Court House Warrants and Real Estate Transfers Recap
Court records list warrants issued for Samuel Bicher and others, with claims and clerks of courts supplies, plus multiple real estate transfers in Swan Creek, Bassett's Addition, and other townships. Also noted are new court cases including foreclosures, divorces, accounting actions, injunctions, and guardianship filings. numerous estate settlements and hearings scheduled through October 1921.
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Samuel Bicher
Carl Loveland
He Anderson
Barrett. Co
Rrett Bros
Clombus
Sylvania Stone Co
Rossee
Steven
Clinton Ditch
Marion Brown
George Vollmer
Bushley
Mary Rychener
Sid Miller
Win
Valentine
Charles Tedrow
Elmer Vonier
Benjamin Zimmerman
Sophia Becker
Forest E. Metcalf
Elijah Sweeny
Lavina Smith
Melvin W. McConkey
Charles Tedtow
Guardian
Guradian
Harding Urges Two Minute Armistice Day Prayer
President Harding issues a proclamation calling all Americans to observe Armistice Day with a two minute noon prayer. He asks citizens to honor the unknown soldier laid to rest at Adlington National Cemetery and to lower flags from sunrise to sunset at public buildings and military posts worldwide.
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Harding
France
Adlington National
Army
Navy
Marine Evrys
America
Fire Prevention Week Urges Home Chimney Checks
Community notice from Wauseon calls residents to inspect furnaces chimneys smokestacks and stoves for fall and winter safety. Emphasizes cleaning waste buildup and testing stove pipes and heating apparatus in churches and schools to prevent fires and save lives. Signed Blaine A Schnall.
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United States
Wauseon
Old Glory Second on High Seas
The world steam tonnage excluding Great Lakes ships totals about 59 million gross tons per Lloyds Register. Since June 30, 1914 the global tonnage rose by about 14.1 million tons while the United States gained sixfold and the United Kingdom only 2 percent. The U S now holds nearly 76 percent as much tonnage as Britain and about 2.5 percent of the world total, placing Old Glory second on the high seas.
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Great Lakes
Lloyd's Register of Shipping Fur
United States
United Kingdom
Unite Kingdom
High Seas
IGH School Lecture Course Preview At Redpath Lyceum
Pupils have secured a lecture course for Mall and Winter with Loradio Taft as a featured speaker on November 27. Other performers include Selion Lenhart on November 28, Durbar Bell Ringers on December 9, Oceanic Ladies Quintet on December 30, and Laurant on February 28 possibly changed. Tickets urged.
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Tim
Loradio Taft
Kotel
Ile
Selion Lenhart
Dee
Durbar Bell Ringers
Oceanic Ladies Quintet
Laurant
Redpath Lyceum
Oldest Color Sergeant Leads 2nd Regiment’s Northland Stop
The 2nd Regiment of Regular Soldiers halted for the night north of town during a hike toward Rt. Sheridan and Minneapolis. They include the army’s oldest Color Sergeant with 22 years of service, a flag bearing 16 citations from campaigns including Fallen Timbers. The unit, part of an Ohio Division, is noted for a storied record.
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Antrd
Wau- Seon
Rt. Sheriden
Nhinsis
Wt. Snetling
Minneapolis
Air Grounds
Alaska
Siberia
Fallen’ Timbers
Ohio
Council meeting votes on street improvements and levy
The council met with all members and Mayor Oakley presiding. Henry Reichardt protested East Chestnut Street assessment and was told to file a protest. Zeller Bros and McDonald of Mau mee told to expect loading machine relocation on Oakwood Street. Franklin Street improvement petition from Cherry to East Chestnut was rejected. A mill levy change from three years to one year was approved due to debt and funding needs. Wabash R. R. crossing light planned for Wood Street. Grover Baer resigned as Hightwatch. Frank Reichert appointed and sworn in. Next meeting set for Monday Oct 17.
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Oakley
Henry Reichardt
East Chestnut Street
Counci
Zeller Bros and McDonald
Maumee
Oakwood Street
Franklin Street
Cherry Street
Cornell
Wabash R. BR
Wood Street
Grover Baer
Frank Reichert
Baptist Meeting Highlights Growth and Mission in Wauseon
The Toledo Baptist Association gathered in Wauseon with about 20 delegates from outside town. Reports noted 2,772 missionaries at work and endowments totaling 8 million for ministry, 340 million for educational institutions, and annual missionary expenditures of 16.5 million. The year saw the largest baptismal increase in the denomination’s history while leaders urged stronger rural and community church leadership and ecumenical cooperation.
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Toledo Baptist Association
Wauseon
Baptists
Winister
Phompyon
A. K. Morris
Toledo
America
Obituary of Mrs Melia Veitte Horn in Ohio
Mrs Melia Veitte Horn, born Columbus January 18, 1845, died September 25, 1921 at the home of her daughter Mrs Ora Abbs in Tedrow, Ohio, aged 76. She married Martin Horn July 30, 1860. they had twelve children, nine daughters, one son, twenty one grandchildren, nineteen great grandchildren, and one great great granddaughter. Funeral Thursday September 22 at 10 a.m. conducted by Rev B G Bowman. interment in Tedrow cemetery.
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Melia Veitte. Horn
John
Lavina Fritts
Columbus
Ohio
Ora Abbs
Tedtow
Martin Horn
Guy
Poneral
Hes
B. G Bowman
Tedrow
Fulton County population by townships official figures
Official figures detail the population distribution across Fulton County by townships. The report itemizes counts for each township, reflecting demographic shifts and total county totals, with emphasis on geographic distribution and potential implications for planning and representation.
