30 Jan 1920
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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1920
Page
1
Memorial books describe sacrifices of American Expeditionary Forces toward liberty in France and Germany. They emphasize shared hardship, renewed patriotism, and the pledge to keep alliance with French and Allied troops strong. The tribute links predecessors from 1776 to present, honoring veterans and their service.
Farmers in Fulton County gathered for a state and institute session with County Agent Willian County and others from Le Miewell to Delta. Highlights included domestic science lessons, agriculture talks, and plans for February meetings in Fayette and Wauston.
Wauseon firemen responded last Saturday at 8:30 to a home on a street west of H Ham residence owned by H L Whiteman and occupied by David Bingman. The attic fire spread to partitions and roof, hindering locating flames. Bingman’s belongings were destroyed, insured value about 18000 on the building suffered heavy damage.
A Sunday initiative in Fulton County aims to raise funds for Near East and Armenian eye relief. Speakers including Harry Hord, Mr. Hulsker, and Mrs. Fay urged immediate aid after describing dire Near East conditions. A 2:30 pm Sunday meeting at the Court House organized the drive with officers elected and plans to combine Near East and Jewish relief efforts. A follow up meeting is scheduled for the Court House next Monday at 1:30 pm, while local Boy Scouts prepare a pow-wow with Scout leaders and topics on troops dues hikes and more.
A historic ledger style list shows December milk payments to numerous individuals and firms, including Ralph Thervin, Walter Nofzinger, Geo. Lew, and many others. The fragmented OCR reads like a payroll or settlement, naming amounts next to names such as Nofzinger, Leininger, Wyse, Short, and Stutzman, with totals and cross references. The passage ends with “To be continued” and a byline noting S. Y. Rupp.
Fulton County officials invite public input for the upcoming 1920 Fair. A hearing at the Court House on Tuesday February 10th offers villagers the chance to propose larger premiums new attractions and to place Fulton at the top of the list. Superintendent and fair staff urge residents to prepare suggestions to attract neighbors and boost county pride.
H S Van Rensselaer son of W D Van Rensselaer won eight prizes at the Detroit State Poultry Show and School held January 1 to 25 at the Light Guard Armory. He captured top awards in White Leghorns including 1st and 4th cockerel and 2nd and 3rd pullets, with 2nd young and old pens, judged by Cook Rikhoff and Case. Van Rensselaer serves on the executive board of the poultry organization.
Court House News items list various real estate transfers in Wauseon and surrounding townships with numerous parcels and dispositions. Also noted are court notices, probate actions, and public health references including a misfortune case about infant eye prophylaxis and a midwife’s fine.
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