Local Briefs highlight church decor and typhoid report
The United Brethren church has improved interior decor. Clyde, son of Mr and Mrs, is ill with typhoid and expected to return home Monday evening from East Oak Street residence.
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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1915
Page
5
The United Brethren church has improved interior decor. Clyde, son of Mr and Mrs, is ill with typhoid and expected to return home Monday evening from East Oak Street residence.
Multiple brief items note gatherings and visits among residents from Toledo Adrian and Napoleon, church events, a train accident fatality near Bryan, property purchases in Wauseon, a library meeting cancellation, and upcoming fall town activities including a Columbus Day festival and store closings.
Mr. W. R. Richardson of Oberlin and Ward onne Re were over Sunday guests of Mrs. A. Richardson and family.
About forty Boosters Club members met in T and L Hall to discuss organizing a County Agricultural Improvement Association. Charles Allen of the Toledo Commerce Club outlined the idea and suggested a banquet and county farmer meeting to form the association with education from Agricultural College Extension staff. A twelve member general committee was named to arrange the event, and a three person plan team was appointed for 1915 16. The next meeting is set for Monday October 11 at 7 30 PM in T and I Hall.
A draft advises retailers to press salesmen to advertise in local newspapers to build demand in the city. It urges confronting reps about ad plans and advertising locally, arguing that ads in town papers boost profits and protect local market share. It also notes Tham berlain’s Tablets as a digestive tonic marketed by dealers.
A fragmented price list shows items including wheat white and red, oats, barley, meal, bran middlings, chop feed, fowls, young chickens, butter, and eggs. A rough entry notes 1.03 to 108 as pricing or weights, with unclear context.
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