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Newspaper

Fulton County Tribune

Location

Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1921

Page

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Court House News Building Notices and Probate Entries

Court notices list inventories and appraisements for estates in Pike Township and Clarence City. Guardianships, guardians discharge, and hearings set for November 11 1921, December 6 and December 1. Wills admitted to probate with related bond waivers and attorney actions. Marriage licenses issued for Fred C. Smith and Onalee Ballard and others. Estates include John A Terry Isaac Hunter Anta Gould and Daniel Rupp with multiple appraisers and guardians.

Nts Oliver Mclain Red Cross Drij Elijah ‘Theallkitl Board of Health Guardian Henry M. Baer Fred A. Bates Asx Rodway Albert C. Gasche I Feithach Co Pauline Fox Will John A. Terry Join A. Terry Amanda ‘Terry Kew Canes Adare Witt John L. Schlatter Frank Knapper Frank Lavy Johnson Index Wit Anta Gould Pear Sheidler J. Ma Harm Mary J. Bokhari

What the Home Can Do for the School

A 1910s editorial advocates home support for schooling. It stresses blending home care with school discipline, praises teachers, and offers practical steps: punctual, nourished children. limited afterschool entertainments. respectful parent-Teacher relations. home reading to foster literacy. Bible reading at home. and parental involvement to raise educational outcomes.

Harvey Hill Wavaeon Washi Webster Lincoln Greer Mark Twain Edison Aes Toledo Blade J Ren

Splendid Poultry Meeting Sets Cooperative Work Plan

About six weeks earlier a poultry cooperative meeting was planned with the State University poultry department. Seventy counties are involved and only two extension workers exist, yet 23 of 25 invitees attended on Armistice Day despite bad weather. E L Dakan spoke on inventory, records, feeding, care, and packing for shipment. Questionnaires were not yet available, delaying tailored recommendations. Attendees listed by township include Amboy Reuben Bender Robert Reynalda Clark Hibbard Dugene Eliane Chesterfield David Hoover Ralph Bates Marshall Butler W E Patterson Gorham George Gifford Franklin H E Shade S H ear Dover Mrs Ray Thorpe Henry Kutsley Fred Krauss Pike Mrs Chester Thompson Fulton Anthony Casler Mrs J W VanHorn Swancreek Wm Kyper Mills Ransom Clinton R H Fernald York Mrs Russell George Mrs Karl Moir Mrs Lowell Knapp earer Sylvan Miller Frank

Poultry Department State Univrsity Uwo E. L. Dakan State Poultry Department State Department Dakan Amboy Reuben Bender Robert Reynalda

Ottokee Grange Fair and Bazaar Night Program

Ottokee Grange invites townsfolk to the Grange Hall for a lively Nov 22 program headlined by Farce Jacob Schloffs Mistake and vaudeville acts. Includes a bazaar booth, pig giveaway, refreshments, and admission 5 cents with free entry for children under a specified age. Sealed mail messenger bids announced for routes in Ohio and adjoining districts run from Nov 15 to Nov 8.

Ottokee Grange Fair Ottokee Grange Hall Piles Wordle Neeney Jacob Schloffs Grange Quartette Dover Orchestra Vaudevile

Harvest Thanks From Wauseon Residents

The piece notes gratitude for a productive year despite labor woes and unemployment. It praises drought weather and abundant harvest, recalls war’s end and plowshares, and expresses hope for peace and international understanding via an American led conference. It urges continued hope and neighborly generosity toward sister nations across the sea.

America

Elected Mayor and Damaged Elevator Reported in State News

In Bryan a new government wire station linked to local mail service went into operation enabling long distance radio reception up to 1000 miles. A fire at Blakesle elevator Tuesday night caused about 10000 dollars in losses with 6000 dollars insured. Coroner Gardner sustained injuries at Stryker Park when he fell from a 2 1/2 foot ladder. Other fragments mention local residents and events in Dan Pek Tethe field Swanton and nearby areas.

DELTA Bishop Et Bryan Wit

Saturday court trial over seed theft case ends without verdict

State of Ohlo ys Hitchingham faced a jury on Saturday in Metamora in a seed theft case. The extended all day trial ran from 4 45 p m to midnight with no verdict as the jury disagreed. The case centers on a seed elevator robbery involving forty to fifty bushels of liver seed and alleged involvement by Hitchingham amid arrests.

Ohlo Ys Hitchingham Wolf Metamora

Married unions and local thefts report today

The piece notes the marriage of Mite dterma Vener daughter of Christian Vanier to Ov a aun with a ceremony in Fottieville and outlines subsequent celebrations. Ottawa reports a White Motte trinket theft yielding over 600 pounds of utter in a recent spree. Naomi elevator robbed last week with 40 to 50 bushels of clover seed stolen but recovered.

Youirk Rurr Mite Naomi

Death of Winifred A Holman Child in 1917 Ohio

Little daughter of Elwood and Mildred Holman born July 6 1917 in Wall Avon Ohio at grandparents home Mr and Mrs W W Ackerman died Tuesday noon Nov 8 1921 at home of her parents in Cleveland. Funeral held at Ackerman home in Wauseon with burial in Wauseon cemetery. Out of town attendees included Wesley Ackerman Cleveland Mr and Mrs Odell Mr and Mrs S W Watelowe and Miss Zor Light Lima Mrs Marjorie Whiteman Napoleon Mrs J W Sawyer Toledo.

