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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1918
Page
4
A fragmented notice reflects a subscriber’s desire to end delivery and pay when convenient, with wording indicating intent to cancel if not fulfilled and a possible plan to resume only after payment. The readable text suggests confusion over whether the paper should be halted or continued with delayed payment.
Correspondence notes Vera Skeels visiting her grandmother as Ployd Skeels remains ill. The writer mentions a near finished event titled Corn busking and fodder stuvad, reflecting local life details.
A garbled OCR fragment references Olive Tablets and a dubious health claim. It mentions names like Edward and Olive and hints at a promotional tone about a product, with unclear context and many misspellings. The readable core discusses Olive Tablets and a health claim in a disjointed advert-style snippet.
Notice of auction in Fulton County Ohio for 144 acres of land near Archbold with a 8 room stucco house and outbuildings. Personal property includes livestock, equipment, crops and farm implements. Auctions begin Nov 13 1918 with details on down payments, credit terms, and timing for both land parcels and farm stock.
The Fulton County unit urges continued Red Cross knitting, noting yarn shortages and specifying cuff and leg lengths. It calls for ongoing nut shell and pit collection with help from Agriculture and county agents. A large United War Work Campaign meeting Friday November 8 includes address by Mrs. Hugh Clark and a Y M C A speaker, open to all.
The notice warns of a sulfuric acid driven fertilizer shortage for next Spring and urges farmers to order early. M. J. Harger, agent for Fish and Bone Fertilizer, says he ordered 100 percent more than last Spring to guarantee delivery and provides a phone contact at 37 Oak Shade.
These union suits are designed primarily for warmth and comfort with high necks and elbow sleeves. A simple selection in our present stocks suits varying preferences and needs. Anticipate your wardrobe due to constantly advancing prices.
Careful shoppers should visit the footwear section before winter boots. Each shoe is chosen for maximum wear and comfort. Stock is large despite slow deliveries. Early purchases save money this Fall. Visit soon while selections remain best.
A sturdy comfortable chair and a new library table promise added coziness this season. Visit the second floor home furnishings section to learn thrift as you shop this Fall.
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