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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1908
Page
1
The Dalton Planing Mill Co advertises lumber lath shingles sash doors blinds and related millwork with emphasis on misis work and guaranteed satisfaction. Mill and yard located on Orfield Street Dalton Ohio with estimates available and prompt service.
In a July 29 1908 report from Dalton Ohio The Wabash train arrives on time to astonished locals. The engine is mud covered and clanks and roars like a threshing machine while tearing through a rough track. Passengers describe a cloud of smoke and a rattling ride as the train speeds along.
Marriage licenses issued to Earl S. Leyda and Mary Elizabeth Tawney of Wooster. T. L. Close and Oriana Torvin of Orrville. St. Ward of St. Paul Minnesota and Grace Heliopeter of Wooster. Harry L. McCarran and Grace E. Marchand of Wooster. R. J3. Ewing and Eva Habrits of Doylestown.
Mrs M M Davison of 370 Gif ford Ave San Jose California extols Electric Bitters as a superior family remedy for headache biliousness and torpor of the liver and bowels. She says a bottle offers more digestive benefit than any other remedy. Sold under guarantee at White's drug store 50 cents.
The Emig and Schultz families announce their annual reunion at Harvey Eckard's farm home southeast of Dalton on Thursday August 27. The organizing committee issues no cards this year and invites all who are connected to the families to attend.
Ohio inventors receive several patents reported by D. Swift & Co. in Washington. Notable names include J. Baun of Cincinnati for a Permutation Lock and E. Flemming of Steubenville for a Picture Hanger. Others cover sterilizing posts, an educational toy, a writing device, a wire bale forming machine, and a vehicle wheel. Copies available at ten cents each.
Jan Broken and A. A. Tieche were at a street sign when a board knocked Slee from a ladder. Slee fell about 10 feet striking his chin, splitting his jaw and laceration needing three stitches. Dr Roebuck treated the wound and Slee is nourished by straw.
In Zanesville Ohio Mis Mary Lee states her husband James Lee nearly faced consumption before using Dr King’s New Discovery. She credits the medicine with restoring his health and notes its throat and lung relief. Available at White’s drug store 50c and 1.00 with trial bottle free.
Referee W F Kean settled the O D Braden bankruptcy noting a pre sale of stock to W D Caldwell of Canton. Trustee N L Royer sought to set aside the sale and recover goods, but Caldwell sold the goods for 1100 to apply to creditors. In McMannis bankruptcy, trustee N L Royer is ordered to sell the firm’s goods at public sale on August 15.
America Gun club held its regular weekly shoot with four events. Two events of ten targets and two events of fifteen targets produced several strong scores.
A 115 acre Ohio State Fair grounds presents a grand park with lagoons and flowering designs. The Horse Exhibit Building measures 332 by 332 feet with stalls for 650 animals. The midwest's premier live stock show will run August 31 to September 4 in Columbus featuring over six hundred pure bred animals.
J A Gibson announces that Mr H C Myers of Hutchinson & Myers Jewelers and Opticians Massillon Ohio will be at his Dalton shop the fourth Saturday each month with a full line of glasses and optical goods Myers is described as well recommended a college graduate and all glasses guaranteed to fit Callin and coniration Dalton Ohio
Bert Cole of Camden New York, kidnapped at age three twenty one years ago, is reunited with his Medina Ohio brothers. A search in 1892 failed due to unknown name, but a Cleveland man connected Cole to his brothers. The Medina trio wrote to Camden and the long lost sibling, now a husband and father, is visiting.
The World August argues that true friendship rests on usefulness and service rather than mere charm or affection. People with no friends should ask if they actively help and support others who would return the gesture. Great governments use favor in policy. individuals should apply the same idea to friendships.
A Kentucky resident from Henrietta credits Chamberlain's Salve with curing granulated sore eyes after a February 1903 trial. The testimonial notes using two thirds of a box and no future eye trouble. Available for sale by A J White.
In Wayne County Ohio on July 20 1906 Aububon's office records a petition by W M Messenger and others for County Ditch Improvement No 182. The plan seeks tieing and widening from Beaver Dam Run source to Newman's Creek along W H Wertz funds and W & L E Railway right of way. Hearing set August 20 1908 at 10 a.m. before the Board of County Commissioners.
The undersigned Daniel P. Gerber is appointed executor of the estate of Peter Mee, late of Wayne County, Ohio, deceased. All persons indebted to the estate must pay immediately, and those with claims should present them duly authenticated for allowance. Datton, Ohio, July 23, 1508.
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