright
Ohio Letter Carriers Enter Lake Trip Sales Contest
Generous Ohio men fund a lake trip for letter carriers with the highest Treasury Savings Certificates and War Savings Stamps sales. Last year the drive surpassed 3,000,000 in War Savings Stamps in nine weeks as carriers from counties across Ohio enter from January 17, aided by the Ohio War Savings Committee and local sales drives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Treasury
Columbus
Obi
Dla
Department
Treasury Savings
Do You Look For Tea Values in Foods You Buy
A fragmented column lists Want Ads and notices including Waitress at Hotel Blair and office worker positions, a horse hay sale, yard sale notices, and a kitchen cabinet for sale. It also contains stray health tips and advertising phrases with several phone numbers and locations, reflecting a miscellaneous 1920s newspaper page snippet.
Germary Undone by Own Weapon
Garret Smith reports German forces surrender after a rapid nitrate plant victory. Built in eight months the facility convinces the Kaiser of defeat, framing the war turning point and boosting Allied morale in the final stages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germary
Kaiser
Wartime Nitrogen Drive Powers Muscle Shoals Plant
The Ordnance Department backs a government agency led by Frank Sherman Washburn to build the Air Nitrates plant at Muscle Shoals Alabama. Construction began February 16 1918 and in eight months the plant produced ammonium nitrate powering Allied explosives for the 1919 spring drive with a supporting city of 25 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army
America
A. N. Sutton
Oak Baa
Germany
Ger
Wauseon
Ohio
G. W
W. L. Griffin
Fayette
Mr. Washburn
United States
New York City
Panama Canal
Straits of Mazellan
Europe
Jenet
Ordnance Department
Washburn
Westinghouse Church Kerr Company
J. G White Engineering Corporation
M. W. Kellogg Company
Muscle Shoals
Women Co operate to encourage saving and home budgeting
Columbus special report notes that women organizations across Ohio Base Joined with the Sayings Division of the Treasury Department promote home budgeting. The plan urges save first and spend later, with home expense records for rent taxes food clothing repairs amusements gifts and other costs guiding savings redirected to War Savings Stamps in $5 denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ogtio
Haade
Treasury
United States
Children to ge kaighted Knights and thrift honoring
In Columbus Ohio an effort by the Ohio Treasury Department urges schoolchildren to sell War Savings Stamps as a Thrift program. Purchases during the school year make a pupil a member of the Ohio Hound Table and trigger rewards such as a lapel shield for thrift achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbes
Ohio
Treasury Department
FOR RENT AND SALE NOTED IN SMALL ADS ROUNDUP
Classified item snippets mention rental options with five rooms and an acre north of a stop on T and L R R Cites Amos Aeschliman contact. Also sale items include used pianos organs phonographs from Turnbull Brothers Arcade Building Wauseon and a life insurance proposition Box 439 Central Sta Toledo. Additional listings cover Michigan farms Addison area and local real estate De troit Street house and lot, plus day old chicks and farm staples. Lost pocket at Peoples Bank area near Harrison Funkhouse Brothers Store seeks finder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turnbull Brothers Piano Store
Wauseon
Olive Tablets for Bad Breath and Child Cough Medicine
An advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as addressing cause of bad breath while cleansing the system. It also promotes Chamberlain's cough medicine for children as pleasant, harmless, and effective, highlighting long experience and popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perguson
Jenna Sisal Sarmath
Sete
Bote
Edwards
Es Atsick
Oh Kennedy
Postmasters Drive War Savings for January in Ohio
Ohio post masters in cities and towns have been asked to conduct a War Savings drive in January. Each office is assigned a quota of savings certificates to sell, with officials predicting Ohio will top the 1920 War Savings race. Certificates are $1009 denomination, non taxable, paying nearly 5 percent, registered, and redeemable at any post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Treasury Savings
War Savings
Leonard Wood Civil Service Record Across Nations
Edward B. Clark profiles Leonard Wood’s varied civil and administrative career. From Boston hospital work to California and Georgia postings, Cuba's reconstruction, and governing the Philippines, Wood earned praise for organizing schools roads hospitals and courts, reforming taxation, and building stable institutions under war’s strain. The piece highlights international experience and leadership roles, culminating in his rise to chief of staff and long lasting impact on U.S. civil administration.
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Edward B. Clark
Leonard Wood
United States
Leonad Wood
Republic of
Cuba
Philippines
Harvard University
Boston
Wood
California
Northwest
South
Georgia
Washington
Grover Cleveland
William McKinley
Regiment of
Rough Riders
Theodore Roosevelt
Santiago
Havana
Sir William van Horne
Canadian Pacific
Granville M. Dodge
Union Pacific
Homer Folks
New York
White
Supreme Court of the United States
Massachusetts
Ohio
Lord Cromer
Egypt
Elihu Root
Phillippines
Philppines
Borneo
Singapore
Japan
China
India
Java
United States Army
Ohio leads in Treasury Savings Certificates sales in January
Columbus special report shows January purchases of Treasury Savings Certificates and War Savings Stamps far exceed last year, with early figures indicating several millions more invested. Ohio maintains a lead over other states in bond sales as final January totals are awaited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Treasury Savings
Columbus
Treasury
Post Offices Get Quotas for January Savings Certificates
Ohio postmasters are ordered to sell 2,000,000 dollars in Treasury Savings Certificates during January 1920. The Ohio War Savings Committee and the Division of Post Offices set quotas by class: first class 200 certificates, second class 25, third class 12, and fourth class during the month. Bronze medals will honor postmasters meeting the targets, with names sent to Washington and to President Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Savings
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio War Savings Committee
Division of Post Offices
Post Office Department
Washington
Wilson
O—Specielj
War Savings
Buckeye
New York State
Titnois
Pennsylvania
War Savings Organization
War Savings Movement
Treasury
Ohioans Set War Savings Pace Into 1920 Plans
Ohio again leads the War Savings drive as 1919 closes, with more than 135 million dollars in purchases, and preparations begin for a stronger push in 1920. The Treasury emphasizes thrift with a January effort and keeps the 1919 structure largely, but with new forms and redeemability rules.
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Cat
Eatonic
Windus
Bros. Tedrow
Obio
Harry Koufman
West Chestnut St
R.O. Buck Osteopathic Physician Office
Pythian Building
Pulton St. Wauseon
F. Sand
J. M. Ham
Attorneys
OH. Kerman
Asy Bank
D. B. Johnson
Druy Store
C. E.root
The
Jones School of
Chicago
Dsa Ts
Business College
Meelis Toledo
Ecerecs Eee
Sipeme
Sen
Wauseon, Ohio
H. B. Sohn
N. G. Wright
C. M. Harrison
Letter Carriers
Uncle Sam
Blair
Glen Lewe
C. L. Conrad
pSgma
Watson Oil
Exenman
E. M. Parker Mast
Garret Smith
Draad
Rappert’s Bakery
Wanscon
Liberty Center
Ar & VanRen- Oko
Sara
Dradanth
Order of Knights of the Round Table
Chie
Stop 61
R. R. Amos
Aeschliman
Pakton County
Central Sta
Toledo
Michigan
A. W. Clark
Addison, Mich. Sf
Rhode Island
G. L. Bachman
B.D
Nol Sals
Detroit Street
Opeall
Arcade
Wauseor
Peoples Bank
Bank
Harrison & Funkhouse
Brothers
E. E. Bikerman
Tribune
Ferman
Timothy Hay
BH. Weber
Elmira
Buckeye State
Treseury
Ford
D. Morningstar
Chestnut St
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