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Fulton County Tribune in Wauseon, Ohio

21 Nov 1919

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Fulton County Tribune

Location

Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1919

Page

3

Ohio and City Officials Face Wide Ramifications

A chaotic collage of local government actions and incidents across Ohio includes Lexington fixing a 40 cent Eas rate, Belmont county budgeting 227,000, Youngstown adopting a two platoon fire system, and Kenton raising waterworks salaries. Across towns, traffic, murders, accidents, and legal shifts ripple through communities from Portsmouth to Cleveland, with officials grappling to stabilize budgets, safety, and enforcement amid a surge of crime, strikes, and public notices.

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Lexington Council Joseph Gutowski Charles la Serre Coshoctan Lisbon Portiscal John R. Bennett Piqua Craanville Iwn New Castle Pain & Machine W.G. Wolfe Cambriden Eastern Chic Gandyear Tire and Rubber Company Mite Cline Federation Ohio Prenty Torlan Yutingstown Mody Lawls Hoker Dundee Carmien Sugar Creek Tueyr Len Sharp Gertinty Thoil Idaft Jeasoury Whureed Clawie Mout Orrville Wray Eganp Et Ledil B. J. Barr Mt. Vernon Ned W Tiger Mary Wart Struthers Youngstown John Morish A. K Taylor Gaiety Theater Cleveland Siz Ohio Cites Gas Company Ohio Dry Federation Marton Berien Om B. L. Gosh Fayette Coun Newark Morrow County C.F. McGivray Bpringfeld Kominud B. Millon Prenklin Comate Columbus Iron Fow Reid Akron Roy Tate Pennsylvania Dayton Dartom G. Corneline Baker Marion Ymc Chamber of Omtrtines Oranville Charter Lowry Harry Mercer East Palpetine Celf Kim Ijn Charles M. Chase Tad Horking Valley Logan Atbee Canton John F. Krager Mansfeld Rénard Hall Xenta Offein Lester R. Spencer Caskocton Simon B. DeWolfe Cincinnati Hamilton B. F. Burling Portsmouth John Stevenson Crestline William Noel Christina Conley East Liverpool George L. Moore New Phildelphia World Outlook New York Ruth Sherretta Perry County Cleveslands Katherine France Howe & Company Portamouth Diaeyst Joby Widorehi South Chatterton Stacy B. Rankin Paul Capeto Warren Max Epratt Hampton Weed PhD M. Crow Kenton Ohio Supreme Court Cox Maurice H. Donahue District Court of Appeals Wilson Blumenstock & Pelt Company Central Ohio Teachers’ Association Willuam &. Coy Donahey State Bureau of Accounting Toledo Railway and Light Company Michigan Andrew Robert Ernest Grey Willoughby Margaret Sanders Mt. Crab Brown County Leonard Sanders Findlay Council Pomerena Cole Raymond Sapp Atheny Moell Claveland Frank Moore Blackford Creek Mansfield William Hayes Muskingum
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Royal Feasts of Other Days in Thanksgiving Lore

The piece contrasts modern November weather with an idealized Indian summer and Thanksgiving past. It recalls old country settings, snowy scenes, and generous feasts where households brimmed with traditional dishes, homemade cider, and family gatherings, amid music and storytelling remembered by older generations.

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Boston Herald Tomly Poe Bar-Le-Duc Allan Water
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Claim of youngest major in late war questioned

Bloomington reports that Maj. Alexander Stark Jr. of New York City, listed as a member of the Sixty-first Infantry, is challenged as the youngest major of the late war. Maj. David W. Shand of Wilness, remarried in 1918, is cited at 21 years and 8 months old as a contrasting claim.

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Bloomington Alexander Stark, Jr New York City Sisty-first Regiments Infantry Darid W. Shand Wilness
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Cow devours girls clothing in Illinois swimming hole

Four Shiloh, Til, Illinois girls left clothes on a bank while swimming near St. Louis. A cow ate their garments and buttons, leaving the girls walking home in bathing suits. The incident prompts residents to rethink clothing depots near bathhouses.

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St. Louis Shiloh Til John Rable
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Rainbow Dance of the Color Fairies in Evening Sky

A whimsical tale features blue red green yellow fairies and the Sun and King of the Clouds signaling a grand rainbow dance. Each color fairy positions to form a single rainbow while earth observers remain unaware of the performance.

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Yellow Fairies Mr. Sun King of the Clouds Mr. Sim Lke Mr. Sun Va Rainbow Fairies
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Growth of Phone Exchanges Reaches New York Hotels

A New York hotel with 3,165 square feet housing the largest private exchange, 110 by 25 feet operating room and 28-position switchboard, supports 2,200 rooms and 40 public booths. It lists 750,000 soldered connections and 7,926,000 feet of wire among system parts.

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New York Ing
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Warns Influenza Will Come Back in More Dangerous Form

Dr W A Evans a Chicago health authority predicts a future influenza epidemic far deadlier than last year. He emphasizes following medical advice and promotes Turpo as a preventive remedy, claiming it blocks germ lodging in the nose. Doctors and pharmacies widely tout Turpo, urging its use as directed while cautioning it is preventive not curative.

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Dayton Beapley W. A. Evans Chicago Andy
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Ambition and Voice of Change Across Time

A collage of maxims and anecdotes on ambition as a force that seeks recognition, urging readers to heed their inner drive and avoid procrastination. It cites Orison Swett Marden, snippets from stories, and observations on risk, discipline, and the perils of complacency. The piece blends quotes and proverbial lines, highlighting personal resolve and social observations.

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Orison Swett Marden
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