Elwood Mildred Holman Wallavon Ohio W. W. Ackerakin Cleveland Aud Evelyn Sue John Holman W. W. Ackerman J. C. Light Lima Wauseon John J. Shaffer Jacob Hannah Shaffer Tedtrow Eleanor Hoyers Tedrow Tintun Vinnie Gasche Ross Shaffer Frank Gasche C. E. Roxtofer Christian Church of Ety

Appointed Appraiser Named By Governor Davis

Me. D. B. Johusen has been given Positive Gwenn Chivis as one of the appraisers of the Miami and Erie Canal in Toledo under bill No. 6u, Vo le 11 of the Wolfenburg of Ann Arbor Michigan laws. The position lasts about two months. Johnson, a former Waaseon girl, and Samuel Ruppert, a University of Michigan student, will marry and live in Ann Arbor.

Davis D. B. Johusen Erie Canal Toledo Ives Mk Lester Hue Wolfenburg Ann Arbor Mich Way Cherater

Ohio Christmas Seal Committee Formed by State Editors

Dr. Robert G. Paterson announcing a committee of Ohio newspaper editors to promote tuberculosis Christmas Seal sales. Members include A. E. McKee, Joseph Garretean, Eric C. Hopwood, John Bourke, and others across Cleveland, Sandusky, Dayton, Columbus, Zanesville, Lima, Canton, Akron, Toledo, Youngstown. He cites TB death rate drop but notes 5000 annual deaths and over 400,000 active cases historically, urging intensified publicity and planning 30 million seals for Christmas mail.

Ohio Robt. G. Paterson Ohio Public Health Association A. E. McKee Ohio State Journal Columbus Viateman Joseph Garretean W.C. Littick Zanesville W. A. Canptell Lima George G. Frease Canton W. Kee Maxwell Akron WF. Hedrick Toledo Samuel G. McClure Youngstown McKee

The Story of Seneca John From an 1832 Indian Tale

An account recounts Seneca John as principal chief of the Seneca in the Sandusky to Crawford counties corridor. Black Snake and Red Hand, rivals among three brothers, clash over tribal law and murder. Red Hand kills Seneca John’s brother and then Seneca John dies by poison. feud punishment follows in a tense frontier narrative.

S. A. Farrell Ameri Sandusky Cincinnati Silence Black Snake Seneca Crawford Wyandot Moy Prairie Seneca John Red Hand Black

Fifth Annual Red Cross Drive in Fulton County

The Fulton County Red Cross Society announces its fifth annual drive with no membership ask this year. Citizens can subscribe via the Volunteer System at participating local businesses across Fulton County. Campaign runs through November 24, with collection points at R. A. Smith and Co Drug Store Fayette Center, The Corner Drug Store Archbold, and other local drug stores. Sunday services at Methodist Church note Sunday School, Morning and Evening worship with a Thanksgiving Day focus.

Red Cross Bear Fulton County Red Cross Society Fulton County R. A. Smith and Co H. GC. King Fayette Archbold Gehring Edo

Obituary and notices from a small town church

Obituary and community notices from the Christian Church of Tedrow Ohio with minister C. E. Roxtofer. Includes church services and youth choir, a $3.50 robbery at the railroad ticket office, and a biographical sketch of John J. Shaffer. Also items on hunting season, a telephone joke, and a subscription prompt.

Dad's Day and Events at Ohio State Parade

Last Saturday Dad's Day at Ohio State drew fathers from Fulton County including C B McLain and Richard Trimble of Wauseon. They toured the Horticultural Show, enjoyed the Ohio State football game, and praised the care for sons at the university after a speaker's talk. A Fayette Ohio artist presented Marshal Foch a portrait at Irvin Kirkwood's home. Henry Ford announces a passenger fare raise effective Nov 20, with four cents added to the rate. The Woman's Club meets Tuesday November 22 with Clara Vanfensselaer hosting.

Ohio State City College Hi Messrs C. B. McLain Richard Trimble Wauseon Payette Fock Marshal Foch L. E.thompson Fayette Ohio Irvin B. Kirkwood Bates Henry Ford

Shorts and Middlings in Ohio Agriculture Tales

A brief Ohio agricultural note cites a single 100 bushel corn yield reported this year. Dairy survey results from Hamilton County show the profitable cows are linked to low gallon costs. Commentary on leaf mold and soil fertility references historic agricultural history and early domestic progress.

Ohio Hamilton County H. G. Wells New Eee

Trinity Church German Service Postponed to Monday

The Trinity church announces a German service led by Pastor Emil G. Rieber at 6 30 p m on Monday with the study subject End of the World.

Trinity Ees Church Emil G. Rieber

War era price shifts hit farm and factory sectors

Last month farm products carried war demand while factory workers earned 22 percent more than before, reaching 100 percent above the prewar rate. Freight rates also surged, standing 130 percent above old levels, signaling broad economic strain across sectors.

Mae

Pessimism Has No Place in the Real Spirit of Thanksgiving

Thanksgiving message urges readers to set aside pessimism and focus on blessings. It emphasizes gratitude, national prosperity, and collective optimism, urging a spirit of thanks to inspire hope for the future.

Thal Oplivnion

Hen House Net Rule for Flocks

The guideline states one net per six hens in a flock. This rule outlines equipment standards to ensure proper housing and welfare. It emphasizes scalable stocking with clear ratios to maintain ventilation and management efficiency.

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