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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1917
Page
7
A reader testifies that Chamberlain's Tablets are easier to take and milder in action than pills. They leave the bowels natural while pills often cause severe constipation. Each bottle is guaranteed by the druggist.
A government order frees 65 520 square miles from cattle tick quarantine across Southern states effective December 1. The measure aids Mississippi and other regions, expanding tick free pasture to Gulf ports. The Agricultural Year Book offer to Fifth Ohio District readers follows. A Bible Christian essay urges personal scrutiny of faith, defining holy living and rejection of worldliness, secret societies, and intoxicants.
A testimonial from Wm. Weir, a retired cooper of Wauseon, Ohio, praises Dean's Kidney Pills for curing backache, kidney pain, and nocturnal urination after five years of trouble. The ad urges purchase from dealers and notes the maker Foster Milburn Co. Also includes Navy Yard labor force data and a correction from Congressman Snook on Naval Academy eligibility.
Crowded week reports Mrs Hi C Guilford returning from Detroit after four weeks with relatives. Mrs Pike hospitalized for surgery. Mrs Leininger home from Toledo with relatives. Exina Guilford and Glenngrs attend a federal departments meeting. Mra Ann Myers very low. Harry Tabor's car crash injures wife. Deaths: Charles Welson and Mr Whiteman's father mourned by community. Neighbors and relatives hosted in Fremont Defiance Napoleon Wauseon Toledo and Napoleon areas.
A lecture course opens Sunday evening at the Morenci church with Mr and Mrs Gail Barkley and Mrs M M Taylor among attendees. Several local families including Mrs Young of Kalamazoo and Mr and Mrs Hurley visited relatives in the area. Weekend guests included Mr and Mrs Bowen and Mrs Hawkins with Miss Florence.
Al Smith purchases the Steve eet place and plans to move. The Rev Mr Wharton will deliver a sermon on Missions at the Win sey Church of Christ next Sunday. Chat Buchor is on the sick list. S McArthur and wife visited Whiteville Sunday. Weir and wife and John visited Harry Green's family at Devil's Lake last Sunday. Sherm Eckert has blood poison in his arm. August Grafhes has a very sore hand from pid poisoning. Charles LaSalle rn Mes. Charles Weir will host Sunday school classes at their homes next Sunday afternoon. Grange members are preparing a play in the near future. Disbrow and wife were in Nace per Mich last Saturday.
Chesterfield discussion covers eight hour work, meal times, and roles from secretary to treasurer. After election, a Cain box program intrigues attendees. A key question asks why housewives have a wheatless day while brewers use it daily, amid strong Grange interest and poems from a household magazine.
Encil L Miley Yinnehe D Hibbard and Leona E Forrest appointed and qualified ad ex enture of the estate of David R Miley late of Clinton Township Fulton County Ohio Dated this 9th day of November by A M Barber Probate Court Fulton County Ohio
G Scott Roos Fulton County Treasurer lists the per dollar property tax rates for the year 1917 covering state funds such as sinking, university, common school, high improvement, penitentiary, poor, building, blind benefit, road and agricultural funds, plus county and local levies. The document itemizes millage figures across various funds, totaling county levy and noting local assessment details.
The piece argues Europe’s postwar revival hinges on U S breeding stock. It notes the International Live Stock Exposition in Chicago in December featuring 4500+ animals for judges and prizes, and urges farmers to prepare stock for foreign buyers while offering a family vacation incentive with reduced rail fares. It cites Ohio corn winners and Hoover era food policy linking meat demand to wartime needs.
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