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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1916
Page
2
An obscure notice mentions Millie Wil and several Taylor family members, including Mrs Sylvia and Ruth Taylor, with references to missing or ill relatives. The text recalls a distant area with incomplete lines about travel, illness, and a town event, including prices and a dated monthly note.
Mrs. 1. guest of ep da hier Della Tat Saturday Geo. Campbe' have a new baby boy then Or nea cs K ents and wife entertained at Sontay dinner gE. Wents and stage Dorothy, Glen Wents, wife and son Ivan. a Fred Pike and daughter Mae were Sunday calera of Mrs. M. Pike. The Stork left at John Gold smith's Monday, weight nine ae Mrs. R. J. Shaffer spent with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 1 Tt Hagerman. Howard Andrews and Alfred Pound j on Sunday afternoon with the Pike.
Roy Snow, eighteen, died after a saw accident at the William Cone place while a carrier was caught in the saw. Dr Salsharry and two other doctors amputated the limb. The death occurred about twelve thirty p m on Friday morning after eleven o'clock arrival. He leaves a mother, stepfather, two sisters, grandparents, aunts and uncles. Large funeral attendance noted Monday. Local residents visited, with several families mentioned. A M E Ladies Aid baked market held at Fred Weatherby home.
Sunday reports at Clif ford Taylor's reflect community bereavement after Roy Snow fatally injured at a sawmill near the Wm. Cone farm. He died early Friday. funeral held at Inlet church with burial at Tedrow cemetery. Local families and neighbors share condolences and attend services as notices of other residents echo nearby farms and events.
Thousands of mothers report Mother Gray's Sweet Powders ease headaches colds feverishness stomach troubles and irregularities in children. They promote movement of the bowels and are easy and pleasant for children to take. Used by mothers for 24 years and sold by druggists everywhere for 25 cents.
The piece argues for follow up actions from National Baby Week in Wauseon, urging cooperation to secure a visiting nurse and better education for children. It contrasts local civic drive with national politics, recounting tensions around Wilson’s administration and Germany's submarine policy, and notes Congress’s response.
An advertisement notes that phosphate and alum based baking powders, cheaper than cream of tartar, are common in some products. It recommends Royal Baking Powder as the preferred option for better results and higher quality food.
A historical notice recalls warnings to avoid sailing on armed merchantmen, outlining how resolutions caused embarrassments, Congress duties were sidestepped, and the President pressured for votes, yet diplomacy and constitutional limits kept the U.S. from entering war with Germany. The piece blames egotism and ambition for missteps while noting Congress tabled the resolutions.
A large crowd gathered for the funeral of Harry Jameson with many out of town attendees listed including Mr and Mrs John Jameson of Cincinnati and numerous friends from Columbus Toledo Napoleon and Liberty Center. The article notes the bereaved parents Mrs E E Decker and staying helper Mrs Hart. Specials worthwhile at Williams Grocery, phone 694.
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