Boys Brotherhood aids youth in Wauseon village
In a tribute to community uplift, the Boys Brotherhood is praised as a key institution in Wauseon for forming manly character, encouraging industry, studiousness, truthfulness, and good manners among local youths and future men. The piece defends civic groups' efforts and urges support for selfless community work despite other movements. Also notes local social updates from North Pike and Pettisville areas with church meetings, sick residents, and visits.
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Wauseon
Boys Brotherhood
Diogenes
The Peoples State Bank of Wauseon Plans New Building
The bank proclaims a million dollar goal with Loyal support from Fulton County. On March 4 1914 the comptroller reports The Peoples State Bank resources at 919384 dollars. The bank pledges soundness and urges new accounts as it prepares to move into a new building in about sixty days.
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Wauseon
Fulton County
Peoples State Bank
Olio
George Brooks
Peerynee
Elise
Suaien
Hietherman Bixler
Jane Shel
Saginaw
Michigan
Old Virginia
Mi o na Stomach Relief Ad and Local Notes
Relief for indigestion and stomach misery promotes faster digestion and soothing of irritated membranes. Fifty cent Mi o na Stomach Tabs sold at drug stores with money back guarantee Read & Wager in local notices reports a new farmer arriving in South Swancreek. Community updates include deaths, hospitalizations, family gatherings, and home renovations with seasonal greetings.
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Read & Wager
Swancreek
D. W. Leatherman
Parisian Sage Promises Hair Revival and Beauty
An advertisement touts Parisian Sage hair tonic claiming to stop falling hair and itching scalp with frequent rubs into roots. It guarantees soft, fluffy hair and life, offers a 50 cent bottle from Read & Wager with a refund if unsatisfied, and contrasts with explicit church notices and local social items mentioning Mrs. Fisk and relatives, a funeral in Toledo, and neighborhood gatherings.
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Read & Wager
A Toast to the Sag inaw Silo
A fragmentary social note records visits and gatherings. Amy Swart and family hosted over the weekend with Geo Swart. Mrs Markley and Floyd feasted at Frank Ennington's. Perle Punches and Robert Feeney joined Alfred Smith's Sunday. Chas Jennings hosted visitors from Scott Washington. Randolph Jaqua and son stayed with Ma Jaqua. James O Smith spent last week in Napoleon. Hart Shambarger and family visited near Wauseon with David Miller.
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Robert Finn
Toledo
Finn
James Finn
Mi Peel
Lewis Lee
Morenci
Sims
Lee
Tenfield
Mrs. Clark
Harvey, Ill
Elmer Lee
Cleveland
Tobert
Amy Swart
Geo. Swart
Wm. Markley
Floydee
Frankennington’s
Alfred Smith
Perle Punches
Robert Feeney
Seott
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Fulton County Tribune
Kenton & Weir Publishers
Ohio
Ee Second Claes Matter
Ares
Sone
North Pike
Beulah
Smith
Golda, Russell
Swanton
Charley Olmstead
Panera Sendayr
Fenton, Jr
George Johnston
Lew Sehier
Holberger
Falor
Dover
Samuel Barton
Sean Accdley Ass
A Elmer Clark
Pauline Calle
Seth Lestte Oo
Fy Ou
Ares Pisttner
A Million Dollar Bank
Charles Kaufman Bros
Imperial
Domitio
George Dunbar
Wauseon Hospital
Pee Lewis Jewell
Edward Wilcox
Wm. Barnard
Wm. Seham
Bill Shell Farm
Homer Harter
Little Vernon Leathershaw
Chesterfield
The
Bee
P. Tee
Reuben
J. L. Fisk
Haat Egies
Cates
Marks
P. Roos
Olive
Anna Batter
Dave Clark
Lela Wood
Lyons
Boe
Oak Shade
Fred Weatherby
A. M. Mortimer
Saginaw Silo
Alfred Rex
Chas. Jennings and Family
Wooltex
Rural Eye Co
Earl Pontious
East Oak St
Herbert VS. Shelby Optometrist
E. G. Cole
Tows Farm
George
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