Dalton Local notices and social happenings of April 1925
Community events include Easter Bazaar and Pastry Sale at Town Hall, Nazir Grotto Glee Club concert on April 16, and various visits by residents from Akron Canton and Wooster. Local changes feature new Stokker filling station on Lincoln heights, seed shop promotions, and residents moving within Lincoln Heights East Main Street Wertz heights.
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Seat’s
Town Hall
Berg
Stokker
Lincoln
Heights
Slusser
Nazir Grotto Glee Club
Will E. Slusser
Rex Anderson
Akron
Dalton
Willis Horn
Martha
Orrville
Thomas Lister
Cleveland
Lillian
Katherin Totten
Canton
Levi Heibner
W. Bert Lehman
Marshallville
Schultz Avenue
High School
Willard Hauenstein
Muskingum College
Robt. McQuaid
Mr. Hauenstein
Harry Wyre
Lincoln Heights
F. P. Gable
Motz
Gable
Mrs. Wyre
Allen Teeple
East Main Street
Assessor to Help File Tax Blanks at Camp's Meat Market
R H Camp, Assessor, will be at Camp's Meat Market daily from Monday April 13 and through the tax listing period to assist in filing tax blanks at his place of business.
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Camp
Sugar Creek Assessor Schedules Listings Across Local Venues
Sugar Creek Township Assessor Silas C. Springer will assist residents with personal tax returns at Gerber's hardware on weeknights starting April 13, except Friday April 17 when he relocates to B. F. Harper's grocery to help with filings.
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Gerber’s Hardware
B. F. Harper's Grocery
Silas C. Springer
Sugar Creek Two
First Trou chatty mide in America turned out by Saugus works
A 1642 iron pot and bracket is preserved in the Lynn Public Library. The artifact was produced by the Saugus Iron Works in Massachusetts and represents early American metalwork.
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America
Saugus
Ansc
Lynn
Price Testers in New York Shops
Women in New York earn their living as price testers for stores. They visit rival shops to compare prices and quality by purchasing or examining similar articles, helping employers gauge value and set competitive pricing.
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New York
Three Ways to Learn the Wine of a Dollar in Boston Transcript
Three methods to value a dollar are proposed in a Boston Transcript item. The piece suggests renoft, crift, and sweft as means to gauge what money buys, implying caution for those tempted by cheap pleasure and the risks of weakness.
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Boston Transcript
Smile That Lingers Preserved Tooth Set Ties to Generations
A fragment describes a peasant named A V Piasarhin as the presessor of a set of false teeth. An irate figure named Kine Lardy ty nt jesty’s deeds are said to be forgotten, while a winning smile remains preserved for future generations. The passage reflects a motor age context with unclear details.
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Piasarhin
Dark rings relief with Lavoptik eye wash ad
A druggist I M Wagner advertises Lavoptik eye wash for dark rings and bloodshot eyes claiming quick action. The ad promises an eye cup free with purchase and lists camphor witch hazel hydrastis as ingredients.
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I. M. Wagner
Adv
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Massillon
Je First Savings and Loan CO
Massillons
B. Martin
Dalton, Ohio
W.S. Geiger
Ohio
Buckeye
Dalton Milling Company
Wm. B. Turner
Petersburg, Va
Dr. Wenger
Harry Baldwin
Providence R. I
F. M. Wagner
Ivan Wagner
Wagner
Helen Schweisberger
Frederick Dickason
Woootter
Westminster Christian Endeavor Society
Wooster College
J. H. Dickason
Wooster Academy
Wooster Summer School
Wooster C. E
Clayton Ickes
Rose Ickes
Ikes
R H. Camp
Sugar Creek Township
Ohio Bell
Kidron
THE
Dalton Lumber & Supply CO
Scott’s
John Young
Dalton Furniture Store
Lake Erie
City OF Erie
Buffalo
Nasanbar
Connecti
Niagara Falls
Enstern Co Sgaee
Ickee
Cleveland & Buffalo
Jacob Horst, Dalton
Kirchhofer
Paul Stockham
Dalton O
Heckathorn
E. P. Gerber
Hess & Snyder Steel
E. H. Martin, Dalton
Gazette Office
C. C. Moser
Michigan
Jacob Bartman
R. D
Frank Steiner
Dalton Ohio
Slusser’s Grocery
Dalton Markets
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