Fulton County meeting on wheat substitutes and food conservation
A countywide assembly by the Fulton County Unit of the Woman's Defense Council discusses practical talks and the exchange of ideas on using wheat substitutes and broader food conservation measures. Speakers address statewide concerns and community action to improve sustenance in tough times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton County
Woma Committee
The
Council of Natess
Defense of
Ohio
Wien
Gath- Im
Cantonments Location Guides For Tourists To Camps
The article outlines automobile tours to U S training camps with Goodrich reps recommending camping outfits. It lists Camp Custer near Battle Creek, Camp Devens near Boston, Camp Dix in New Jersey, Camp Gordon near Atlanta, Camp Grant near Rockford, and Camp Lee in Petersburg Virginia with travel routes, road conditions, and visitor facilities.
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Yents
Forte Amt Avi
Tri
Re B. Gowdrich Rubber Company
Sereeae Eesaeese
Camae
Autoate
Uncle Sam
Ewerge
Goodrich
Bat
Charles Stotser
Cornel of Defense
National Army
Camp Custer
Value County Pa
Creek
Mich
Serotie
Soulay Grisset
Iele
Har
Devens
William Haney
Bagot
Boston
Ayer
Springfield
Ford
Iowa
Juline Clinp Dix
Camp Dix
Philadelphia
Delaware River
Philadelphia. Camp Dix
Wrightstown
N. J
Masonville
Mount Holly
Pemberton
Lewintown
Camp Dodge
Lagan
Laws
Dakota
Minnesota
Des Motes
Borden
Washington Boulevard
Maywood
Camp Lee
Petersburg
Norfolk
Suffolk
Franklin
Courtland
Hamavilla
Destructive Storm Sunday Hits Wauseon Area Crops
A Sunday afternoon storm swept across a 24% mile wide territory west and south of Wauseon causing extensive crop damage. John Weber George Writticher Thomas Robinson and others reported losses including 40 acres of corn destroyed and 36 acres of wheat damaged. Pettisville gardens suffered ruin with estimates around 600 on one farm and substantial losses on others. The storm brought large hail and heavy winds, with widespread impact on oats barley and garden crops.
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Pottiaville
John Weber
George Whitticher
Thomas ‘Robinson
Pettisville
Schrock
George
Ritticher
Tully
Thomas Robinson
Cvan
Spirit of ’76 shines as nation marks birth of freedom
A long 142 year retrospective links the Declaration of Independence to modern unity, praising the founders’ courage and sacrifices. It notes enduring ideals of liberty and equality, warns against selfish influences, and salutes Abraham Lincoln and the nation’s persistence in facing war and global challenges. Trustees and probate items are listed alongside community notices.
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Leah Schwartz
Lewis
Schwarte
Henry W
Ferdinand Schmidt
O'Reilly
America
Ezra Rupp
John Fery
Shinemann
John F. Shinemann
Add
Delta
Anna F Mile
MeComb
Anna F. Miley
Shaat Katon Pier
Jon Go
Actale
Cpteved
Baad
Ant
Tor
Elizal Hal
Adaline
James M
Sale
Iraq
Ernst
Fannie Haas
Stars and Stripes
Anth Miller
Mppens
Europe
Washington Iia
Steee
Austin K. Ford
Conan
Mshlon
Scott
William W. Boyer
Perty
Nofziger Gustain
Belgium
France
Abraham Lincoln
Senate
Abraham Lin
McManus Troup Co
Supcort
Pike Top
Pike-Royalton
Stakalta
C.T
Chas. Pritchard
Jacob Perkins
Royalton Ditch
Indian Coal Co
Chas
A. Rowland
R. Mohr
Wauseon
Setee Teeter
D. Morningstar
Spencer, Edgar, Vollmer Co
Wauseon Foundry
McQuillin Post
Chas. Meeker
Board of Fulton Equity
S. D. Nofziger
Tonmue
Nore Eveenyrereyy
Open Air Union Services Planned at Methodist Church
Ministers from several churches organize open air Sunday services at the Methodist Church grounds during July and August with the first gathering next Sunday at 7 30 PM. The Rev A B Eby of the Congregational church will speak, inviting all to join and keep the events lively. Also notes the Boys and Girls War Savings drives and July 4 requests urging youth to sell War Savings Stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Fabion
Hoover
Food Administration
Federal
Food
Ed Ohio
Onan
Aan Ae
Methodist
A. B
Eby
Congregational Church
Ohio
Uncle Sam
May in France and a Soldier's Letter Home
A Boston soldier, Pvt. B. D. Kimerer, writes from France on May Day 1918 describing Decoration Day observances with French troops, camp life, meals, bathing, and drills. He mentions letters from home, scarce money, summer underwear, and plans to send the Stars and Stripes, while urging crops to feed soldiers and care for loved ones back home. He adds notes on thrift stamps and a forthcoming Red Cross benefit dance in Ohio.
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France
Boston
Kimerer
Aroud
Reid
Anne
Grover
Camp Meigs
Cata
Mary
Stars and Stripes
Wood and coal war appeal from U S Fuel Admin
Columbus Ohio June 25 1918 an appeal urges farmers and rural residents to burn wood to save coal for war needs. It notes Ohio has vast timber and useless wood that could fuel homes, churches, and schools while munitions ships and railways demand coal. Citizens should gather wood now to avert a winter fuel shortage and support the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ojo
Ohio
United States
U. S. Fuel Administration
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MASS
New England
Middle Atlantic
Middle West
Counry
United States Food Administration
West India Islands
Wellac
Committee Council of National Defense
Gabe
East Isles
Mrs. Prank Kenyon
NSLP
Camp Lewis
Atorken Lake
Tacoma
Wash
Olympia
Mount Ranier Naonal Park
Meade
Washington, D. C
Camp Meade
Annapolix Donetion
Laurel
Baltimore
Camp Pike
Little Rock
Ark
Camp Sherman
Chil‘cothe
Taylor
Zachary Taylor
Louisville
Ene
Traviy
Army Camps
Ava
Dallas Automobile Club
Deltas
Tex
Texas
Elkhartan
Eerms
W. Ripley
Peana
Butt
Elkhart
Goshen
Plymouth
Argos
Ae Ripley
John W. Repley
Watneon
Johnny Ripley
Wes Hutto
Ripley
John P. Jantzen
Delmeny
Chanberlain
July Fourth
United States of America
Probate
Treasury
Common Pleas Court
Auring
Board of Public Affairs
Union Open Air Services
B. D. Kimerer
Enna Corps
American Post Office
J. C. Koons
M. Dockery
Washington
D. C
RED Cross
Governor Cox
First National Bank OF
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