Fulton County Tribune Brief Item
Local notice appears garbled with names and stray terms. Readable content mentions a person paying when convenient and some unidentified figures. No clear event, date, or organization emerges.
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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1921
Page
4
Local notice appears garbled with names and stray terms. Readable content mentions a person paying when convenient and some unidentified figures. No clear event, date, or organization emerges.
Antomologists from Ohio State University led a party of 20 to Canada to inspect corn fields ruined by the European corn borer, now spreading in Ohio. Infestation ranges across Lake, Cuyahoga, Lorain, and Erie counties with light Canada first year. Farmers adopt fall practices: prune corn, plow, silo filling, and weed control. wages and machinery rates noted, corn cutting 76 percent complete, potatoes improving, and overall harvest nearing.
Mr and Mrs Frank Loveland were called to Cleveland last week by the death of a relative. Mrs Loveland stayed with friends. Mrs Martin Horn died Saturday evening at her daughter’s home. Funeral Thursday morning at the home. Margaret Ibbard of Detroit visited over Sunday. Toledo convention activity noted with local members attending. WCTU convention held here last week and a rummage sale planned by M E church next March.
The column lists local happenings in Montpelier and West Waty area households. Readers include farm work like corn cutting, family visits, Sunday dinners, and youth activities, with reflections on community life and a nod to Chamberlain’s remedies. Several family names such as Haller, Spieae, Knapp, Powers, and Ayers appear among the gatherings and daily routines.
Local note highlights a program titled To Keep The Home Fires Burning. It mentions community efforts, reminders of domestic crafts, and a call for participation, stressing home readiness and neighborly support.
A period piece outlines essential knowledge for a clothier including cloth types and quality, current styles, pricing strategies, and choosing reputable manufacturers. It stresses honesty, up-to-date design awareness, and customer trust as keys to a profitable business.
A garbled, fragmentary slice of a conversation mentions paying for items, a war ending, a woman in a hut who never complains, and vague references to sermons, danger, tinkering, and social expectations among ladies and men in a fraternal setting.
A 1981 Wheeler News Service piece argues America must advance road building and maintenance to support heavier traffic and modern transport. It emphasizes scientifically designed roads, long-lasting infrastructure, and overcoming opposition to fund durable highways for future motor vehicles and freight.
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