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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1918
Page
4
In this public notice a local Fulton County newspaper warns readers regarding unpaid accounts or services. The brief item references mailing and legal steps consistent with a local post office context and mentions action toward collection.
A Southeastern Indiana local note recounts visits in Delta and Wausee areas. Families like Williams, Lutton, MeConkey, Leininger, Ernst, and Carver are mentioned. a box social draws community activity with readings, games, and a farewell for Edna preparing to move near Elmira. Lincoln birthday events and small town prayers are noted alongside ads for Chamberlain’s Tablets and a health testimonial.
Fragmented notes describe Pauver and family dining at the Fauver home in Wauseon, Rashley and wife traveling through town with Frank, Hagerman and wife visiting Beil Spir, and other local names. Mentions Garfield Porter and Seely family, plus a late line about wagers and a refund claim.
Tribune office advertises reliable printing and responsive service for readers and advertisers alike with clear contact options and weekly deadlines.
Chesterfield notes report Mrs. E B Welch's death after a long illness at Morerer, neighbors' sympathy, visits among families, Red Cross meetings, knitting feats, and social events. Reports mention Miss Eva Johnson returning from Morenci for sickness, school closing due to fuel shortages, and upcoming lectures. Community updates include moving residents, market items, and Red Cross fundraising with over 128 dollars raised at a Lyons event. Weather and road conditions cited, with people attending church and Valentines day plans.
In Shiloh Mr Groundhog forecasts continued cold. A late January 81 a girl woke her home with Mr and Mrs Blossom Abe Kline and family move into a house vacated by E Hoyt and Kline to farm for J Hoyt. Y P B group meets Saturday with Bertha Gramling. oyster supper after program. Ottokee items note Miss Bellamy of Iowa Mich prepared for federation meetings in Toledo March 12. Ruby Guilford works in Morenci. Christian Endeavor met at H J Guilford’s home. Federation talk planned at Priday night. Barnard Corner reports Charley Wagoner Vernie and Cloud Wagoner at dinner with Shells. Leatherman families dined with Wilcox and others. Neighbors near smallpox. several locals travel to Liberty Center and Ada. Charley Wagoner returns from Ada.
District No 1 Ames Roth and families host gatherings while many neighbors visit. A Bernath school lists officers for the sixth month including Glen Weber as Chief of Police and George I Burkholder as Reporter. Ottokee Grange plans a February 11 program about Washington and Lincoln with music and recitations. A public sale notice details farm chattels and livestock at Wauseon Pettisville area on Feb 15 1918 with many items listed. Also a note about calf shipping day changing due to new government rules.
A historical survey chronicles how bank closures and holidays affect global business and public life. It notes varied national practices, dates, and calendars, including Independence Days, religious observances, and the quirks of old and new year celebrations across nations and regions. It highlights examples from Massachusetts, Texas, North Carolina, and Maryland, and surveys December and January holiday patterns worldwide.
The piece notes no universal national holiday in the United States and that Massachusetts does not treat New Year’s Day as a legal holiday. It cites that eleven dates are observed as New Year’s Day globally, with November leading months by 26 holidays and March lowest with seven. Brazil tops nations with 84 holidays, and the United States has 54.
Garret Smith notes that 281 days in 2018 are workdays across major regions, with Sundays and holidays reducing operations. Guaranty Trust Co publishes a worldwide holiday list showing Brazil leading with 84 holidays, the United States with 54, and notable gaps in France and Italy. The piece examines why holidays matter for finance and history.
Correct, effective advertising is nothing more than good sales talk placed where it is seen by the people. Merchants with goods to sell fail to tell customers what they have in stock and show no initiative to expand sales content following methods of a hundred years ago.
A printer touts distinctive advertising print focused on originality and execution. It emphasizes unique conception and high quality across all printed work.
The Treasury uses schools to extend national service with Liberty Loan clubs and bonds bought by pupils. War Savings aims to establish a club in every school, stimulating individual effort. Secretary McAdoo envisions every school as an open forum for patriotism and loyalty, a center of national service in its community.
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