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Fulton County Tribune

Location

Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1917

Page

2

Real Estate Transfers and land lots listed in Fulton area

A sequence of real estate transfers is reported, naming buyers and sellers such as M. J. Linehan to U. C. and Flora Eagle over 57 acres in Swan Creek. Jacob T. Bonnell to Grant Bonnell. Neille B. and Geo. W. Gorsuch. Geo. J. Hallauer lot 116 Newcomer's addition. C. J. Johnson land part lot 2 Gamber's addition. Chas W and Dorothy Fashbaugh to Geo. Burditt and wife lot 132 Gates and Kennedy's addition. Delta transaction valued at 2000.

B. E- Klin Dave Chesterfeld Fulton Ditch M. J. Linehan U. C Plorilla Eagle Swan Creel Jacob T. Bonnell Bonnell Clinton Neille B. Ard W. Gorsuch Geo J Hallauer Newcomer's Additi ‘Anscon C. En C. J. Johnson Gamber Fayett Chas Dorothy Fashbaugh Burditt Gates and Kennedy Delta

War drawn in Fulton County Probate Court notes

A scrambled 1917 Fulton County Probate Court piece recounts Andrew Farwell and Adelpha L Farwell estates, guardian actions, and assignments for sale of property. It blends wartime draft anxieties with notices of appointment, estate distributions, and a public sale with farm gear and livestock auction details.

Emma Patie Bravada Dam Kanauer John Sommers Chas. L Shi Sean J. ©. Frye D. A. Burk Holder A. D. Frey Adelpha L. Farwell War Department Lees Washington Leeophver Myron Whithorn Earl Lotion Irs Guardian Lillie K. Bilor Bilor Coats Nazen J. Bilor

County Affairs Probate and Court Notices Summary

Probate court cases and marriage licenses listed along with real estate matters and treasury orders. Items mention Willey and Gerin firms, York ditch, Chas. Ice humane, Mfg Co, Teler amounts 4.06 and 164 Fa, plus infant-related entries and a $1.50 to $2.75 range.

Common Pleas Court Willey Gerin York Ditch Ice Humane Eas & Mfg- Co Teler Gorbam Haha Luekumithing Infana Jonathan

Silver Losses Mount in New York Hotels

New York hotel managers say guests and souvenir seekers cause huge losses of silverware and tableware, costing between 600000 and 700000 dollars annually. The article details costs for china, glassware, candles, soaps, and daily restocking, noting recovery of some items and ongoing purchases for a monster new hotel.

New York Fifth Avenue Ireland Belgium

Great Thoughts In Prison

A compact slice of prison era lore noting Socrates Luther Bunyan and Paul wrote works while jailed. A hotel waiter jokes about mushrooms in a punchy anecdote. Buenos Aires emerges as a melting pot amid Argentina’s foreign born majority. The dialogue scene ends with a clever exchange about cooking priorities.

London Chronicle Athens Socrates Galileo Wartburg Castle Luther Bedford Bunyan Walter Raleigh Tower of London Rome Patmos Argentina Ium Buenos Aires York Dan Ward

Farwell Estate Administrator Named in Fulton County Notice

The Estate of Adelphia L. Farwell deceased in Clinton Township Fulton County Ohio appoints Beatie Hartlett as administratrix. Dated October 1 in the year 19d. Probate Court clerk signs.

Mary & Hunt C. T. Green Mary Hunt Clinton Township Fulton County Ohio Judea Rain County Gala Frotaie Adelphia L. Farwelll Beatie Hartlett Adel[phia L. Farwell Fulton County M. Barber Natiow Sity Charles Sehmacker John Sommers Narner Cvizen

CITIES ODD NAMES AND HISTORIC NAMES IN CAPITALS

A survey of world capitals shows most named for geography or sentiment with few American ties. It notes Washington and Petrograd, Tokyo once Yeddo, Christiania renamed for king, and American cities named for Jefferson, Madison, Lincoln, Houston amid priests and explorers shaping national toponymy.

Washington Petrograd Peter the Great Constantinople Constantine Philadelphia St. Petersburg Burg Tokyo Japan Christiania Norway Christian IV Oslo Christianville United States Jefferson City Madison Wis Lincoln Neb Houston Tex Wlite San Francisco St. Francis Hennepin Mion Marquette New York Duke of York St. L Louis King of France Pittsburgh Lord Pitt Baltimore Lord New Orleans Dluke of Orleans Thomas Townsend Viscount Sydney Adelaide Australia Queen Adelaide William TV

Lessons From Former Wars On Financing The Nation

The text argues that Americans funded past conflicts through public investment and strong national finances. It cites revolutionary era financing, bills of credit, and foreign loans, noting depreciation of continental currency and the need for a stable banking system. It emphasizes self-government as the wartime aim and outlines historical debt and fiscal challenges.

Bunker Hill Congress Orrerclar Benk Gompetic Eee Mag Mitek Soro Bnlaal Sna‘ Pvasce

France and America Unite Over Shared War Resolve

A French officer’s kiss of sod in answer to why he fights moves readers to imagine France fighting for life. The New York Evening Sun notes the parallel with America and Britain as the Lusitania tragedy reminds of dangers at home. Citizens are urged to back the war by buying Liberty Bonds.

France New York Evening Sun Paris Belgium

Soldiers in Camp Urge Liberty Bonds for War Effort

Brigadier General Charles X. Zimmerman at Camp Sheridan Alabama reports Ohio soldiers back Liberty Loans. Soldiers and officers subscribe heavily to fund the war, pledging $7,200 by a four officer detachment, $15,000 per training battalion, total $97,000. They view the bonds as safe investments and support from Uncle Sam.

Charles X. Zimmerman Camp Sheridan Montgomery Ala Fourth Federal Reserve District Ohio Sam

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