Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1915-12-10

Canton, O.-The Burch directory
ust completed places Canton's popu-
alton at 66,642, which is 1926 more
han the figures of the federal census
# 1910.
Findlay, O.-Knights of Pythias of
hancock county, held a meeting here,
yhen more than 1000 members of the
rider paraded. Grand Lodge officers
we're present.
Port characterization are out
n full bloom in large numbers here,
strawberries are found in some gar
lens, and butterflies have been seen
within the past few days.
Springfield, O.-State officers of the
Ohio Rural Letter Carriers Associa-
ion met here with the local organi-
,ation, to make arrangements for the
state convention to be held at Spring
4eld next July.
Columbus, O.-AI bottles, cans or
other containers used for food or drink
furnished the public by dealers must |
be cleansed and sterilized before being
filed or refilled. This is the order of |
the state dairy and food department
Columbus, O.-Dr. C. w. Eddy, city |
veterinarian of Cleveland notified
state veterinarian Cooley of serious
outhrook of rahiac Of O1roc+ood Uo1Ie
near Cleveland, and asked for help in
suppressing it. DR.. Cooley detailed
DR.. E. E. Moriarity, field veterinarian
to Investigate the epidemic
Bowling Green, O.-Ray Musser, 12,
while hunting pigeons on farm near
Jerry City, was instantly killed by the
accidental discharge of his target rife.
The young lad was climbing the ladder
to a hay loft in the barn when he lost
his hold and fell The gun was dis
charged, the bullet penetrating his
heart
Ashtabula. O.-The proposed change
from central standard time to eastern
standard time will be met with strong
opposition as was indicated in a meet
ing of the retail merchants board of
the chamber of commerce A blind
vote taken with sixteen merchants
voting showed ten for the change and
six against.
Chardon, O.-Mrs Martha Pease, of
Chardon, has a pint bottle of currant
wine made by her mother, Mrs Eliza
Eldridge in 1852, and presented to her
daughter at her marriage, December 4,
1865, with the request that it be pre-
her wedding. The cork has never been
disturbed.
Cleveland, O.-Among the assets of
George H. Worthington, capitalist,
who recently made an assignment, is
a stamp collection valued at $1,O00,O00
according to an appraisal filed here.
The encountered property is listed at
$2,660,759, the unencumbered proper
ty at $42,547. Debts exclusive of in
terest are listed at $2,795,029.
Toledo, GA department of psy-
chology was added to the Toledo po-
lice court. Before passing on some
criminal cases Judge Austin will con-
suit Prof. A. w. Trettien, instructor
on psychology in Toledo university.
The professor will examine the ac-
| cused and tell the judge whether in
his opinion, the culprit should be pun
ished or sent to some educational in
stitution.
| Columbus, O.-Effective at once, Dr.
f. S. Cooley, state veterinarian, has
promulgated an order under the au-
thority of the state board of agricul-
ture, releasing the southern half Of
the state of Illinois for shipments of
live stock to Ohio for all purposes.
| The order also permits the movement
of grain and fodder. The southern
half of the state is now held free from
foot and mouth disease. The quaran-
tine is still in force against the north
ern half of the state.
Ashtabula, O.-The Ashtabula coun.
ty public health league will observe
the national tuberculosis week" De
cember to II, by having the physi.
clans of the county examine free OF
charge persons for symptoms of tu
berculosis.
GAINESVILLE, O.-When fire destroyed
two stores and two dwellings at Belle
Valley, Noble county, the families OF
S. D. Hearing and Robert Devoid es
capped in their night clothes. The
origin is mysterious. Loss is $4,000
partially insured.
Columbus, GA coal miner, Henry
Windel, 35, of Athens county was par
doned from the penitentiary by Gov
ernor Willis. Windle accidental,
killed an 18 year old lad named An
derson at Nelsonville, while shooting
: at the boys father.
| Marysville, O.-Grading Of tn,
ground around the women's reforma
tory near Marysville is progressin.
rapidly, and one can get an idea o
; what the new big state institution will
) look like when the plans of the boar,
of administration are carried oNt.
| to form the nucleus of a state fleet
and as the fisheries are said to be
inexhaustible, fruitful grounds hav
ing been located at depths not i'm
practicable for experienced deep see
, fishermen, great expansion is ak
. pected.