Farms and towns urged to unite for civic service and growth
A 1920 census bulletin highlights 449,998 farms in the United States with Ohio at 266,099. The piece urges women and citizens to engage in local governance, tax support, and livestock marketing to improve communities, praising cooperative efforts and stressing responsible citizenship and education.
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Federal Department of Agriculture
Hons. J. Thompson
United States
Ohio
Fulton County
Hon. C
J. Thompson
Washington D.C
Wauseon Citizens Hear Street Bid Highlights and Mill Talks
Local council awarded multiple street and sewer contracts on Elm Chestnut Streets to Lima firms Lewis and Copeland and Grover Ines with totals around $52,000 to $28,000. New street changes place control under Street Commissioner Charles Pence as bids reflect competitive prices and rapid project start.
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Geo. Schump
Jo Council
East Elm Street
Lewis and Copeland
Lima
Ohio
Grover Ines
Chestnut Street
East Chestnut Street
Breisach Bros
Maomeest
Lewis
Lewis and Cope
Wauseon
Charles Pence
Pence
Court House roundup of cases and real estate transfers
State court docket includes actions for money owed involving Peterson vs Allen and others, demurrers and motions, and marriage licenses. Real estate transfers list numerous parcels in Fulton County plus guardianship and estate actions, with notices of hearings on widow’s allowances and final accountings scheduled through early 1921.
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Ray Farison
Jacob A. Segrist
Charles Blain Jr
Charles Ives
Joseph Wertenberg
Arnol d Schrbitz
Sylvester Sales
Grave Flory
Panteatios
Gale Mumbert
Peter Schug
Charles E. Sm
Agnes M. Gineman
J. Donnelly
Admr
Mary Donnelly
Hazel L. Aeschliman
Albert J. Gasche
R Ewardi
Astate
Cherles
Tetete
Theo Rey Schemp
Wichinshin
Christian Youth
Peter Shug
Erma Wuest
Oats seed pricing debated by Ohio farmers meeting
A discussion at a Ohio meeting tackled foreign seed sellers asking high prices for oats. Speaker Mr Breneman defended home grown seed quality, noting eleven years of Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station results show no loss in grain quality with home grown seed and potential use of northern grown seed if scarce.
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Beatty W. Place
Beatty
Breneman
Ohio
Ashtabula County
Pittston
Ohio Agricultural
Pataki
Lawful seed sales spark Ohio regulatory warning
Ohio warns on lawn grass seed sold in packages under half a pound failing to state germination and weed seed percentages. Violations risk prosecution. reports note many packages evade compliance, including seven ounce sizes. A March 1 parish hall event aids Tyow School while dairy and price debates unfold across Ohio Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
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Agricultural College At
Coumbus
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Ferman Pres
Brenan
Gether
Wauseon Boy Scouts plan contests and Wolf Lake camp
The Wauseon Boy Scouts held a regular meeting with about 40 scouts. Three new Tenderfoot candidates were registered. Bird House and Homing Pigeon contests were announced with prizes and deadlines. Wolf Lake Camp runs July 18 to 29 with fees totaling 6.50 including registration. Camp master Geo. E. Gorsuch will run meals. Adjournment followed a Blind-man's Hunt. Next meeting set for March 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wauseon Boy Scouts
Hesse
Sebutt
Wolf Lake
Wauseon
Geo. E. Gorsuch
Church of God Names Four Residents Gone
The Church of God in Meri ee Indewite records Sunday School at 9:30 a m and preaching at 11:00 a m for weekly services. The midweek prayer meeting and song service are set for 7:30 p m led by Mrs F B Croninger, Mr Jacot, Germann, Ira Hartman, and Struble, all noted as beloved and recently departed residents.
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Africa
U.S
Jude Brower
Theo Cantioulas
Hue
Secon
Tano
Clark Aulmend
Jay C. Burs
Hurch
Morton Merica
Church of God
Greig
Indiana
Merica
Indianapolis
Ind
St. Louis
Monroe Pfund
N. Futton St
Meriee
F. B. Croninger
Jucot
Ira Hartman
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Wauseon Woman’s Club
Milk Producers Meeting
Delta
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F. G. Kenner
Ohio Farm Bureau Federa- Menagh
Wooster
C. A. Patton
Srycar
McManus Troop Co
Wooster Station
Cescsee
Dun Mock
Ivestock
R. A. Cave
H. Cole Co
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Board of Elects Auditor
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Oda State University
Farmetal
U. S. Department of Agriculture
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Tot Mostar
Wertz
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Lestie Shetel
Fife
Proebel
Usee
Prinny Crater
Polk Tatow
Ruth Brown
Board of Elecees
Desis Aman Peat Fe. Co
Seneca
Sell Co
Odo Blue Print Co
Wauseon Republican
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Frank McConkey
The
Ohio House of
Committee On Agriculture
North-Northwestern Co-operative Sales
George Loane Tucker
Almong Western Co-operative Sales Com Company
Princess Theatre
Prodam
Wrown
Aimilar
Tom Burke
Thomas Meighan
Elinor Fair
Betty Compson
Mm Penalr
Western Co-operative
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Theron F. Kutuli
Wau- Jseon
Frances Frazier
Wau- He Hive
Peshedy
Swanton
Helen
Lea
Fain
Aaron Ruildey
Farmer
Archibold
Blanchu Mohr
Archbold
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Payrol Wm Grove, Sheepel
Jacob S. Weber
Carl Williams
Dover Township
Lester Hite
H.C
Mw Bokelman
York Township
Victus Eberly
Pike Township
Bent
John Stok
Fayette
Frank Kople
Fred Atkinson
Jacob Weber
Dover Tees
Amuel
Alice Lantz
W. Fred
Jacob Fetzer
Wm. Gerken
East Lawn Wauseon
Reasoner
Basher
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Amanda Jones
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Emericks
Sarah Mack
Lester
Hattie Hite
Fulton Township
Clarence Camp
Mice Grister
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Haywoods
Adi
Grisier
A. F. Snyder
T. Field
Wausran
Harvey Doll
al Wauseon Movsing Co
Watt Ketihts
Wause
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Ravaitan
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Lyons
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Wm. Beatty
Ole GC. Peterson
Soloman Beck
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Fether
Gorham
H.C. Frogiey
Swanton Village
C. K. Miller
Kryder
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Robert J
Edttorney
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W. C. TU. Hall
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Esate
the Miracle Man
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Pathe News
Jack Pickford
Little Shepherd of
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Charlie Chaplin
Avery Inn
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Rockwood
Val Weber
Anal] Richardson
Merle Robinson
Clark Biddle
Dorothy" Waldron
Cur Small
Nan
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Walter Dishrow
Pos Sal
Harold Barhite
Oak Shade
the Tribune
Ben Leslie
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