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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1921
Page
8
The supplier urges faster orders to match improved delivery times. Prompt placing of orders is requested to maintain prompt service. The remark emphasizes mutual accountability between customers and the supplier for timely fulfillment.
Local items report Herbert Greenfield and family moving to a farm south of Grand Rapids. Toledo visitors include the Hoyt and Struble families with several relatives. A funeral service for Mrs Haller’s mother was held at Raker Church with burial in Raker Cemetery. Also notices on stockholders meeting for Superior Iron and Mfg. Co. and probate accounts for Stellar Poths Smith guardian and Charles F. Greenough executor, set for April 4, 1921.
A flood of testimonials praises C. C. Pepsinco the stomach expert as he visits Fulton County Ohio. Probate Judge A. M. Barber announces free first treatment to prove the claim and urges sufferers to consult their druggist and meet the specialist. Separate notices list guardians and administrators filing partial accounts with hearings set for April 4 at 9 a.m. in Fulton County Probate Court.
A public notice urges immediate care for coughing children and warning signs of dangerous grippe. It endorses Foley's Honey and Tar as a proven cough remedy, touting its safety and effectiveness. The message from a Wauseon, Ohio advertiser emphasizes caution and treatment.
Notices announce Guy Herry and Edward Rogers, prisoners at Ohio Penitentiary, eligible for parole hearings per Warden and Chaplain recommendations with hearings set for April. The mixed text includes unrelated ads and mentions Doan's Kidney Pills and Mayer's Wonderful Remedy, plus an Albania Red Cross relief note.
Notice states Tony Harger, prisoner at Ohio State Reformatory Marsfield Ohio, is entitled under law to parole recommendation by the Superintendent and Chaplain and to consideration by the Board of Clemency. Also mentions March 1 start and related administrative details.
A vintage catalog listing various typewriter brands and models with ribbon colors and prices. It notes options from Remington, Underwood, Royal, Oliver, Monarch, and Smith-Premier, plus pica and elite type, with Empire Type Foundry supplying carton paper and related items.
Anna Denson sews for Mrs Jacob Double Toledo and dinners with Bevelhymer and Sheffield families. Rebecca Johnston and baby visit Wenonese mother. Ham family visit daughter with Vera and Newark residents. Huth Stone and son visit. Eugene Daniels family visit corks. Goodemont moves near Morenci farm. Swartzendraber to occupy. Annie Foes ill with pneumonia finds relief with Chamberlains Cough Remedy. Mrs Cush praises remedy.
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