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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1918
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Bill the Kaiser and an advertiser with a claim about delivering services. Lacking clear dates or locations, the readable items outline a desire to provide data or goods and to convey a business relationship. The text remains incomplete and non-specific.
A short report from Delta area notes a February election at King School. Officers elected include President Ta Robinson, Reporter Florence Clark, Policewoman Mildred, and others. Weather hindered activities. several posts were filled, with some members absent due to snow and cold.
A fragmented report notes a Republican candidate and associates from Har-SS and Sara, ME, with ongoing campaign activities. The readable lines reference a voice and stance aligning with professed principles, amid unclear details from the OCR.
An old advertisement describes kidney and bladder troubles and promotes Foley Kidney Pills as restoring kidney function. It claims relief from back pain nervousness headaches disordered stomach and vision problems, suggesting pills remove poisonous waste and renew energy after symptoms such as weariness and weakness subside. The piece is attributed to Fink & Hatimesser.
A Kansas City woman recalls a khaki clothed scout who helped with her heavy market bundles three years ago and, moved by the gesture, agrees to buy another Liberty bond. She explains she previously faced hard times and credits scouts with inspiring civic duty.
San Antonio now has four Eagle Scouts after the court of honor finished tests that produced three new Eagles. Lewis Kayton, the first Eagle in the city, received his badge in summer. The new Eagles are Charles Henning Zay Smith and Seldon Nye. The process required 21 merit badge examinations and months of preparation.
The San Francisco Ad club with the San Francisco Boy Scouts launched a drive to increase flag reverence in public events. President Samuel P. Johnson says some men still fail to remove hats as the flag passes. Scouts will lead a campaign and hand out cards at the next parade urging proper respect.
A Cory Pa scout Harold Mucinges saved a boy with a severed artery. McBatu Mich scouts offered first aid after a gasoline explosion injuring two, with others unharmed. Buffalo scouts boast a signaling patrol using lanterns flags and telegraph gear. Aged readers are urged to rest and use Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to speed recovery from colds and prevent further illness.
Noticete hereby given that W. W. Corneh is adimeelutrator of the entate of Nathan K Sarelaney. The first and final account for settlement is set for the ith day of Merck 118 at 9 o clock A.M. before A M Tarber, Probate Judge, Fosus County Ohio.
Market notes show Red Wheat at 2.10, White Wheat at 2.00, Corn at 2.50, Oats at 12.25 flour, Butter AB, Eggs BO, Lard and Potatoes at 1.25, Hogs listed without price. Agricultural page lists varied grain and livestock figures for regional buyers and sellers.
Coats for children resemble adult designs with soft materials and fur trim or fur fabric bands. Garments are long enough to cover dresses and often feature plain cuts with cape collars, reflecting varied, cozy outerwear for youths.
A fragmented fashion snippet notes satin gowns for afternoon wear. It mentions a pictured gown with a georgette crepe trout panel and sleeves, a tunic, and delicate detailing, reflecting editorials on contemporary dress trends. Names and places are unclear due to OCR damage but the focus remains on stylish frocks.
Ninloe announces final account of Reason W. Seat as guardian with hearing set for the unspecified day of March 1018. Clerk Barber, Probate Judge, Fulton County Ohio.
E bOYS G. F. Wycott head of the boy scout movement Im Terre Heute told Indiana State Normal students he spent last summer at the Chicago school for boy scouts guiding 125 scouts from across the city. He said the program channels boys toward usefulness and character through preparedness, responsibility, and fair play, reaching those not touched by school church or home.
A new Sikh boy scout division in Shanghai drew keen interest as they wore khaki uniforms with green and white neck cloths and red and white turbans. Sir Everard Fraser led the investiture at the Sikh Gurdwara while Shanghai Wolf Cubs and Sikh troops formed a hollow square. Reports note growing popularity of the movement across China, with a notable display by Tsing Hua college boys in Peking.
Secretary McAdoo pins bronze medals on four Colorado Springs Boy Scouts for distinguished service in the first Liberty bond sale. He hails the scouts as soldiers in aiding the government and praises their spirit, as each boy salutes and accepts the decoration amid applause.
Lieut. Col. H. Connor of the medical corps writes to W. Edgar Wyne, scout executive, praising Spokane boy scouts for first aid work at the Great Northern depot when a draft entrainment caused an accident. The unit’s training under Dr. W. N. Lipscomb at Camp Dee Light earned the United States Red Cross medal, with only four points lost of 400.
The article outlines woodlot improvement by using firewood from waste and defective trees, selecting salable lumber, thinning for fuel wood, and preserving seed trees for reestablishment. It notes species suitable for fuel, the need to protect young growths, and benefits of substituting wood for coal. It also lists a public sale near Wauseon with cattle, horses, hay, and farm implements, plus memorial notices and agricultural bulletins on poultry parasites.
Twelve year old Scout Perreault of Spencer Massachusetts and several companions discovered a child’s skeleton beneath leaves while chestnutting in a woods area. The boy alerted authorities and investigators believe the child had been lost in the woods for a long time.
A printer pledges originality and individuality in all work, claiming distinctive conception and quality that set their advertising printing apart. The message emphasizes attention grabbing design and superior execution as core strengths.
Roosevelt aligns with Prohibition urging war footing against grain use for liquor. In a letter to Dr Clarence True Wilson the former president argues not a dash of grain should be diverted from feeding soldiers and allied armies. He contends liquor waste harms army workers railroads factories mines and shipyards. Roosevelt backs Bryan and coalition strengthens liquor interests weaken.
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