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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1919
Page
4
Fulton County Tribune profile includes Kenton Weir and publishers in Ohio and hints at wartime alumni service from Michigan University. It lists subscriptions, bulletins available to readers, and notes on university values and leadership. Also references medical liniments and bicycle ads among scattered content.
Fragments advertise items for sale including bicycles, furniture, and household goods. Listings mention rental inquiries dated references near Wauseon, Ohio, with a few requests for farm stock, livestock prices, and lost items. Community notices request timber tents for Scouts and a country grocery store property sale or purchase.
In Columbus Ohio 12 year old Ping Wong a Chinese girl received a Pershing medal in Cincinnati for selling War Savings Stamps. Seventy other medalists earned over 2500 dollars in stamps as part of a statewide effort. The event praised patriotism and urged continued youth thrift campaigns. A separate Delaware incident reported a fatal car train crash injuring three and killing two in New Orleans.
Ohio figures show Edwards sues Youngstown officials over alleged police interference at a political meeting during the influenza outbreak. Crises include the death of Mrs. Carrie Howland at a Granville sitter’s home, and Robert Speck’s suicide on his Granville property. Streetcar fares rise in Toledo, Akron murder sentencing, and Wooster College elects Dr Charles Wishart president.
Ohio continues the War Savings Stamp program as a permanent fiscal measure. Secretary Glass warns of government borrowing unless stamp sales rise, and State Savings Director Wolfe urges immediate action. Women in nearly every Ohio county begin house to house efforts to pledges, supporting a statewide campaign tied to a Victory Memorial contest with a $10,000 prize for the top county.
Ohio reports a record pion for War Savings Stamp sales in 1919, with four months nearly doubling any other state. Ohio led early figures by surpassing New England states plus New Jersey New York and Massachusetts combined, and stood ahead of Pennsylvania Missouri and others. Continued prosperity is implied as sales bolster state finances.
Ad fragment invites readers to insure against fire and theft by contacting agent Carl Orth and suggests sharing with friends. Limited readable text hints at a local insurance offer and agent contact.
The Court of Appeals on Thursday morning reversed the Fulton County Common Pleas ruling and ruled for Metamora Telephone Company in BP 22. Metamora sought an injunction against Ogden Mutual Company and others heard by Judge Bowersox of Bryan, who had denied it.
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