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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1919
Page
4
Fragmentary text suggests a note about discontinuation and payment obligations. The writer mentions effects on the paper and an intention to pay when convenient, but the exact parties, dates, and actions are unreadable.
Ambiguous note from the Western Front echoes a quotation about wealth and pride. It references memory of times of plenty and the costs paid, noting the public’s hunger for favors and the endurance of the common people.
The article extols investing in Fifth Liberty Bonds as a prudent rainy day fund for families. It lists projected crop outputs and bond values for corn, barley, rye, potatoes, hay, tobacco, and apples, highlighting weatherproof financial support alongside agricultural figures.
A fragmentary local note recalls a man named Bill who lived for one purpose and died poor and young. It hints at missed chances to save money and lend help, ending with a brief farewell and a call for someone to claim belongings or settle matters.
Uncle Sam praises thrift and smart money handling in a playful verse about a baby and a thrift minded family. The oldest is named Thrift with a clever twist on funding and care. The poem reflects pride in frugality and parental duties.
Speculation runs on Fifth Liberty Loan strategy as Washington shapes appeals and sales methods. A Atlantic City committee, led by Ray Emerson, drafts nationwide messages stressing job completion, safety, and the bonds’ future value. The effort links demobilization, reconstruction, and readjustment to peacetime needs with the aim of securing strong investor support.
Carter Glass, new treasury head, vows to continue the wartime financing plan outlined by his predecessor. He insists the next major loan will be short term and urges continued prudent living as the fiscal year closes.
Excerpts mix fiction and news style schooling about The River with love and conflict as Innes Hardin battles the Great Yellow Dragon to save settlers. A Senator Chamberlain speech sparks praise for German military power while calls for loyal restraint echo. Also a note on Hindenburg pride and rapid remobilization. Quick Care For Croup promotes Taetain's Cough Remedy.
Sunday schedules listed for Congregational, Lutheran, Baptist, Methodist, Christian, and United Brethren churches in Wauseon Archbold Delta Clinton and surrounding townships. Sermon topics include After the War Chest What Shall We Make Sunday the Lord's Day and The Development of a League of Nations. Notices also announce estate administrator and a cinema listing for Midnight Patrol at the Princess.
The second annual Tractor Demonstrations at the Ohio College of Agriculture in Columbus run Jan 27 to 31. Experts from Ohio State, University of Illinois, Chicago, and Saginaw will lecture. twenty five tractor firms display models. more than 100 speakers and a Farmers Week program are planned. admission free. A public sale note follows detailing a 60 acre farm near Otoke and various farm assets for auction.
The Gleaners Lewine Circle of Betas will meet at Mrs Gype's home on the evening of January 1919 for the election of officers for the coming year. Members are requested to be present and will be served sandwiches salad cake and pickles by order of the President.
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