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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1907
Page
4
A string of wry observations and social quips about labor prices lynchings public figures and daily life. Notes on arbitration in San Francisco race progress bear imagery rail travel and marriage anecdotes appear with a mix of humor and sharp commentary typical of late 19th or early 20th century columns.
Chestnut Grove reports hay and wheat harvests complete while corn needs warmer weather. Notes on local education, new winter teacher Simon Sommer expected to help Boone school. Updates include health, road work, threshing activity, church construction, and funeral attendance for Wm Hessler. Excursion rides and clover seed costs raise concerns.
The Board of Education invites sealed bids at the Gazette office clerk's desk until six o'clock Tuesday evening August 20 for furnishing and delivering forty tons of best lump coal from Rady mine No 14. Delivery required before September 1. E F Scott, Clerk.
Bluff resident C. G. Hays proclaims Bucklen’s Arnica Salve the fastest surest healer for sores burns wounds or piles. He endorses the salve as tested and reliable, guaranteed by A. J. White Druggist located at 260.
To R F D Patrons. Many letters go astray due to improper addressing and unpaid postage causing delays. The Gazette office will deliver 100 sheets of writing paper and 100 printed envelopes with the reader's name and address for Dalton routes. Letters mailed in printed envelopes can be returned to the writer if wrong, reducing misdirected mail and disappointment. Send your orders.
Public sale by L C Davison administrator of Frederick Monbarren estate. Goods include buggy harnesses flynets horse blankets robes riding saddle lard press top buggy grain sacks wheelbarrow horse cultivator tugs collars and more. Sale starts 1 PM on Saturday August 17 1907 with cash for sums up to three dollars and six months credit for larger amounts. Levi Heibner auctioneer.
Deaths total 385 with 201 males and 184 females. births total 592 with 322 males and 270 females. Marriages 331: 323 by license and 8 by bonds and reported to the probate court. Wills probated 62. executors 40. administrators 55. guardians 46. Patients sent to Massillon and Columbus hospitals 21 and 1, to Gallipolis Epilepsy 4. Reform school placements total 4 (males 1, females 2).
D KIRCHHOFER of Dalton Ohio announces a timely lime offer for farmers. Hydrated lime at 5.25 per ton in 40 pound sacks is available for order by card or in person. He notes lime boosts clover growth and supports robust yields for other crops.
Pineules are advertised to relieve backache rheumatism and lumbago and to aid natural kidney filtration. A 30 days treatment costs 1.00 with money back if unsatisfactory. Sold by W O Haney.
Public sale by D P Moser administrator of the Peter Moser estate. Items include heating stove eight day clock tools and hardware, furniture and household goods, two miles south of Dalton. Credit six months on sums five dollars and above. Sale begins at one o clock. Auct D A Schneck.
Endorsed by Wm. M. Dietz editor of the Otsego Journal Gilbertsville N Y Kings New Discovery is praised as a universal remedy for coughs and colds and lung and throat diseases A trial bottle is offered free and both 60 cent and one dollar sizes are guaranteed to satisfy by A J White drug store
The Cleveland, South Western and Columbus Ry announces Wooster and Public Square locals with multiple daily departures to Chippewa Lake and connections to Linndale Puritas Springs Elyria North Amherst Lorain Grafton Oberlin Wellington Birmingham Berlin Heights Norwalk. Cleveland Limiteds and Wooster Limiteds listed with times and destination details. Contact C M Levett Agent Jr and O Wilson G P A in Wooster for excursion rates and information.
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