Paper Discontinues SEs at Cot and Pap
In a terse notice the paper states it will discontinue certain SEs at Cot and Pap. The subscriber is advised the paper plans to continue service and will resume delivery once arrangements are confirmed.
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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1921
Page
4
In a terse notice the paper states it will discontinue certain SEs at Cot and Pap. The subscriber is advised the paper plans to continue service and will resume delivery once arrangements are confirmed.
July jottings note Boy Scouts at Wolf Lake Camp next week and Wauseon Redpath Chautauqua August 8 to 14. Legionaries lament Mulholland Show loss on Fourth. Sheriff sale of real estate Aliie Pike v Cora Punk lists auction details and terms. Also notices on public sentiment, government records, and seed industry insights from Mentor and California seed sows.
Mr Ward has just returned from a tour of foreign lands including Russia Poland Germany France Ireland England and Italy He will discuss post war conditions in Europe and bring audiences the results of his investigations under the title After Armageddon.
Opie Read describes Hilton TL Jones popular scientific lecture at Bronx City Iowa where Jones spoke with Judge Marcus A Kavanagh. Read praises Jones for clear brisk talk with scientific principles made plain and engaging, bright and true throughout the talk.
California tenor to perform on Chautauqua closing night with Irene Stolofsky Polish violinist and William Janaushek pianist. He has sung in Britain and the United States under noted conductors and led tenor solos at Temple Baptist Church Los Angeles. Critics praised his clear diction and high notes with brief talks before numbers.
Hats off to Dr Ott who mocks democracy in US vocabulary by praising Royal baking powder and Red Crown gasoline. He proposes Congressional as a name for gasoline to spark publicity while critiquing naming trends at Chautauqua. Beatrice Baughman and Miriam Hoover headline a day with four Euterpean Artists and varied instruments.
George Riddle and wife returned home Monday after a two week visit with his parents Emmet Riddle and wife and George Guilford and wife. Olive Clark funeral attended by locals. Emaline Hawkins buried after accident. ice cream social planned at Grange Hall. barn raised on Ed Merrlatt farm. North Pike reports showers.
Senator Boies Penrose of Pennsylvania, chairing the Finance Committee, says Congress will do little until seal legislation is perfected. He expects three day recesses in each House as tariff and internal revenue bills are framed. After the tariff bill, the committee needs about two months to study it, and hearings will be held as needed. He predicts work won’t resume before October 1. Probate note: Archie Munson petitions for final settlement of E. Munson estate in Fulton County Ohio with hearing set for August 1921 at 9 a.m. Barber, Probate Judge. Also advertised are Childrens Wash Suits at Harrison and Funkhouser Bros.
Classified items include wanted deacon calves and cleaning calls at Black 230. for rent rear church garages. sale sow and seven pigs. medical treatment for piles. sale of a year-old Chevrolet roadster. pasture for cattle or sheep. various lost items including handbags and bags. farm land offers in Ashtabula County. local notices about daily goods like Middlings Flour and Serge Specials.
Weather-driven declines in eggs butter and cheese raise market values while spring poultry movement grows. Census data show Fulton and Lucas counties acreage by land class and drainage spending up to 1020, with Henry County noted for drainage record. Long distance trucking and junk buying offered by Harry Kaufman at 262 West Chestnut Street.
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