Fulton County Tribune Tecges Local Notices With Various Entries
A compact Fulton County Tribes page carries a mix of notices and public items. Read across for local actions, dates, and names tied to town affairs and official notices.
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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1918
Page
4
A compact Fulton County Tribes page carries a mix of notices and public items. Read across for local actions, dates, and names tied to town affairs and official notices.
Miss Ruby Spring and family visits. Mr. and Mrs. Hines host guests. school opens after break. Community events include social visits, farm updates, and local illnesses. Mentions of Mrs. Jane Lutz’s funeral, Swanton cemetery interment, and civic notices amid wartime editorials on leadership and worker needs.
A vintage health note touts Olive Tablets as a gentle remedy to support liver function and ease indigestion. The ad claims they help cleanse the system without harsh effects, presenting them as a substitute for calomel and offering small 25 cent and larger packs.
A collage of local entertainment items and public notices. The page lists FA'RMER'S Free Exchange events from March 9 to March 14 featuring John Barrymore and Pearl White films, plus council and school board meeting notes, property sales, livestock shipping changes, and community announcements on health campaigns and public services.
Advertises victory bread with not more than eighty percent wheat flour and permissible substitutes from Food Administration list such as corn flour meal barley oatmeal rice and rye flour until March 2 1918 when rye will be treated like wheat. Also notes bread made from graham or whole wheat may be called victory bread. Public sale details follow including nineteen Holstein cows with ages and milk, terms nine months, auctioneers and clerks. additional lines mention volunteers aiding Army and Navy and asphalt roofing ads.
The piece argues that many pursue higher returns than Liberty Bonds offering 4 percent, ignoring government backing. It warns of risk in all loans unless secured by national effort and urges buying Liberty Bonds as a strategic, safer investment. The column also links liquor sales to soldiers to broader wartime responsibility.
The market page lists figures such as 2.10 205 175 12.55 45 30 15 and 16.60, indicating commodity levels, index shifts, and closing values across sectors. Traders note mixed activity with gains in some futures and declines in others as of the latest session.
Readers note how women who wear Henderson Front Laced Corsets feel well corseted and loudly praise their fit and quality, reflecting strong consumer enthusiasm for the style and its refinement.
Church denominations including Baptist Lutheran Congregational and German Township Woauseon Pettisville and Delta listed with Sunday school times preaching services and evening worship. Pastor R H Bunge noted. Participation welcome.
An old ad touts Doan's Kidney Pills with a testimonial from Mrs. Oscar Marks about back pain and kidney relief. A separate brief notes a Congregational service in Maple Lake with a light soldiers’ spy tale, featuring 17 year old Peter eager to serve U S Marine Corps and asked to wait longer.
Sunday school at 9 15 a m with C D Perry superintendent. Worship at 10 80 a m sermon themes include Jesus Restoring Life and Health and A Picture of the Highest Human Contact. Epworth League at 6 p m. afternoon preaching and six weeks drive noted. Conference events with Rev J M Nyce scheduled. New Bethel service details and painting ad also included.
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