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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1919
Page
4
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A Concord Massachusetts troop linked to the Boy Scouts of Old Concord traces its roots to the bar beauty of America era. James Jerners recalls the embattled stand and the shot heard round the world as scouts honor the flag and march away. The piece notes the dedication of youth, and includes a feature on how a scout cooks an egg, reflecting practical survival skills.
Youth volunteers enrolled at police centers to aid air raid warnings. They provided written parental consent and formed a citywide alert corps. The effort followed doubts about buglers and adopted the French sound bagler method as most effective.
A fragmented theater listing advertises a weekly program airing Friday and Saturday. It touts a seven nineteen adaptation of a famous novel, featuring Komie Kartoon Bee and a sketched lineup with lighthearted notes.
D C Wills chairman of the Central Liberty Loan Committee of the Fourth Federal Reserve District asserts that the war is not over for financing. He argues the Fifth Loan will be needed in spring and that the Cleveland District has shown strong readiness to meet the duty, with continued need to fund troop repatriation and ongoing military and industrial operations.
County accounts show warrants issued for road improvements, surveying, printing, and court supplies. Items include road work costs, publishing by Liv Watt Publishing, ink supplies by Jeemine Ink Corp, and various clerical and facility expenses across the county government.
The poem quotes Jacobus Pond boasting that no stock-robbing fellow can pluck him from his Liberty Bond, asserting steadfast loyalty to government securities despite mercantile urging.
The piece warns Liberty Bond holders about stock fobbers and band scalpers offering securities in exchange for bonds. It cites 1888 and 1901 market prices to illustrate value and urges reporting scalpers to government officers for prosecution.
A farm auction advertised for Friday January 10 at 1 00 pm lists acreage eight 0 ac res near West Unity Ohio about 312 miles west and 212 miles south of Fayette The house has nine rooms and a cement basement barn includes horse stable cow stalls and implement shed The sale highlights include a level well watered farm with tile drainage and sturdy structures The listing notes the farm is owned by heirs of Mrs Martha Lyons and offers allowance for cash sale by Tirake Bros with possession March 1 1920 or before.
The readable text shows stray phrases about a constant tone, a person named Towser, an insurance notice urging automobile coverage, and a cafeteria reference. It suggests miscellaneous ads or notices without a coherent single event or subject, mentioning an insurance agent and a cafeteria in a scattered, damaged OCR fragment.
Heirs of the estate of Martha Lyons Drake will sell at the same time and place certain described household items. Included are pantry, springs, dishes, waitebe cupboard, iron kettle, 16 ft ladder and other articles. Auctioneers announce sale details and terms.
Clarence Free discusses postwar borders and power politics in the Adriatic. He analyzes Italy’s claims to the eastern Adriatic coast, the secret London pact, and the impact on Serbia and the Jugoslavs. The piece urges fair self determination and a peace based on right, not convenience, with US influence to balance promises to Italy.
Continued from page one a civic couple celebrated fifty years of marriage and public service. He served as road supervisor school director and treasurer of York township and was often drawn for juror duty in the county court. Their fifty years together are praised as worthy endeavor and solid American citizenship. Also an ad note for High Test Gasoline and Incubator Oil offered by Robinson Vulcan Sizing Company and a line for William's Cafeteria.
A sheltered fort for munitions workers behind a high wall in France hosts a vibrant wartime community. Refugees and single women fill dormitories while the Blue Triangle and a WWC A center offer hope through evenings of singing, dancing, and English lessons. The program expands to England after praise from French officials and Allied representatives.
Mrs. C Cook of Macon writes the remedy gives the quickest relief from coughs and colds. Mrs. James A Knott of Chillicothe Missouri states Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cannot be beat for coughs and boils. H J Moore of Oval Pennsylvania says it has always brought relief for settled chest colds.
Clarence L Speed writes that postwar Germany will exist after the treaty with unchanged people and imperial aims. He argues a ring of eastern nations must be built and protected by the United States and allies, with loans, ports, and trade access to prevent German dominance. He urges strong support for Poland Czecho Slovakia Ukraine Romania Jugoslavia and the new eastern states to resist German expansion.
Families including Stites, Taylor, Bulkley, Born and Lane shared Christmas dinners and visits at multiple homes in West Chesterfield, Delta, Morenci, and Tedrow. A new baby joined Earl Valentine's family, and a funeral for Mrs. Chas. Knapp was attended by relatives. A bean guessing contest at the Princess was noted.
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