Fulton County Tribune title incomplete says Kies to pay
Incomplete entry from Fulton County Tribune notes a payment action labeled Kies to pay. No clear date or full context available in readable text.
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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1917
Page
4
Incomplete entry from Fulton County Tribune notes a payment action labeled Kies to pay. No clear date or full context available in readable text.
A brief patriotic verse celebrates Flag Day on June 14 1917 praising the flag and honoring soldiers who served and those who died in the line of duty. The lines express pride, remembrance, and national unity through imagery of waves cheers and tears for fallen men.
A wartime issue urges rapid Liberty Loan bond sales to fund defense. It asserts the United States will not pay indemnity to Germany despite alleged claims of damages. The message stresses victory for Germany is unlikely and emphasizes strong support for loans.
The passage states that every cent from the Loan Bond will be spent in the United States for farmers and households and for manufactured goods used by soldiers. It also notes a portion loaned to the Allies and emphasizes lending to the American people to enable broader purchases.
A short sketch or vignette presents a visit of a weary patient to a discreet medical expert in Washington. The piece evokes common ailments, its humor rooted in the era’s medical jargon and provincial manners, framed with a parade of quips and patient worries.
A community notice lists LYTTON 5 8 meeting at Zion United at ten o'clock and Y P at 7 30 in the evening. The text then recounts Doan's Kidney Pills testimonials from Mrs. H. Trimble and Mrs. Adam Habel, noting backache and kidney issues and claimed relief.
The article urges farmers to support the WWI effort by buying Liberty Bonds, highlighting patriotic duty and financial incentives. It links agricultural toil to national safety, promising 3 percent interest tax free and full principal return. It emphasizes farmers’ role in feeding troops and securing victory.
Patriotic bankers and brokers urge all to buy United States Liberty War Bonds. See your banker or broker today for easy terms. Wauseon event Saturday June 2 at 1 20 p m.
Correspondence mentions Taylor Geringer and wife Rebnu Ant wife of Poleds visiting relatives here last week. Merlyn from Philadelphia and Sandusky connections view relatives here. Skeels family from Wauseon attend. Some farmers replanting corn. Harry Taber and Clyde Demaline travel to Cleveland for a Demaline reunion. Farmers attend dairy meeting in Wauseon on Saturday June 23 at 1 30 pm.
Fulton county farmers are asked to meet at City Hall in Wauseon on Saturday June 23 at 1 30 for dairy industry talks and organization. Exie Pennsylvania speaker Mr Ingersoll will lead with a musical program and benefits for attendees. I Burr secretary. Dentists Meet in Wauseon by Maumee Valley Dental Society held sessions at Library Assembly room with talks on prophylaxis root fillings and society officers listed.
Advertises a commission based sales position with Warntel Hich grade automobile firm. Requires three references and a photograph that will be returned. Mention of Willy s Overland Inc slams Sts Toledo O ath.
The piece extols U S liberty bonds as safe securities backed by vast natural resources and high railway mileage, urging readers to buy. It notes the 1917 Liberty Loan authorized at 5 billion dollars and outlines bond forms, denominations, interest at 2 1 4 percent, and payment terms with installments through August 20.
A conventions report notes an inspiring gathering with sessions starting Wednesday afternoon. Attendees from various organizations, including participants and speakers, engage in planning and discussions shaping forthcoming initiatives.
A dramatized adaptation of Jules Verne’s Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea titled Wonderful Prophecy will be shown at the Princess Theatre on June 19 and 20 with a children's matinee at 3 20. Evening prices are 25c with matinee 15c. The piece previously played at the Valentine Theatre.
The line notes that the Star Spangled Banner floats more proudly over every home that buys a United States Liberty Bond, highlighting patriotic sales imagery and government bond promotion.
J Charles Kunz held an economics certificate training class recital at his studio 518 Walbridge Avenue. Pupils Esthey Miller Anna Schumaker Mary Fisher Erma Miller Adda Edelman and Helen Tiffany performed numbers to a small audience in Toledo Times coverage.
Fulton County Pomona Grange will be held at Ore Grange Mall on Saturday June 2. Propriam kee-Ame Revitation-UClive Shreves and others will present songs recitations and discussions. Lectures feature Burgoon remedies and references to local sales. Farmers attend the meeting at 1 30 p.m.
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