Correspondence From Ring School After Week of Vacation
School diary notes return to work with Sixth and Seventh grade pupils busy in class. A November 2 Halloween party is recorded with attendees including Tabins, Lee, Donald Reese, and Robinsos staffers. November 5 visitors, local store scenes, and temperance sentiment are mentioned along with a discussion of dry votes and community activities.
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Houts
le Tabins
Lee
Donald Reese
Patieman
Drennan
Ru' Robinsos
Garsuch
Homer Kuntz
Otto Nufsinger
Vivian Hibbard
Luella Short
Ed Lanta
Prohibition, Suffrage and War Vote Debate in Clinton Town
The article reports Fulton county and Clinton township results showing pro prohibition support in the region as officials note a dry statewide trend, while lamenting the rejection of Woman Suffrage. It quotes Deets Picket urging victory through war measures and linked liquor policy to national welfare and blood price.
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Eee
Fulton County
Nue
New York City
America
Olive Tablets Promote Cleanse Despite Pimples Rumor
An ad promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe cleanse for blood bowels and liver, presenting it as a remedy to pimples and a preferred substitute for calomel. It touts a simple regimen of one or two tablets daily for a week and targets readers seeking a gentle detox.
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Edwards
Olive
Ottortee Grange Lecture Hour Program for November 17
Ottortee Grange outlines a November 17 program featuring music readings by Lettie Borden and Ganeneke W H Campbell, a talk by M L Eldridge on Grange duties, roll call on “What Can I Do for My Country,” current events, wheat substitutes, and a members’ question box. All members must attend as officers announce important business during the lecturer’s session.
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Lettie Borden
Kanaas
Ganeneke
W. H. Campbell
Aeeeaaran
M. L. Eldridge
Masterole Ointment for Quick Sore Throat Relief
An old fashioned mustard oil ointment named Masterole claims to relieve sore throat bronchitis croup and asthma. It spreads easily with fingers penetrates the sore spot and provides gentle soothing relief without blistering like traditional mustard plasters.
Washington becomes dry capital of world in 1917 shifts
In November 1 the capital of the United States became dry by Congress. Washington grows rapidly with 100000 new residents since the war started and hosts foreign missions and diverse uniforms. Prohibition aims to cleanse the city and curb drunkenness as 13000 arrests surface. judges and officials predict lasting societal benefits. Ohio Bible class meeting and Marine banquet notes follow in this extensive page.
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United States of America
Congress
Washington
United States
Senate
House
White House
Cfi
Rdj
Pugh
Mullowney
John C. Lasah
Ohio Adult Bible Class Association
Ohio Sunday Schools
Norwood
Cincinnati
Camp Sherman
Olin Clarke Jones
Rae Lawton
Red Cross
Fred C. Croxton
Columbus
Ohio
William Flammer
Piqua
S. Clark Riker
W. C. Pearce
Chicago
International Sunday School Association
B. C. Sellers
France
M. C
Quantico
Ma-rines
Charles Linfoot
John
Jane Linfoot
Wauseon
Wabash
Nancy Kimerer
George
Detroit
Harold
Donald
Rich
Mary Switzer
Probate Notice Sherife's Sale of Real Estate
The Furriers and Merchants 4% Company The Estate of Albert Henry Cobb deceased. Notice is hereby given that Eno. P. Ames Court of Common Pleas appointed as executor of the estate of Albert Henry Cobb. The hearing for settlement set for December 10 1917. Sale of real estate in Fulton County Ohio Cush fey Thani ow dar of ate. WM. & BOONE, RAY & CORDIL. A. Q. Price guardian of Wells S. Norris filed final account for settlement. The hearing is on December 1917 at 10 o clock a.m. Probate Judge. Fulton County Ohio Probate Court.
