Vermita Granted to Bore Well at Oak Street Corner
Council meeting notes show Vermita granted permission to drill a well at the Oak not Prowood Streets corner. Requests from Maseers Barber Barker and De Long for sidewalk, street and sewer improvements were referred to committees. The Beech Street area bridge matter and band performances were also discussed as attention shifts to West Chestnut Street projects.
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Vermita
West Chestnut St
Beech Street
M. J. Dancler
Auto Routes Through Fulton County Read Like County Memorial
Compiled by David B Johnson outlines county road routes from Metamora to Morenci and on to Wauseon and Napoleon, detailing twists, junctions, and open segments. The document notes road repairs, Western Railway links, and a community gathering for Guest Day with a meal and a charitable plan at Mrs Charles Gristers home.
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Fulton
David B. Johnson
Metamora
Morenci
Michigan
Lyons
Ohio
Toledo & Western Railway
Swanton Ohio
Winameg
Ottekee
First Four Corners
Pair Grounds
Wauseon
Onto
Waureen
Main Four Corners
Sama Loote
Swanton
Wansoon
Ohin
Mill Ld
Delta
del Ta Go
Archbold
Wanseon O
Fayette, O
Wanseon Corporation
Burlington, O
Zone
Fayette, O.his
Napoleon
Della
Liberty Center
Napoleon Wausean
Morenci, M'chigan ‘Wausea
Pest Fair Grounyte
Chesterfield Centralized School
Fayette
Creek
Rounie
Fayette Road
Payette
Deva
Watseon
Merenei
Tedrow
Oak Shade
Wanseon
Manny
Sitford Shales
Charles Grister
Veal Jose Orchestra
Vernon Hine Returns From Europe With First Division
Vern Hine son of James Hine and nephew of Mrs W R Clark visited Mea Clark and relatives in Wauseon after eighteen months in Europe with the First Division. He was wounded and now a planned Alaska expedition under the Rural George Society is ahead led by his father Sidney Hine. The Hines family has long ties to Dover Township and Wauseon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Hine
Columbus
W. R. Clark
Mea Clark
Wauseon Art
Hine
James Hine
Wauseon
Europe
Miny
Vernon
Sanes Hine
Rural Geoke Society
Woman Goes Aloft on Train Journey in Wauseon
A demented woman named Jane Powers, traveling with a party, left a New York Central train in Wauseon on Sunday. Local officials, including Judge Barber and Sheriff Boone, located her, ensured her safety, and arranged for custody and return to relatives in Chicago via New York Central lines. Relatives in Poughkeepsie and Chicago were contacted. the incident ended without harm.
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Strange Lady
New York Central
Wauseon
Boler
Newsood Lines
C. M. Bu
Boone
Judve A.M. Barber
East Oak Street
Judge Barber
Red
M. J. Powers
Jane Powers
John
John Powers
Poughkeepsie
New York
Bohler
Fga
Chicago
Toledo
Chieswo
John Power
Pough
Keexpie
York Centeni Ines
Powe
Cial
Chi
Sheriff Boone
Geia
Wotseon
Unpopular European Corn Borer Seen In Massachusetts And New York
Congressman Thompson warns the European Corn Borer has already settled in Massachusetts and New York, threatening the corn belt. The Department of Agriculture offers cooperation with growers, urges vigilant monitoring, specimen submissions, and burning of corn stalks and weeds to thwart spread.
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U.S
Massachusetts
New York
Thompson
Suh
Ohio
Department of Agriculture
Ted
New York State
Dewi
Washington
State Experiment Station
Columbus
Mothers of Men Mother's Day 1919 Honor to Whom Honor
The piece honors Mothers of Men on Mother's Day 1919, praising mothers as sacred to civilization and the source of civilization's values. It extols reverence for mothers, notes the white flower memory ritual, and salutes American mothers who bore sons to defend freedom, while stressing the divine role of home and motherhood.
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America
Fabian
France
Carge
Killed By Auto On Road Near Grandfather’s Home
Eleven year old Gordon Hines of Dover died after being struck by an auto driven by Nicholas Fisher near the home of Joseph Hines. The boy had been riding on a milk truck rear end when he slipped and stepped into the path of the Fisher car. He died about a half hour after the collision at Wauseon hospital. No blame to Fisher. Community sympathy expressed to the Hines family. Scout news notes: uniforms, troop four, camp registration, and leadership updates.
