Whiteside Sentinel 04 February 1875
Last Monday a lady called on Mrs. Doctor Bryning, and while chatting Mrs. B. incidentally remarked, "This is my birthday." Nothing more was thought of the matter until night came, when the door bell rang furiously, and, the door being opened the people of Fulton began to file in, and soon the house was crowded to "overflowing." The visitors had come provided and if there was not a merry night then at Dr. Bryning's, his family thinks they never saw one. (Contributed by Yvonne Shultis)

Whiteside Sentinel 16 November 1882
Mr. Joel Farley, of Fulton, was in town Saturday, and purchased a span of horses from L. G. Johnson, Esq. Joel left Fulton, Monday, for Nebraska, wherehe will remain sometime putting improvements upon his farm.
Contributed by Rose Rathbun

Whiteside Sentinel 01 Mar 1883
Mr. O. A. Farley of Oakland, Neb., who has been visiting his brother, Mr. Joel Farley, at Fulton, for a few weeks, was in the city Friday. He will take back with him a car load of horses which Joel has recently purchased, five of which were bought in this city.
Contributed by Rose Rathbun

Whiteside Sentinel 20 Nov 1890
Sheriff Farley and his wife went to Morrison today to inspect the residence which they expect to occupy soon.
Contributed by Rose Rathbun

Whiteside Sentinel 30 Mar 1893
Mr. O. A. Farley of Craig, Neb., arrived in the city Thursday morning to visit his brother, Sheriff Farley. Their mother, who resided here for a time with her son, but who was obliged to seek another climate on account of her health, is now residing with her son in Craig, and is improving.
Contributed by Rose Rathbun

Tekamah Journal, Tekamah NE 31 Jul 1909
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Farley and son Perry departed for their home in Fulton, IL. Monday morning after a month visit. They were planing a trip to the Pacific Coast but abandoned that portion after their son's accident.
Contributed by Rose Rathbun

Fulton Journal 06 September 1918
Harvey Mitchell, for over sixty years a continuous resident of Fulton and who since the death of his wife a few years ago had been living with his daughter in the north part of town, Wednesday left for Chicago to make his future home with his son, Harvey, Jr. For over fifty years Mr. Mitchell conducted a barber shop in this city. Of the names of the men that appeared in the city directory for Fulton for the years 1857 and 1858, Mr. Mitchell is the last survivor to move away. (Contributed by Nancy Kolk)

Sterling Gazette 04 Oct. 1921
Adon Johnson was fined $17.50 at Fulton on a charge of speeding through the streets of that city on Sunday evening. (Contributed by Debbie Thormahlen)

Sterling Gazette 17 Aug. 1932
Dr. Charles N. Harrison, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Harrrison was born March 2, 1864 in Camanche, [Clinton County] Ia. He was married to Carrie Knostman, who passed away here, and married Lutie Green of Fulton Nov. 7, 1916. He is survived by one son Norman; one daughter, Mrs. Norman Moore, and two granchildren, all of Culver City, Calif. Burial was Wednesday in Fulton cemetery. (contributed by Larry Reynolds)

Dixon Evening Telegraph 24 June 1944
Alexandria LA - Pvt. James R. Ludens, 34 of 1028 Ninth Ave. Fulton IL died yesterday (23 June 1944) after a Camp Livingston army truck overtruned. Two other soldiers died and 16 were injured.

November 6, 1946 - Contributed by Georgi DiBartolo
Mrs. Wesley Pessman and infant daughter have returned home from Jane Lamb hospital in Clinton, Ia.

Mrs. and Mrs. Paul Balk were dinner guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob A. Balk Sunday evening.

Jack and Bill Lawrence, students at St. Ambrose college in Davenport, Ia., visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Lawrence this weekend. They were accompanied by their friend John Nolan of Sioux City, Iowa.

R.E. Bradley has received word that his brother, L.V. Bradley of Morrison submitted to surgery Saturday evening for a ruptured appendix. hi condition is good.

Dr. and Mrs. C.P. Hendricks returned home Monday evening from Anniston, Ala. where they visited with their daughter, Capt. Lelia Hendricks.