Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1919-10-31

Under members of council" appear
three oiank spaces; in these spaces
the names OF the following nominees.
seiected Dy the committee are to be
written IN, Harry Hough, Theodore
fouIy ana K. Il. Mckibben.
IL IS necessary to mark a cross
(A' at the left of the name of each
candidate on the Republican ticket
tnls Fall whether the name is PRINT |
ed on the ballot or is written in. Al
cross in the circle under the eagle
means a sraight Republican ticket. |
but the fact tnat names are written
IN, necessItates the marking of a cross
in the blank square at the left of each
name on the ticket III order to count
as vote for every candidate on the
Republican ticket.
Remember the names to be written
IN as candidates for councilmen inI
the blank spaces are.
HARRY HOUGH
THEODORE FOUTY
Il. b. McKIBBIN
The nam of candidates on the
Republican ticket are names of reli-
able competent citizens who are in
terested in the progress and welfare
OF Wauseon and it's citizens and are
ready to give their services for the
common good of all citizens without
expectation or hope Of adequate finan-
Gal compensation.
Mr. Bulger as Mayor has made a
fine record thus far during his first
term and as long as he is willing to
serve Tor second term, citizens will
not only be treating Mr.. Bulger ac-
cordlng to his merits but they will
be performing a real and valuable
service to the Village by voting for
/ his reelection.
4 NJ. Bulger has given to the conduct
OF the affairs of the village the same
careful efficient and painstaking at
tention which he gives to his own
business, and under his administra-
tion the affairs of the town have
been managed with economy and
good business sense. The reputation
and standing of the town has been
placed on a high level and progress
. has been made along many lines of
municipal housekeeping.
Under Mr.. Bulger's administration
the Auto Fire Truck was purchased
which has proven one of the best in
vestments the town has ever made.
Special attention is called to the
Republican nominees for members
of the Board of Trustees of Public
Affairs. The important work which
, this Board will have to perform will
: be the installation of the new plant
as finally decided upon by the pre-
sent board under the advice and &C
,, cording to plans submitted by en-
gineer W. ]. Sherman of Toledo.
, The Republican nominees are Mr.
! +. r. Harper a member of the pre-
sent board who is up for reelection
= Mr.. F. ]. Spencer and Mr.. Glen V
y Soule. There is no matter which il
Z of more vital Importance to the tow
n than is the installation of the plan
Y that viii insure a permanent and ade
. quate supply of good water.
q After thorough investigation ant
: the abandonment of one plan whic
# was found to be imprac- c-icable, tn
board has settled upon a plan whicl
n includes the utilization of the pre-
Il sent plant and which seems to insur
% the desired results at the minimum o
A expense. Mr.. Harper as a membe
:, of the present Board is thorough
y. conversant with the situation tn
"a conditions to be met and the propos
If cd plans; his practical knowledge c
ii engineering make him an ideal pei
serve on this board at thi
-, time and the interests of the tow
are sure to suffer materially if Nj
n Harper goes off the board at thi
=. time.
l. Messers Spencer and Soule al
r beth men of wide business experienC
and are in position to serve the tow
no to its best advantage in this capacit.
ve No mistake can be made by votin
ot this ticket straight through.
Va On the Democratic ticket IL
Il committee have substituted the nan
a of G. b. Heise for Mayor in place
an f. F. Hanson, deceased.
m Mr.. Hanson viii long be remembe
he ed for the excellent and patriot
od services which he has rendered
Sc Wauseon'