Local Notices and Social Roundup From Fulton County
Widespread social news from Fulton County includes visits by Mr. and Mrs. James Shaffer and others to North Morenci, Sunday dinners, and teachers beginning duties in Elmira. Local theatre patrons faced out of town mail order issues. reservations are urged. Also notes on school attendance, community visits, and patient remarks on health remedies.
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Gue Mazen
DOVER
Celetritina
James Shaffer
North Morenci
Nin
Fred Reithhardt
Swanas Ao
Amerca
Samuel Bailey
George Fraker
Fraker
Ira Fraker
Near Ul Sallers
Wauseon
Valent
Warageren
Inlet
Clifford Taylor
Toledo
Defiance County
Orla Bachman
Jessie Clark
Alvordton
Gail Bulkley
Se Taylor
Vella
Bert
Willie Plettner
Visi Ray Link
Roy Aor
Virgil
Vera
Leake Bachman
Tra Crow
C. E. Keefer
Levi
Waldron
H Shaffer
Alfred Barnes
Ed Plettner
Neightee
Clyde Rock
Erma
Rani
Lee Borton
Ea Knight
Sims
S. Hudson
Lawrence Hudson
Swanton
Roscoe Lane
Alsntevs Theatre
Anny
Jean Websere
Valentine
Youds
Priutay
Henry Miller
Renee Kelly
Judy Abbott
Moore
E. A. Eberle
Julia Varney
Juc
Auto routes from station H Washington D C change jobs and costs
A fragment cites two auto routes from station H Washington D C covering 50.40 and 56.40 miles with schedules every seven hours. The shorter route runs daily 1.5 to 2.5 hours late and may be cut to three or four routes, with several drivers losing work and others hired at 1500 to 1600 dollars yearly. The plan would likely reduce service, especially on non auto reads, and may lead to abandoning routes. The note questions duties, taxes, and elections while contrasting Turkish harems and a Toledo theater program featuring Renee Kelly.
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Washington
D. C
Eoven
Soven
Tag Gilmmnstlle
Wauseon
Sabaries
Ito
North Dover School Correspondence Brief Entries
Mrs Blanche Wents and family Sunday visit with George Kibler and wife Edne and Ruth Gates. Verda and Lucas visited Monday. Walter Bueh Sr and Mrs Williams Broughton Pettieville visited Jacob Ziegler family. Chester Bell and Beady visited David Lee and wife Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dover School
Blanche Wents
George Kibler
Edne
Ruth
Gates Sae
Verda ‘Innie Lucas
Walter Bueh “Sr
Williams Broughton
Pettieville
Jacob Ziegler
Chester Bell
David Lee
Local Notes and Family Updates From Rexall Era
Community postings detail visits in Detroit and nearby towns, funeral attendance for Matthew Steward, and a family move due to illness. A local school remained closed for enrollment issues, with consolidation discussed. Rev Crider begins his third year of service, while the parish reports ongoing church work and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sims Eg Ballin
Enterprise
Misa
Roland Holmes
Geo. Schamp
Crider
Should Women Vote Opposing Suffrage Draws Texas Union Line
A Texas Farmers' Union president argues against woman suffrage in the Texas legislature debate. He claims women belong at home, not voting, and warns that granting equal rights risks social disruption while praising women’s moral influence. The piece quotes his comparison of roles and calls for female virtue over political power.
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Texas Farmers’ Union
Texas
W. D. Lewis
Abe
South
Christ
Bkind
Builders not orators urged to help towns grow
Themistocles analogy decries fiddlers in politics and praises builders who lay bricks and roads. A note lists church activities, a campaign sermon, and a testimonial for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Also an ad announces E C Windisch reestablishing painting business and trading furs and tallow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tedrow
Zoey
E. C. Windisch
County affairs and probate docket notes and licenses
County affairs column lists probate court cases, guardianship actions, guardianship of Nessie Stone, and amendments to Lucy L. Kershner's probate matter. It covers marriage licenses for Ohio residents, real estate transfers in Delta and Swanton, and a proposed constitution amendment on tax exempt bonds.
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Court House
Treasury
Common Pleas Court
C. D. Perry
Nessie Stone
Mary Spurgeon
M. P
Ellen Hawley
Nelsie Stone
Carrie Williams
C. A Knapp
Lucy L. Kershner
Charles W. Kershner
Lucas Cr Ty
Benjamin Rosa May Staylor
Frank Cunningham
Grace Cunningham
Mary M. Hopkins
Fowlers Addition
Delta
Ohio
Jason H. Gortner
Fred Bretthauer
Franklin Township
Theodore Sebring
Leo A. Ford
J. O Allen
Rayette
Ohn
Floyd Emmons
Ada E. Emmons
S. L. Sanderson
Swanton
God Clark
Homer E. Overmyer
Clinton Township
General Assembly
State of
State of Ohio
Charles D. Conover
House of Representatives
J. Howard
Senate
United States of America
Secretary
Q Hildebrant
A. D
Department of Public Printing of
Sbore
General Assembly of
Department of Public Print
Joe E Cross
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Fulton County Tribune
KENYON @ WEIR PUBLISHERS
Sarah van Ness
Sapiret
Geo
Wiliam Shaffer
Kereasad
Seth Hines
Famine
Ross Shaffer
Ehmira
W. L. Imes
Steven
Bellefontain
P. Berkebile
Tra Seymour
Mies
Pha Berkebile
Johnston
Pennsylvania
Uoon
Miss Clara
A. Driggs
Elba
N.Y
Constantinople
Lye Botell
Lolutte
Rexall
Oneneton
The
Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer
the Housewife
Reliable Poultry Journal
Farm Journal
Wauseon, Ohio
Bryan
Plaws
Princess Theatre
Waucasigi
Camp Fire Girls
Themistocles
M. E. Church
C. J. Ives
Epworth League
Roy Pike
Remedy
C. P. Hoffman
Chamberlain
W. V. Harner
Montpelier
Indiana
Frost
Victrolas
Bert Viers
Mary J. Reed
Eliza Robbins
Saber Eliza Miley
Mary Fouty
Same
J. Waddell
Agnes Disbrow
Sarah Soule
Lowell
Board of Education
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Geo. W. Clough
Prentiss, Miss
Foley
Fink
Daniel Mohr
Albert E. Carver
Margaret Kuhn
George W. Kuhn
August Bushley
Theobald Graff
Aaron Don Perry
Farmer
Colton
Bessie Mae Pike
L. H. Deyo
Arthur C Johnson
Gertrude F. Grime
Archbold
Jansen
Milan A. Powers
Fayette
Hazel M. Plummer
Thesterfield Township
Hoffman
Willie Nofziger
Archold
Mattie A. Grieser
Vauseon
Eli Frey
Adna Austin
George Cameron
Anna Cooper
Andy W. Cooper
Ophie Belle Tilleston
Herbert Tilleston
Earl Chase
J. F. Weber
M. E. Mattern
C. J. Dodge
W. S. Egnew
Elm Street
S. C
Jefferson Street
Bright
Echtein
National Lead Company
Tribune
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