In Ohio Governor Willis promises reform and independence
The article chronicles Governor Willis's pledge to run an independent administration, criticizing party influence and praising his stance on economy and state license boards. It notes the public's demand for clear governance, highlights civic education efforts, and records local social updates from Fulton County. It also covers Ohio political questions for the 1914 Auditor of State report, the rise of patent medicines, and brief local notices.
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Willis
Wauseon
Halse
E Am Baily News
Ohio
Predic
Willis’ Zaames
Montgomery and Roebuck
Auditor of State
Great
Commonwealth
Buckeye
Auditors of State
General Assembly
Senate
Supreme Court
Tthe
Washington
National Druggist of St. Louis
American Medical Association
Collier's Weekly
Ladies ’ Home Journal
United States
House of Representatives
National Capitol
Revival Meeting Sparks Local Gratitude and Fellowship
Southeast Chesterfield residents gather for a revival at Sap Beelag, with Bertha Phips visiting, Bratton hosting an anniversary evening of games and supper, and neighbors sharing in the event. Families including Porter, Viers, Stutesman, Pennington, and Frasier contribute to a social gathering with storytelling and photos.
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Chesterfield
Harvey Porter
Clive Bort Viers
Sunnes
James Viers
Ieles
Albert Stutesman
Ervin Pennington
Meusey
Jonathan Stutzmas
le Willie Frasity
Toledo
Frasier
Charley Pike
Bertha Phips
Sap Beelag” Crenog
Seapery Fs
Anuar
Sal Gn Cmt Ee Eeke
Helover
Bratton
Ain
C. E. Thom
Rompeo
Wauseon
Tueson
Gladys Flemings
Mur
Reading For 1915 Tribune Sample Offer In Ohio
A historic plea describes county government and market news for 1915 readers. It offers sample copies of The Tribune and related publications by postal card, promising farm home and society content, state nation and world news, lessons and sermons, with subscription bundles for multiple titles at discounted annual rates.
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Tribune
Wauseon
Ohio
Duty and Dollars in War Tax Ledger
The nation shifts the war budget onto luxury and investor shoulders with a 105 million tax, beer the heaviest at 59 million and stamp taxes, bank capital levies, and tobacco and perfume duties. Editors praise the patriotic dollar, salute industries, and urge thinking citizens, debating societies, and community action as wartime finance and morale blend. A Wales tornado carries debris six miles, a Brecknockshire scar, while Hanford's Balm offers frost bite relief.
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Congress
Milady
Heroen
Treasury
Uncle Sam
Pretty Mrs Smith at Auditorium Toledo in January
Charlotte Greenwood and Sydney Grant star in the light musical Farce Pretty Mrs Smith at the Auditorium Theatre Toledo on Thursday through Saturday January 14 to 16 with a Saturday matinee. The production, from New York and Palm Beach settings, blends comedy with music and features a noted cast and chorus.
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Oliver Moresco
Elmer Harris
Henry James
Earl Cirroll
Los Angeles
Moresco
Palm Beach
Florida
Mrs. Smith
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Fulton County Tribune
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Aston
Ile
Muméway
Omewey
Bender
Orean
Oghen
Oak Shade
Edgar Hawkins
Ashland
Richard Deskins
Frank Scott
Bryan
Gara Whitehead
al Smith
Familya Llv
Hannah Shaffer
Malinta
Wm. Hawkins
G. J. Swart
Peat
Fayette and Morend
Onde Mes
Any McQuillin
Iwanse
Education IN Civics
Appy
Sloan
Fink & Haumessers
J. Bione
Our School
Pe Johnson
James Bard
Tucson
Mas Hines
Wm. Harmon
Clarence Oblinger
Ron
Lloyd Hines
C. My Sen Ae
Berton Mursere Seri Sera Jompson
F. Bratton
Family
The
Jana
Ohio Farmer
Tribune Youths Companion
Kimballs Dairy Farmer Home Life
Tribune To Day’s Womans World Home Life
Womans World
Tribune ‘McCall’s Today’s
Farm and Home
Tribune American Agriculturist
Kimballs
Dairy Farmer
Gentlewoman
Tribune Poultry Pointers
Farm and Home Peoples
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Wales
Brecknockslire
Hanford
THS
All
Doz
California
George Ares Beth Young
Dore Bagcock
James Gleason
Jeepri Grace Saan
Louis Cone
Larlarontin
Anne Shaw
George White
G. van Ryan
Harold Proctor
Miss Greenwood
Mr. Grant
Kingsley
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