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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1921
Page
6
Mont of Monday activities feature residents from Toledo Cleveland and Delta visiting Wauseon. Notes on illness visits births an auto accident near Delta and local people moving to Toledo. New personnel at Expositor office and a change of bakery ownership mark community updates.
Ohio again tops the nation in War Savings Stamps sales for 1920, marking the third straight year. Officials credit the local sales network and cooperation with newspapers postmasters and schools for the record, noting Ohio sold over 135 million dollars in three years with most not redeemed.
Ohio War Savings Committee reports profits of 50 million dollars from War Savings Stamps in three years. The statement notes 135 million invested in stamps in Ohio with no investor loss as prices declined, and dollar value rising to 135 million. About 15 million in interest has been paid, averaging 10 dollars per person across Ohio’s 5 million residents.
The Foreign Relations Committee says the government should not fix permanent debt status or interest terms without Congress approval. It warns the administration must not prescribe the conditions for paying nearly half the nation's national debt, a stance that would control future fiscal policy.
The program lists Guy Newal in SQUANDERED LIVES on Feb 20 and Extra Digest Topics and Comed on Feb 21 with Tom Moore. Constance Talmadge stars in SEARCH OF A SINNER and the new Pathe Serial Pirate Gold begins Feb 21, with two episodes weekly on Monday and Thursday plus news at 10 The Trimine.
A Manila native girl with a tractor symbolizes the shift from oxen to power farming in the Islands. The sixth National Tractor Show in Columbus February 7 to 12 features over a million dollars in machinery and accessories and an extensive educational program for farmers. Representatives from Manila and various international attendees are invited.
A quality company has been organized for the Redpath Bureau by Frank J. Smith of New York, famed as a successful company organizer and program butler in America. The programs offered span various equipment presentation and enabling work, with competent artists such as those with the Lyric Singers needed for a successful concert, though not everyone realizes how much.
A reader sent a wedding notice and an auction result. William Smith and Miss Lucy Anderson were sold at public auction at a farm one mile east, with roses on her breast, two white calves, farm implements, two mules, a bob sled, and 200 feet of hay rope. Rev Jackson tied the knot, and the couple planned an extended trip with terms to suit the buyer. They will be at home after ten months with a baby buggy and fifty chickens among the offerings.
Senator Lodge of Massachusetts, chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee, reports favorably a resolution directing the Secretary of State and Treasury to provide the Senate with all official correspondence and documents on interest payments and refunding of debts owed by Allied governments to the U S. The measure covers the $10 billion debt and seeks the substance of any oral exchanges with foreign representatives.
The conductor Mr. Smith shapes the group with a distinctive artistic touch. The New York Lyric Singers present a new all English program, many pieces specially arranged to tell a story or convey sentiment, chosen from young concert and opera singers in New York. The Oxen Redpath guarantee stands behind the organization.
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