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Newspaper

Fulton County Tribune

Location

Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1921

Page

8

Grateful thanks for care on cross country misfortune

A grateful note thanks Dr Hartman and the Fulton County Home staff in Wauseon for hospitality and medical help. The author recounts traveling from New York City to Ohio after losing a job, facing illness and near homelessness, receiving aid from Mr and Mrs Jones and a local farmer, and planning to continue to Chicago with funds and support now secured.

Hirtman Farmer G. Wing Myers Putton 7 Intendent Mr. B. FI Jones Bear Wauseon Delta Ohio New York City Territtries Beory Sepbeck Bath Rhine Utica N. Y Rochester Ter Dunkirk N.Y Cleveland Toledo 17Th Vainter Strug Eneai G. W Dr. Wilkins Chica Dunce Everthing Fulton County Wausoen Chicago Charles L. Gred

Deep tile depth recommended for Ohio drainage gains

Ohio State extension engineer Wendell P. Miller says increasing drainage depth unlocks plant food stores, with minimum tile depth of 30 inches for most conditions and greater benefits near four feet. Research on tile spacing varies by soil type, with laterals 20 to 150 feet apart across clay, loam, and gravel soils. experiments ongoing through 1926. A separate notice touts Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as a safe cure for digestive ailments.

Ohio Wendell P. Miller Ohio State University Department of Soils Pasiding County Miller

Institute surveys urge prudent spending on local institutes

The 1922 Farmers Institutes survey results show local committees should spend more than the $25 state aid allotment. Data from 1920 found institutes spending beyond this limit drew larger audiences, but the most costly groups proved inefficient. Matching state funds with local money yielded best returns around 1,000 attendees at 11 cents per person. Institutes opening Nov 7 in four counties.

F. L. Allen Allen

Bonds Fall as Liberals Hope for Quick Par

A critical editorial argues Liberty Bonds fell in value due to Democratic policies while Republican moves toward fiscal restraint and lower taxes are praised for slowly lifting bond worth. It credits business growth and reduced government influence for the partial recovery and urges patience for par value restoration. The piece also notes health claims for Chamberlains Tablets and mocks Democratic messaging and agricultural fairs in New York World reporting.

Washington Sunda Hierald Ruuders W. Adop New York World New York State Eags Worlix

Wauseon Testimony Praises Doan's Kidney Pills At Home

A Wauseon plasterer Jacob Nuxall testifies Doan's Kidney Pills cured his backache and kidney trouble after ordering from Harmesser Drug Store. He notes the remedy stopped the backache and improved kidney function. Price listed at 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. makers Buffalo N Y.

Wauseon Doan Jacob Nuxall W. Elmer Harmesser

Prominent Mail-In Health Product Scam Disclosure

A historical notice warns readers to discard a deceptive mail-in offer promising patent medicines from Foley Feats BEE Bb Co. It urges avoiding sending personal information and addresses the scam while including a long list of Foley products and health claims.

Foley Feats Bee Cocage Foley Fink & Haumesser

Swift’s Produce Review Signal Weaker Week for Creamery Butterfat

Less crevin came to the creamer lek this week than last with higher butterfat prices. Demand remains liberal in the Harhogga area, but bring good prices while stock pressure rises for sale. Live poultry markets stay strong, yet large poultry supplies push prices lower than last year. Snappiest line of Hats and Caps town Harrison and Frankhouser Bros.

Notice of Election in Dover Township School District 1921

Officials announce a November 1921 election in Fulton County to decide an additional tax levy not exceeding 2 mills for school funding. The notice lists Board of Education actions, candidate nominations for County Board of Education, Lyons Village District levy propositions, and local polling details.

Dover Township Fulton County Ohio Board of Education Phelps J. J. Bailey County Board of Education Wauseon Nofziger GC Sha Ateetse O ‘Eastman A. Barber Board of Deity State Supervisors of Elections Lyons Village H.R. Tredway

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Mr. Com X. Jones Mra. Jones U. 5 Balfour United States Thomas St. Louis Mayr Johny Wanamaker Amorex PHONE Rewn' Fink & Haumesser Says Bamboschek Bamboschek Muzio Metropolitan Opera Company Metropolitan Edison Miss Muzio Mace Cane Mr. Edison Wauseon, Ohio Bonds Edward Raifsnider Chamberlain Harrison and Funkhouser Bros Swifts Capstown, Harrison and Fankhouser Bros R. F. Vernier Toledo Blade Toledo News Bee Toledo Times Ben Leslie Edgar & van Rensselaer Funeral Directors Gehring-Ruhlin CO Lyon & Co AETNA Campbell & Disbrow General Insurance Mutual Life of New York America Fulton County Fair Grounds Sher Prince Pietertje Hengerveld Segia Jolie Johanna King Segis Pride of the Ormsbys Yeeman Wauseena Jolie Mercedes Pietertje Hartogoth Duke Ormsby Pietertje Johanna Fultona Ormsby Minta Bero Segis Newman Lewis Ryan Kieth C. Hoover Fulton County Holstein-Friesian Breeders Association C. P. Grisier Conphone Eatonic William Reichhardt Missouri Elta R Ike Chiropractice Nature Anna Bevier D. C B. Yoder D. C. Peoples State Bank D. B. Johnson Waneeon SAU Business College Adame 15Th Sts Sreads J. M. Ham LAW A . . . Alse Ane Bank Obie C.H. Iserman
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