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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1915
Page
5
Local column blends community items from Baker and Elmira areas with fair reports, visits, and family notices. Mentions Stryker concerns, Ohio history pamphlet, county fair premiums, and several residents visiting or hosting. Includes testimonials on Cham berlain's Tablets and brief agricultural updates.
Patrons and friends of Mr Bard respond in numerous ways as news of his upcoming departure for school reaches them. The community rallies to organize a benefit concert to honor his contributions and support his transition.
Letter from Florence Burgert praises James Bard of Wauseon Ohio for singing talent shown at February chapter meeting. Corresponding secretary notes Bard’s extensive musical training and performance for the county Teachers Institute, with endorsements from Dr. G W Hartmann.
Sunday visits abound as families host relatives and friends across towns near Fayette and Wauseon. A Hillsdale Fair turnout includes C. E. Crow and Leo Borton among attendees. At the Princess Theatre, Harmount’s Scenic Production of Uncle Tom’s Cabin opens with a full company, concert band, and elaborate scenery.
At the annual meeting of the Ladies Aid Society of the M E church officers were elected: President Mrs F H Reighard First Vice President Mrs W A Scott Second Vice President Mrs Chas Ives Secretary Mrs D B Dill Treasurer Mrs F J Spencer The group plans their thicken supper for Thursday November 11 Also a card of thanks from families of Evaline Young expressed gratitude for kindnesses and funeral help
Seventy Holstein cows, forty registered, others high grade to be sold at public sale. Held at Geo W Barber barn one mile east of Lake Shore Railroad Station Bryan Ohio on Thursday October 14. ADVERTISED LETTERS Miss Hope Everett Mr C F Hodges Mr H B James Jr Mrs Jessie Rogers. Emil Weber P M.
A mixed assortment of ad copy and moral prose reflects early 20th century themes. It includes a reflection on friendship and memory, a health tip against indigestion promoting Chamberlain's Tablets, a tulip bulb sale notice, a moral appeal about honesty from mothers to children, a whimsical note on laughter, and a local ad for Jim Hanford's Balsam.
Fragmented excerpts show a lawyer claiming knowledge of law while another calls it alive. A Georgia family reports croup relief from honey and tar, with no opiates. An Ohio notice invites sealed bids for ballot printing by October 15.
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