Fulton County Tribune Churches and Subscription Notice
Community paper lists church services for Congregational Lutheran and Christian churches with service times and Sunday school. A subscription notice explains options to discontinue or modify payments and retain service.
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Fulton County Tribune
Congregational
Albert B. Eby
Archbald
Beer Do
R. B. Bunge
M. E. Dommann Township
Christian C. FP
Local Notes From Northeast Dover and Surroundings
Mr and Mrs L C Welch of Detroit assist with spring work while Mr Wents’s health remains poor. Fred Free visited family. George and Walter Hoffman spent the day at Wauseon and Dewitt. Dave Wents and Nelson Stites are listing tasks, and Mrs A N Latton aids in handmade home projects.
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L. C. Welch
Detroit
Mich
Wents
Green
Fred Free
Wauseon
George
Walter Hoffman
Dewitt
Dave Wents
Nelson Stites
A. N. Latton
How Drunkenness Decreased Saloon Arrests In Youngstown
The Telegram analyzes four heatless Mondays in Youngstown Ohio police records. Open saloons produced 449 arrests in 48 hour periods averaging 56 per day while closed saloons yielded 72 arrests averaging 9 per day. Drunkenness arrests fell from 276 in open periods to 25 in saloonless periods.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Telegram
German American Alliance Likely To Lose Incorporation
A Senate bill proposed by Senator King of Utah would dissolve the German American Alliance. The measure follows revelations the group linked brewers to German influence and, with war declared, faces questions of loyalty and incorporation status.
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Congress
Washington
United States
Senate
King
Utah
Potsdam
America
Diffusely cheerful and troubled by Chamberlain’s tablets
The fragment suggests a health ad urging relief from digestive discomfort. It hints that Chamberlain’s tablets promise ease by aiding bowel movements and improving digestion, presenting a cheerful tone despite ongoing troubles.
Good Name of Saloons Humor in Columbus Brewery Workers Demand
Columbus Ohio brewery workers urge state and county liquor boards to abolish cabarets claiming they harm the good name of the saloon. Officials are surprised by the workers concern as they warn of prejudice against saloons and potential beer delivery refusals to cabaret-tolerant venues.
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Columbus
Lnst
Ohio
Keep Out of Salons Soldiers Barred From Chillicothe Saloon
Camp Sherman orders prohibit soldiers in uniform from entering Chillicothe saloons and from drinking there. Officers and privates must comply though saloon meals and liquor sales have drawn opposition. City support grows for obtaining meals outside saloons at lower cost.
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Chillicothe
Camp Sherman
Akron raids challenge wet claim of no speakeasies
State liquor licensing inspectors raided 26 Akron speakeasies and alleged clubs, arresting 42 people and confiscating large quantities of liquor. Both men and women were found drinking as bartenders scrambled to handle the busy rush, with a club named the lost Order of Groundogs noted in the report.
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Akron
State Liquor Lcensing Board
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