25 Jun 1915
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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1915
Page
1
Mariette Lowe Magne Cherta the Deum of Freeden The An wrereter of Waterloe Rannymade wed Waterloe are Alike in Truth.
A national labor bureau program expands through the Department of Labor with distribution branches to connect workers with employers. The plan emphasizes fair employment access across regions, addressing unemployment and surplus labor while invoking constitutional themes and public welfare. The text cites historical parallels and stresses orderly administration, and calls for vigilance against vested interests that shield themselves from reform.
The June term records reveal Pleas Court actions with cases heard and disposed. Wabash Railway wins a damage suit amid court filings and distribution office procedures for applicant notices and public distribution of help requests. Weather notices, matrimonial announcements, and a Toledo Field Day preview run in the issue.
The Toledo Baptist Association gathers with Williame Fulton Lucas Defiance Henry and Wood counties churches in Wauseon for a two day program starting Tuesday June 29 at 10:00 a.m. The schedule includes devotional services, committee reports, missionary addresses, and an annual sermon, with special singing and a large attendance anticipated.
The national Five Hundred Mile Auto Race at Chicago Saturday June 26 featured Barney Oldfield setting a new record of 111 miles per hour on the two mile course. The event, first annual at Speedway Park, drew entrants from across the United States after prior trials on the Maywood track. The article also notes earlier records by Earl Cooper and Dario Resta, and describes race plans, weathered by the Ohio street car strike and concluding with DePalma’s Indianapolis mark as a benchmark.
Fulton County Granges plan Independence Day basket picnic in Howard's grove Winameg with N B Wall of Michigan State Grange as speaker and Mr Hull well known to locals. Prizes total five and up for Granges with highest attendance plus contests such as Basket Ball Potato Race Pie Eating Tug of War Nail Driving and recitations by local Granges and performers.
A misprint filled notice promotes Foley Kidney Pills to relieve pains, panel weakness, and restore the bladder to sound, regular action. It urges prompt treatment and notes sale by Fink & Haumesser.
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