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Weigent
Gordon
Irs
Seth Hines
Dover
Gorden
Coneseatters
Faveriter
Joseph Hines
Nicholas Fisher
Petisville
John Neuschwander
Clyde Wager
Beun
Wauseon
Wof Lake
Geo. Gorsuch
Rev and Mrs Eby Welcome Navy Son Home From Service
Rev and Mrs A B Eby enjoyed the return of their son Carrol who arrived Saturday night after long service in the U S Navy. He had served on the coast guard in England and now serves aboard the U S S Pretoria formerly a German ship. He hopes for release from active duty after one more voyage.
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A. B. Eby
Carrol
U.S. Navy
Wolag Coast Guard Oe
England
U. S. S. Pretoria
Pleasant Trip From Ohio to California by John Rogers
Mr and Mrs John Rogers describe a lengthy April journey from Bryan Ohio to California passing through Chicago Denver and Ogden Utah then San Francisco. They recount a sand storm near Nevada and note scenic views and the Royal Gorge while visiting California. They also announce seed testing sessions in Columbus June 11 and 12 offered by the College of Agriculture to help seed dealers learn testing and labeling practices.
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John Rogers
Ohio
California
Fulton County
Biter Tribune
The
Tribune
Couimns
Bryan
Chicago
Denver
San Francisco
Poe
Yu Jorado Springs
Guty
Royal Gorre
Sunny Cali
College of Agriculture At
Columbus
Nerson
Farm_ Crops College of Agriculture
Colymi
Free pheasant eggs offered to stock up the countryside
State fish and game Warden Blake, deputy for Swanton, offers two bushels of pheasant eggs to be distributed free to applicants who agree to hatch and care for them. Interested parties should apply to Mr. Oake and complete the required forms, then collect the fees.
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F. L- Blake
Swanton
Stete Fish and Game Warden
Asield
Oake
Victory Liberty Loan debate over Sabbath and faith
A letter from Ham in Western Pennsylvania protests ministers urging Sunday showings of the Price of Peace in support of the Victory Liberty Loan. The piece contrasts religious observance with national duty, cites a minister's condemnation, and recalls biblical the Sabbath argument and Christian practice during wartime. Also notes dog anecdotes and local weddings in Dover.
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Ham
Victory Loan
Pennsylvania
Flow
I Victory
Mgr
Gentleur
Palestine
Nazareth
Ives
Luxuries Congress Sees as Common Use by the Poor
A discussion outlines items deemed luxuries by Congress yet widely used by average and poor households. The report notes pennies collected from children for fundraising and civic campaigns, highlighting tensions over perceived discretionary spending and public appeal.
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Congress
Luxury taxes spark debate in postwar revenue law clash
A lengthy discussion in probate and common pleas court notes the new 10 percent luxury tax on retail goods and services arguing it harms average families. Congressman Thomas Thompson criticizes the levy as unnecessary and calls for repeal, while other local transfers and property deals are listed. The piece also mentions local auctions and real estate transfers, previewing continued pages.
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Treasury
Common Pleas
Charles J. Thompson
Congress
League of Nations
Hey
Henry Laist
Houseman
Swanton
Albert I
West Laver
Thomas Berry
John Versham
Virgil Spring
Jacob James
Russia
Germany
Ottoor
Dover
Amos LeBar
Henry Frank
Wauseon
Lews Port
John End
Barry
Chester
Jonathan
Amelia Nofzieer
J. W
Clinton
Henry
Fendell
Thompson
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Setiae Pastore Warning
Clifford Gerringer
Hanna
Read & Wager
Auto
Seth
Hines
Nickels
Woolworth
H. C. Rogers
Exec
Secy
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Boston
Wilson
Oyster Bay
West
Philippines
United
Guilford Neuenschwander
Ruby Guilford
H. G. Guilford
H. Neuenschwander
Ralph W
J.J. Lucas
Plymout Michigan
Gladys Thomas
Dearborn
County Affairs
Bobs Merrill ‘Co
Weber
Menene Enna Cn
Bec
Tha
Panama Canal
Arthur Gerringer
Florence Ross
Ralph Geer
Ray Kling
Kneisells Real Jazz Orchestra
Napoleon Armory
Edger
Eens
Jesse J. Bernsth
Chas
Rhoda Pontious
Pike
Elizabeth Davis
Carl
Laura Steinbrecker
New Lane
Magic Valley OF
Texas
Rio Grande Valley
D. E. Corbin
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