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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1921
Page
8
A fragmented reminiscence piece centers on O'Toole and town folks in Wauseon. It portrays social mores about outings, modest prosperity, churchgoing, and the lure of cinema. Characters discuss children, money, and local habits while reflecting on tough choices facing working families.
The notice notes rising costs and a looming hard season as vendors warn of inflation and scarcity. Patty Arbuckle is cited for showing how a large man in a suit influenced public opinion amid the unsettled market.
A Wauseon man traverses a cluttered campus after hours, hunting in darkness for an unseen target. The misadventure underscores risks of nocturnal exploration on campus grounds.
The piece recounts claims that Samuel Clemens used the pen name Mark Twain as a young writer while earlier writings by Capt Isaiah Sellers influenced New Orleans readers. It notes Clemens published a spoof about a 1768 cruise, Sellers’ impact on local journalism, and Clemens’ later revival of the name in 1863.
The Waste Trade Journal notes Americans salvage over two billion dollars of discarded material yearly, including 390000 tons of brass and 200000 tons of tires and tubes. Rag-pickers keep busy collecting trash, highlighting how Europe can live on American waste. The Tribune urges fixing domestic wastefulness starting at home.
A mosaic of excerpts references ancient ideas about toads folklore and cosmetology plus notes on gravity Ohio River naming and conversations. It includes scattered essays on culture memory and practical tips alongside moral reflections and brief social observations.
Poultry receipts remain heavy with lower prices on live and dressed stock in leading markets. A large share of movement consists of spring thickens, indicating a large poultry crop. Ewe receipts are lighter with higher prices for fresh stock. Butter prices unchanged from last week. cream receipts are heavier but quality lags standards.
A series of probate notices announces Eddie Oberla as administrator of Joseph Oberla and Opal Oberla estates in Swan Creek Township Fulton County Ohio. Other entries appoint Elmer Vonier and George A Everett as administrators for respective deceaseds. Additional items cover tax levies, school district elections, and local street improvements in Wauseon with clerk notices and township health notes.
The Tribune publishes a detour article listing roads closed in Bryan Wauseon Fulton and Delta counties. East and west bound routes on Bryan Wauseon Road, Angola Road, Toledo Wauseon Road, and other local segments show road closures with multiple detour turns via macadam and gravel roads, guiding readers from Archbold to Fulton Street and Delta to Swanton.
The United States will join an allied financial conference in Brussels this month to arrange payment of American soldiers' expenses on the KlAn. Seay to cover if current payments fail. The SN stands at 200 million dollars. Rigid enforcement of payments planned by the U S government.
A local agricultural note explains farmers misidentify corn ear worm with European corn borer. It notes the ear worm more prevalent in the south and links pest cycles to mild winters and moth migration, urging proper control and plowing to curb damage.
Grain weevils are reported in many county grain bins. The weevil is a small brownish white worm and the parent beetle is black with a long snout. Farmers storing wheat should inspect closely and fumigate with carbon bisulfide. County Agent provides treatment directions. Also advised to improve digestion with Diet.
Local advertisement touts Doan's Kidney Pills as the solution for kidney backache and fatigue. Testimonial from Wauseon resident W. J. Garrett praises relief, noting improved health after using the pills. Product priced at 60 cents, distributed by Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo.
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