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David Merillat
Denber A. U
Johnathan Meriliat
Finintit
Gam E
Fulton County
Ohio
T ‘Yue
Franklin
Fulton
State of
Mayers
Jacob Merilat
Johnathan Merillat
JM. Ham
Fulton Cowitt
Dover
County of
South East
North East
Detroit
Toledo and Irenton Railway Company
Lima Northam Railway Co
Ayle
Mary Miller
Anthony Miller
G. B. Heise
Sherife
Betate
Albert Henry Cobb
Eno. P. Ames
Court of Common Mice
Dover Township
Suse
A.M. Barber
Fulton Coutts
Pultan County
Oso
Charles N. Toe Aberga
Charlee
Cele
Mately
Cush Fey Thani Ow Dar
Ate, WM
Boone Abed
Fula Chiney
RAY & Cordil. Atheeners
A. Q. Price
Wells S. Norris
Aemount Ie
Ylton County
Obie
William H. Grove
Joel Hore
M. Barber
Fullen County
Fulton County Ohio Probate Notices From Early 1917
Notices announce hearings for first and final accounts in estate settlements. Probate Judge A M Barber schedules Dec 1 1917 hearing times, naming James W Views executor and Joel Hore administrator. Olive A Deck guardian requests third partial account with hearing on Dec 3 1917. Also includes a chancery petition by Motilal against Callowine heirs for land in Franklin and Fulton counties with deed boundaries and parcel details.
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Fulton County Tribune
Weir
Puwlisiters
Hallowe'en
BSEAT
Easurndy Harting
Stewart Patterson
Taylor
Clinton Township Officomm
Arenes
Ottoree Grange
Ion
Turnbull Bros
Arcade
Tribune
Mutual
Tedrow
Cuing
W. R. McClarren
F. C. Bates
Bellevue
Peteth Grace
A. Krieger
Cloverdale
Delta
Frank Ramsey
East Jordan
Michigan
Walnut Street
Isaac Tyner
Francis M. Barns
Wanseon
Jas. Grisier & Son Insurance Co
Ed Robinson
South
Franklin Street
B. Harris
Chestnut Street
FE. C. Sullinger
W. H. Fisher
Morenci, Mich
South Side
Court House
W. H. Esger
Maine Street
C L. Hutchins
Pele Eep
Cleveland College
Liberty Loan
College For Women of Western Reserve University
University, School
St. Ignatious College
Adelbert College
Western Reserve University
Cleve
Case School of Applied Science
St. Ignatius College
Cleveland Law School
John Marshall Law School
Rufus P. Ranney Law School
University School
Hawken School
Hathaway-Brown School
Western Reserve University— College For Women
Medical Schoo
Law School
School of Applied Social Sciences
Dental
School of Pharmacy
Loyola
High
Spencerian Commercial School
Sesseee
Dyke School
Central Institute
Adelbert Tatlege
Harry J. Sweeney
Lafayette
Rochambeau
Joffre
Europe
Daniel M. Henderson
National Arts Club
RED Cross War
Floyd Bates
Dixson Bros
F Schell
J. W. Bell
J. B. Witt
Claude Schell
S. H. Ham
V. A. Pates
Mozanna Garber
R. D. Whitehead
Mari: Johnston
Seth Jaqua
Mark Fay
WS. Sentel
J. W. Sheffield
Geo
W. Bates
Mate Stegall
Harry Brink
Charles Stites
Mrs. Chas
Lewis Greeley
C. E. Beatty
H. M.turner
A. M. Bates
F. Pennington
Guy Pennington
A. M. Mortimer
Ray Pennington
Ralph Bates
al Balser
Hraqua
Wm. Markley
Lewis Markley
Marion Wells
F. J. Stutzman
L J. Briggs
M. C. Jones
Frank McQuillan
E. J
H. J. Walters
Ray Brink
C. Schwartzentruber
W. W. Spangler
L. A. Skates
J.C. Hawkins
Coveny
Lewis Butter
Leathers
Harry Deyo
Whitehead
Peter Brecht
I. A. Dixson
Victor Coveney
Harry Goudremont
Sarah Hudson
United States Department of Certain
Croup Agriculture
Rose Middleton
Greenville
Weyl Eerees
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Ottokee
Hubandl
Chas. Linfoot
Lyons
Weston
Mich
O’clark P Ae
Joh Deere
Marine Monument
Guantanamo
Cuba
John Plitt
U. S. Marine Corps
China
Mexico
Philippines
Fortavieve
Haiti
Caco
Platt
Marine Corps
Hetinwes
Jeter
Tony
Read & Wager
Ella McCanee
G. D. Newcomer
Ella Me~ Cour
Clinton Township
Ghia
A. D. Ass
Executrix
James W
A. M. Barber
Fults County
Olive A. Deck
Chardian
B. Deck
David Merillas
Tefasathan Motilal
Cpe
NG. Tech
Deieilanta
Varwon
Callowine
Tym River
Benn
Saloa
Johnathan F
J. M Ham
Coats
Sini