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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1915
Page
7
Announcer promotes Anthony wire fence and steel posts sold by Wauseon and Tedrow. It claims the fence will be permanent with the best lock and galvanizing.
Public sale announced in Tedrow Ohio on March 23 1915 at 10 am listing household items and tools including ladders stove and furniture. Also blurrily noted obituary details for P Omlor of Ohio and family mourning with funeral at Caspar’s Catholic church.
The listing includes milk check payments totaling 31 411.88 for February and a long roster of names from Mare to various individuals and firms. A funeral notice for Mrs. Mary Dewitt Biles of Fostoria outlines her death, family survivors, church involvement, and interment in Wauseon, with attendance from multiple out-of-town relatives.
A mixed account reveals a funeral pyre intended to end life instead saved Alan Law and preserved a woman's broken heart. The tale hints at dramatic moral reversals and a secret method behind the act.
A detailed plan sets first grade village and consolidated schools with minimum libraries, boards, heating, land, and staff. It notes higher requirements than rural schools and outlines state aid of 50 dollars to first grade village schools, plus a 25 percent return on a 100 dollar to 200 dollar investment. The piece also previews the melodrama The Whip at Auditorium Theatre Toledo with a synopsis of thrilling action.
Ernest S. Jaros of a Columbus department store tells Ohio State University advertising class that newspapers yield direct results. He divides publicity into general and definite, cites electric signs as general, newspapers as definite, and notes no fixed principles govern ads. The piece also advertises Tribune and various periodicals.
The North Dover School reports officers for the month led by President George Buehrer and mentions new pupils Mary Keller Elizabeth Keller and Ruth Pennington, total enrollment forty six. Inlet School notes bad weather, visits, a new flag, and several students out or nearby.
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