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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1922
Page
10
Dr E W Huelster notes Near East relief is insufficient to feed and clothe refugees. American workers at Alexandropol orphanage struggle to house and care for 12 000 children while grain and flour are allocated to Armenian farming areas to restore livelihoods.
The passage argues repetitive advertising builds recognition as buyers forget daily. It suggests persistent messages reach growing audiences in Wauseon and surrounding areas via the medium in hand, noting monthly new births expand potential customers and keep selling.
Poultry specialists from Ohio State University warn dampness and poor ventilation are top causes of poultry disease. They urge open-front deep houses with ample light and removable windows, and note the University Extension Service offers free plans to Ohioans.
The piece argues that fame fades if not kept before the public eye. It notes Fatty Arbuckle as an example and asserts that businesses also fade from memory when absent from print and public view. It stresses daily visibility as crucial to staying relevant.
Poultry guidance lists chick rations for six weeks with ground corn maize bran middlings meatscraps and tankage plus scratch grain and greens. After week six feed changes to cracked corn whole wheat and mash with meatscraps. A Near East Relief talk by Dr B W Huelster at Congregational Church on March 5 covers Armenia famine and orphaned children needing support.
A Wauseon married man avoids visitors who overstay. The town laments tax forms while noting Edison just turned 75 and aging remains unpreventable as the inventor grows older.
Real estate transfers listed include Henry Colmean to A M Stoner and several parcels in Swan Creek Township and Fayette. Court actions include guardianships, inventories, administrations, divorces and alimony, quiet title suits, and a March 20 1922 hearing. Probate and licensing items noted with multiple estates and marriage licenses.
The article notes extensive attendance at state-aid farmers institutes and plans to expand with over 452 institutes this year. It lauds the modern farmers institute as democratic and reports hopes for community-anchored programs tied to township plans. It predicts 200+ independent institutes nationwide and jokes about federal spending after a naval holiday.
Thomas Meighan stars in William De Mille’s Paramount picture Conrad in Quest of His Youth opening at the Princess Theatre for a two day engagement on March 7. Proceeds benefit the Wauseon High School Junior Class with special numbers and ticket sales by juniors.
Ohio reports from 41 counties and two livestock shipping associations show 682 floors of stock totaling 29 078 hogs 2 061 cattle 2 518 calves and 10 384 sheep weigh 9 262 082 pounds with net returns to shippers around 14 638 results note Cleveland as the main shipping hub with Pittsburgh Cincinnati Toledo Buffalo and Portsmouth terminals.
Horace Hartley of German Township Clark County exemplifies pig club success joining 7 acres for hogs and rising to township club leader and county farm bureau secretary. In 1920 he bought a purebred gilt for 80 dollars. by year’s end he sold eight piglets and earned 307.50. By 1921 sow and gilts farrowed 22 pigs, 16 butchered or sold for 461.50. County fair winnings totaled 23 dollars. State officials foresee a housing boom, urging support for home financing through building loan and savings associations.
A summary of Armenian plights and Near East Relief actions. Armenians, Turks, and Assyrians face mass deportations, killings, and near extinction. Near East Relief operates 175 orphanages 40 clinics and 36 hospitals aiding over 100000 orphaned children daily while highlighting Armenian loyalty and alliance in WWI.
American farmers contribute grain for Armenia relief. One hundred thousand boys and girls in Near East relief programs are sheltered by bags repurposed for protection. Many more orphans await admission as grain is processed into flour and seeds for Armenian crops.
The piece argues against overhauling retail profits by targeting manufacturers and middlemen first, suggesting market adjustment will curb profiteering. It contrasts public blame on retailers with calls to address production and distribution chain, and ends with a testimonial praising Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for stomach ailments.
The piece argues that 1922 will be bigger and better for farming and rural people. It notes a general mood shift toward optimism as widespread reports of improvement roll in from rural communities and small towns. People focus on work to restore prosperity and property values.
Ohio reports fourteen new cities joining the list with populations above 5 000, including Akron area towns like Cuyahoga Falls and Kent. The state cites total city valuations at 6 360 373 210 and notes several others may soon qualify. Also mentions near cities over 4 000 and ends with a political joke about the Soviet motto.
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