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United States
Fulton County
Fulton County W C T U Holds Annual Convention at Tedrow
The Fulton County W C T U met in Tedrow for a notable annual gathering. Officers were elected including President Mrs Hattie Cameron and Secretary B G Gilahiti. Reports highlighted the U S population data from the 1920 census and local Fulton County demographics.
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Tedrow
Hattie Cameron
Lulu Plettner
R. No 6
B. G Gilahiti Reeto
Value of Poultry Cullings in Fulton County Hens
A Fulton County report details how 11,171 hens were culled in 70 culling meetings with 2,394 deemed nonlaying and killed, saving over $50,000 in winter feed. The Ohio State University program trained county agents to teach farmers, with 1112 participants reporting results later across 70 counties.
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Fulton County
Ohio State University
Ohio
Vandal Raids Cemetery as Locals Seek Culprits Near Metamora
Bits of News from Metamora, Bowling Green, Bryan, and Napoleon report vandals raiding a cemetery six miles north of Metamora, damaging headstones and property while the search for the culprits continues. Other items include a Bowling Green bank intrusion with limited loot, a mysterious cherry tree bloom phenomenon in Bryan, church notes, sports results, and a sensational chicken theft report in Napoleon.
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Metamora
Lenawee County
Tron
Port Sandusky Portage Fort History Ties To Typhoid Epic
State Board of Health officials, led by Dr. Shaffer, toured Fulton County towns and discussed the Port Sandusky Portage site. They cited French and British occupation legends, the 1761 surrender era, and an 1782 fort at Junundat, noting water tests and sewer issues tied to historical disease narratives and public health conditions in the region.
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Shaffer
State Board of
Quebec
Por Lervignty
America
Mahone
Reule
Lake Erie
Detroit
Neck
Marblehead Peninsula
Packt
al Hite
Pontiac
Ohio Society
Pean
Wrench
Teace
Jununduat
Mortison
Harrison
Proctor
Sandoaki
Ghia
Cr. Hartman
Fort Miami
Maumee
Perrysburg
Port Sandoskian
Harrison Iitwirkstion
Ohio
Poultry Demonstration Farms Planned Amid Pontiac Era Confusion
Fragmentary text describes a 1764 expedition up Sandusky to rebuild forts, with Major Israel Putnam initiating fort construction before retreating to Niagara. It mentions poultry demonstration farms, records, and cooperation with state officials, plus references to historic ships Leviathan and Vaterland. The damaged account blends military campaigns with agricultural demonstrations in Illinois country and Crawford campaign context.
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Paul Foes Waseses
Leviathan to Quarantine Probable In Ohio Next Spring
Fragmentary 1918 era notice reports Leviathan may again be quarantined to control corn borer in Ohio next spring. It mentions a long vessel held at dry dock since armistice, farm meetings to cost about $50,000 monthly, and poultry protection aims. Details reference U S war service transport and workers aboard a large ship.
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Political Bank Hints on Phipps for Congress Not True
The record states Mr W H Phipps will not seek Congress contrary to rumors in some Republican papers This stance aims to stir conflict and aid the Democrat pursuing the Governor’s chair as Governor Davis faces opposition from party factions.
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W. H. Phipps
I! Republican
Phipps
Davis
Ates
Corncob to be Made Useful in Industry
Historical note describes corncob shifting from a farm burden to a chemical resource. Department of Agriculture and American chemists collaborate to derive furfural from corncob residue, enabling cheaper production of coal tar derivatives and reducing German monopoly impact. Also includes local church and community notices amid era wartime context.
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Ior
Department of Agriculture Laboratory
American Chemical Industry
Germany
Ita
Department of Agriculture
Thse
United
Fiat
Citizens decry roaming hawker and call for ordinance
A townwatch complains of a stranger selling cheap goods on the streets, wonders about origin and guarantees, and urges action. Entomologists discuss a potential quarantine on corn borers, aiming to stop shipment from affected regions and curb spread not now but by next spring.
This Man Knows Farm Outlook and Rural Gratitude Across Regions
A letter from a former Wauseon resident expresses cautious optimism about farm life. He notes many in the country remain thankful despite hardship, with homes, families, and independent work sustaining morale. He argues farming can be respected globally as years pass.
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Farthermore
War
Rigl
Poultry Experts Arrive for Local Demonstrations
Four specialists on poultry husbandry under the Ralston Purina Co. have arrived in Wauseon. They are experienced cullers and demonstrators ready to answer questions and assist poultry raisers. Public culling demonstrations are set at Nelson Saunders farm Friday at 9 a.m. and Henry Kuts farm Saturday at 3 p.m. The Hanson Co. store serves as headquarters for thirty days. Call 542 for details.
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Ralston Purina Co
Wauseon
Nelson Saunders
Henry Kutsl
Hanson Co
Wauseon Land
Dramatic Club Fair at Winameg Grange Hall 1921
AETNA GRANGE Dramatic Club plans a fair at Winameg Grange Hall on October 1 1921. Attractions include hot pancakes syrup ice cream cones home made candy corn and fancy work. Donations welcome to support building a new Grange Hall. Everyone invited. Coal sales noted.
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Dramatic Club
Actne Grange
Winameg
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