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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1918
Page
1
The Kaiser relies on the German sword to conquer the world but America forges a golden sword of Liberty Loan to defeat him. The appeal urges citizens to contribute, joining millions of liberty lovers to temper democracy with justice.
Notice states the Dalton Milling property lease ends September 1st and the company will vacate if no satisfactory arrangements are made. It offers remaining stock on hand including fertilizer, salt, cotton seed meal, tankage, and oilmeal at attractive prices and invites early purchases.
The ad promotes automobile tires with a tube interchangeable for 30x3 and 30x34 sizes. It lists price at $2.50 and credits A. M. Burckhart as the seller. The offer stresses value and cross compatibility for tires.
A railway worker from Turtle Lake North Dakota describes persistent backache and irregular bladder action. After taking Foley Kidney Pills he reports relief within a couple days, asserting the remedy helped his symptoms and improved his condition.
Oakley A. Eisner of Company F 332d Infantry writes from a quaint French village about a long journey by ship and train, bakery meals, weather, and observations on locals and language. He notes a recent ball game 2 to 11, minor injuries, and hopes for YMCA presence while sending greetings to his parents.
W H Long appeals to Democratic voters for the Wayne county Commissioner nomination. He cites four years’ prior nomination, experience as contractor and laborer in culverts and bridges, teaching, farming, and farm residence. He pledges honest faithful service and urges support.
Farmers E L Benedict and Son will pay cash for cream delivered at our store on Monday and Thursdays. We also purchase poultry. B F Harper.
The Wooster Board of Trade Band from the county seat will perform Saturday night August 10 at this place to exchange concerts with the local band. A collection will benefit the home band and the program includes marches, solos, overtures, waltzes, and various pieces ending with a Lincoln Centennial march. Concert starts at eight o'clock with performances by Elmore E Sturgis and others.
The Union Register editorial endorses Carl V. Beebe of Mt. Gilead as a Democratic candidate for state senator in the Wayne Holmes Knox Morrow district. It lauds his fairness, civic involvement, business leadership, and willingness to serve beyond the newsroom, arguing he would represent the four counties with integrity and efficiency.
Relatives and friends gathered at L. Rudy’s home north of Dalton to mark his 84th birthday with a picnic dinner and a musical program by local youth. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Buchwalter, E. H. Wenger, C. C. Weaver and family, J. A. Steel and kin, Orrville visitors, Massillon residents, and many Rudy relatives.
The publication offers the Saturday Evening Post at Scott's for five cents per copy or one dollar fifty cents for a yearly subscription.
Mrs Elvira L Johnson born Dalton Ohio August 23 1841 died August 4 1918 at daughter in law Mary E Horbachs home aged 76 years 11 months 11 days. She married Presley M Horbach in 1861. He died 1863 after Civil War service. Survived by two grandchildren Mrs N R Cooney Phoenix Aziz and Mrs L L DeAment of this place and sister Mrs Lucinda Freet Akron. Funeral held at Horbach home with Rev W H Bryenton officiating.
Mrs. Albert Arnold learns by telegram that her brother S. A. McDowell died at his Lyons Nebraska home on Monday afternoon. He was a former resident of the area and was well known locally.
F H Seeley a Chicago Philadelphia truss expert will be at the Conrad Hotel Massillon Thursday only August 15. He promotes the Spermatic Shield claiming rupture can be retained and openings closed without surgery or prescriptions. Free consultations for charity cases and nationwide government documents for inspection.
A Ez retail ad promotes Fo ley Cathartic Tablets to prevent heat distress from undigested food. The copy claims the pills cleanse the bowels sweeten the stomach and benefit the liver, recommending them for indigestion biliousness bad breath bloating gas or constipation.
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