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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1921
Page
4
Local court notices reveal a fragmented filing terse in tone with unclear names and dates. The readable bits hint at a civic administrative action involving a party and a filing deadline. Further details are obscured by OCR errors.
Lorado Taft, famed sculptor and educator, delivers a lecture weaving Europe study and 35 years of work into art history. He discusses Fountain of Time, Columbus Memorial, and other major works, noting roles with the Art Institute of Chicago and University of Chicago.
Correspondence from Winameg highlights church activities including sermons at the Grange Hall, reports for a state convention, and revival music. The piece lists several residents traveling, visiting, and health updates, with ongoing meetings at Inlet, Toledo visits, school events, and a masquerade planned at Haller schoolhouse.
A New York firm frittered away 20400 securing land title for a vast hotel project while a Kansas wheat train fire revealed a $4000 loss due to a single insurance loophole. The piece warns that small details govern outcomes and safety, urging vigilance over overlooked minutiae.
The economic program of the Harding administration shows on Treasury balance sheets with October 6 reading a surplus of 783 million dollars. Cuts in current appropriations, under President Harding and Gen. Dawes, funded government running costs and built a cushion for bonds. The piece also contemplates crops needing rainfall, water needs, and broader weather reflections plus local classifieds.
A brief poetic note echoes appreciation for Indian Summer over spring as a season of contentment for those who have used the year wisely, as published in this edition of the Tribune.
A comparative table shows Ohio Gas Light and Coke Co. charges and overhead notes. The text argues utilities must progress with the city and claims gas prices will drop when coal prices and freight rates fall. It cites maintaining fixed staffing levels to serve Salem, Oregon population equivalents and notes higher overhead due to pipe mileage and leakage.
Professor F C Caldwell of Ohio State University defends tests of automobile lighting devices to meet state regulations. He argues bright nights come from improper lens adjustment, not device defects, and noted about 75 of 80 devices tested by the Ohio State Engineering Experiment Station were approved.
A fragmented notice warns moldy feed linked to corn ear worm harming livestock and crops across Ohio. It notes outbreaks in greenhouse crops flowers and alfalfa, with emphasis on sweet corn tobacco tomatoes peas beans and asparagus. Probate notices follow about guardianship settlements and final accounts in Fulton County Ohio.
An advertisement from Optometrist at 205 N Fulton St Wauseon Ohio promotes eye care. It states most cases are corrected by glasses not treatment or rest and urges readers to consult an optometrist at the first opportunity.
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