Fulton County Tribune Echoes 1983 Establishment and Grants
A long issue recounts agriculture notes from Ohio and Fulton County, noting a 83 year old mission and scholarships in the College of Agriculture at Ohio State University. It mentions drought effects on early apples, locusts, and scholarships awarded via county contests. It also previews a Stryker celebration with Grange events, races, games, and a basket dinner with a literary program and ball game.
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Stryker
Seppe Glark
Ji Henry
Mailee
Welock
Industria’ i
Stors
Grandpa
Grandma
Stryker Advance
Willis Addresses Old Soldiers at G A B Convention
In Liverpool Ohio Hon Frank B Willis Republican candidate for governor and U S Congressman spoke at the state G A B convention. He praised Union soldiers, defended the flag, and urged respect for the flag and veterans while avoiding direct political debate. He recalled family Civil War service and shared stories of Lincoln and Grant.
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Liverpool
Frank B. Willis
Acts
Congress
Rishth
Willis
Mr. Willis
Washington
Grand Army of the Republic
Richt Weil
Delaware County
Ann
Goodby
Ohio
Mexico
Sons of Ohio
Vera Cruz
Gettysburg
United States
Stedman
Appomattox
Grant
Hind Smith
General Smith
Bill Andrews
Liberty
Union
Old Fort Henry
Congressman Willis
Abraham Lincoln
Toam
The Life of a Party Adage From Detroit Free Press
A quotation from the Detroit Free Press discusses the meaning of being the life of the party. It explains that the true host is the man who buys drinks while others hesitate, waiting for whose turn it is.
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Detroit Free Press
Community Plan for Farmers Exchange and Labor Bureau
The U S Agricultural Department outlines a Farmers exchange to match sellers with buyers via postcard replies and a card index, reducing duplication and travel. The plan, adaptable to labor bureaus, relies on prompt, clerical support and weekly newspaper lists, with franked postal cards supplied to agents. Henry Clay’s early senatorial age note follows, noting he was 29 when serving from 1806 to 1807.
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Farmers’ Exchange ‘and Labor Bureau
U. S Agricultural Department
National Japane
Farmers Exchange
Grantes
Paulies
B. J. Watson
South Carolina
Keap
Lst
Wich
C. B. Smith
WJ. Spillman
Henry Clay
United States
Easing a Tight Shoe With Hot Cloth Treatment
A historical tip explains easing a pinching shoe by dipping cloth in very hot water, wringing it, and placing it over the pressure area. Repeat until the leather softens and stretches for comfort per foot.
Best Tree for the Street Promotes Elm as Top Urban Pick
The American elm demonstrates superior value as a street or lawn tree. It is not highly susceptible to disease or insects compared with many other species. It promotes resilience and has health benefits for urban environments.
Spirit of Youth in Chautauqua Program Dwellings Of Joy
Over a rousing call, the article urges participation in the Lincoln Chautauqua program promising happiness, health, and modest wealth through engagement. It highlights youth, community, and the transformative value of attending the summer assembly, urging readers to buy season tickets to benefit themselves and the town.
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Chautauqua Fans Ready for Lincoln Named Program
Uncle Ephraim extols a summer Chautauqua as sacred fun for all ages. He envisions lectures serious and humorous, music, impersonations, art, bands, and engaging speakers, promising a week of merriment and learning for neighbors and children alike.
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Uncle Ephraim
Ivbedleve
Lane
Sim Pombe
Parmer Jones
Abraham Lincoln
Booster Man Promotes Common Good And Civic Spirit
A verbose, period voice piece extols a booster as a civic-minded man who believes in better roads, cleaner clothes, healthier children, and neighborly support. It blends promotional rhetoric with references to community programs, a lecture series, and a season ticket offer aimed at fostering communal virtue and engagement.
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Fink & Haumensers
Fink & Houmessers
Ulese Kiddies
Baer
Directis Sud
Nelehdor
Yao
The Creative Impulse and the Uncertain Form of Art
The passage discusses how creativity cannot be fully planned, as a writer or artist must follow inspiration into unknown forms. It notes that the exact outcome is unpredictable, shaped by time, place, and chance, with the creator surrendering to a force beyond will and knowledge. Bucklen's Arnica Salve for all ser-
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Tver
Robert Simpson
Newspapersman
Pittsburgh
New Willard
Mr. Simpson
Penceylianig
Apo
John Hurroughs
Flying Bed Safe Sleep Advice from Tuberculosis Group
The Ohio Society for the Prevention of Tuberculosis promotes a “Klondyke bed” method to block drafts and wind for winter rest. The article notes the bed’s heavy blanket and layered covers, with instructions to fold and tuck for warmth and safety, urging local organizations to adopt visiting nurse programs and spread the method amid broader health efforts.
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Ohio Society For the Prevention of Tuberculosis
Wil
Wade
Eno
Placiog
Colt
Ander Opthias
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Fulton County Tribune
Nor E. Shaw
State Agricultural Commission
Agricultural Department
College of Agriculture
Ohio State University
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Twes
Ohio State Font Psi
Commisso
Sistricte Seeeand
Schol Ate
Pal
Tate Rice
Pteeee Acartag
Agricultars Baentony Swanton
Bucklen's
Bucklen
Pravents
Chamberlain
All Dealera
Eckhart
Crone
Fulton County
Puck
Lyon Lumber Co
Fayette, Ohio
Salaes
Bureau
Bu- Tenn
Meen
Swesene Dbles
Addresia
Srsseeoeriss Tbo
Ungle Ephraim
Booster
E. Ft Hall
Welleville
Hanford
Arnica
Mls Society For the
Thronphont Obie Drebe
Ohle Ter
Robert G. Phereon
Tiviaion “of
Telientodie
Ohia State Board of Senin Cobunbwar
Cemmvenity
Geestaity
Wien
Algo
Coos
Funchenn
Browning
Robert G. Patereon
Howih
Adil
Nati Enquirer
Ham Ham & Stahl Attorneys-at
Nokies
Sethi
Arthur Hill
Carl F. Orth Health and Accident and Life Insurance
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