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Newspaper

Fulton County Tribune

Location

Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1919

Page

2

Secure Farm Now Portlie Land at Moderate Cost

Advertisement discussing affordable land for homesteading in western Canada and the United States. It argues farm land values rise slowly, urges buyers to consider provinces like Alberta and Manitoba, and notes benefits for buyers with capital seeking a rural home. It contrasts urban land prices with fertile, low-cost areas and warns against selling to Americans. The piece includes dialogue between Geraldine and Gemail as a cartoonish aside.

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Unclear Fragments Prompt Brief News Card

Fragmentary OCR text provides limited readable items only. The snippet lacks identifiable people places organizations dates or events to summarize into a coherent news item.

Storms Loom Over the Hardins as Rickard Takes Charge

Richard, an Overland Pacific engineer, reports to President Marshall in Tucson amid Colorado River ravages. Tension rises as Rickard refuses to supplant Tom Hardin while Hardin faces pressure from the Imperial Valley project and a looming office confrontation.

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The Rivals Move on the Headgate Crisis

Hardin suspects Rickard will stall the headgate project to gain glory. In the adobe office, Hardin argues Maitland’s interference widened the river break and curses rivals, while Rickard delays work and Hardin wrestles with duty to the valley and town. Gerty keeps up a cheerful pretense at home.

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Desert Dinner Troubles Strain Innes Hardin

Innes Hardin prepares for a simple dinner while tension rises with sister-in-law Gerty. She questions Tom's willingness to endure the event as earlier disturbances echo in the neighboring tent and shed.

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Intrigue at the Dinner as Hardin Folly Unfolds

A congenial dinner party scenes Hardin the deposed manager, Rickard who replaced him, Hardin’s devoted sister resentful of the appointment, and Hardin’s wife the former sweetheart of Richard. Read the next installment for the twist.

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Seagull Returns With Pelicans At Lake Siljan Narrative

A column compares a stormy petrel and a returning seagull at Stow Lake as a new wild bird joins Anthony and Cleopatra the Nile pelicans. It shares fates with local mudhens while the surrounding notes describe Lake Siljan Sweden’s forested district and village dress traditions as seen by the Chicago Daily News.

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Whittier and War Time Briefs From Early America

A collage notes John Greenleaf Whittier as a famed abolitionist born near Haverhill Massachusetts on December 17. It cites his journalism start at age 22, his editor roles, poetry works, and life until his death at eighty five. It also includes brief items on deer migration during wartime, a Reykjavik bread initiative using waste heat, Britain’s milk rations, and assorted quips.

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Danderine Promises Thick Hair After Quick Application

A small bottle of Danderine claims to prevent dandruff and hair loss within minutes. It promises new fine hair within weeks and describes the product as restoring luster, softness, and vitality to dull or damaged hair.

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Dramatic Difference in Ham Actor vs Bum Actor

A mother explains to her son the distinction between a ham actor and a bum actor. The ham resents being called a star, while the bum would not care as long as he can still earn his salary.

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Why Women Dread Old Age

Fragmentary ad text urges dealing with aging and maintaining health. Mentions fear of aging, staying active, and products or tips for vigor. References preventions and place of sale by Gratclane.

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