Dalton Band Festival Draws Largest Dalton Crowd Ever
A huge Dalton crowd filled Main Street and Tao for a band festival last Saturday night. The event featured the Dalton band with soloists Emmett Feasel and Walter Kurzen, plus a cornet and clarinet duet, and raised 118.18 dollars net, donated to the band. Local groups and two electric companies provided festival lighting, while the Board of Trade and Ladies Cemetery Association organized support and refreshments sold out. Chief Kosier managed traffic amid packed crowd and narrow lanes.
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Dalton
Main
Kosier
Tao
Fr. von Suppe
Keler Bela
Hall
Emmett—Feasel
United_effort
Massillon Electric and Gas Company
Fisher Electric Company
Card of Appreciation from the 11th Regi Band
The 11th Regi Band extends heartfelt thanks to the Board of Trade festival promoters committees soliciting committee donors and all who aided the festival. They note a handsome purse of 94.11 dollars turned over to the treasurer and sign off with sincere appreciation.
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11Th Regi
Board of Trade
Tur Lin Regiment Band
Remarkable Cure of Dysentery
A Snow Hill North Carolina man details a two month struggle with dysentery starting mid July, rapid weight loss from 1465 to 125 pounds, and relief after two bottles of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
B. W. Hill
Snow Hill
N. C
Fertilizer Meeting To Assess Local Soil Needs
On Saturday August 30 at 9 00 a m a fertilizer meeting will be held on G M Thompsons farm near Apple Creek led by Prof A G McCall of the College of Agriculture The slogan urges fertilize the soil not the crop Experiments show any lacking element boosts yields The aim is to identify what the local soils lack and the cheapest way to supply it Farmers are urged to attend and share experience
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G. M. Thompson
Apple Creek
A. G. McCall
College of Agriculture
School Opens As Ensuing Year Plans Reported
From the Gazette files of a quarter century ago dated Thursday August 23 1888 Miss Etta Race visits Canal Fulton and school begins September 17 for all departments. Professor Erwin of Harper Kansas renews his paper with a two dollar postel note. Miss Nettie Welty Ida and Lizzie McElhinney and Mr Erin Cook depart for Columbus for the encampment. B F Clapper wins coal contract for schools at 240 per ton. Wm Bevard tracks potato prices over ten years noting lows of 25c and highs of 1.00. At a picnic at Odell Lake a Shreve woman falls in the lake and a four pound fish is found in her wire bustle. her husband would set her again but she objects.
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Odell
Nominations For Village And Township Officials
Nominations posted for Dalton and vicinity show caucus selections. Village of Dalton includes Mayor D F Schultz and W H Wertz. Clerk Ira Wertz and E F Scott. Treasurer C R Goudy and G C Freet. Marshal Adam Schultz and Benj Hess. Council members and boards named with multiple candidates. school boards and township officers listed.
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D. F. Schultz
Iira Wertz
C. R. Goudy
Adam Schultz
A. H. Arick
F. E. Tracy
A. L. Sauvain
Peter Berg
M. L. Hileman
Benj. Bailey
Board of Public Affairs
Marvin Wertz
August Aker
I. A. Douglass
John F. Budd
WW. O. Haney
W. H. H. Wertz
E. F. Scott
G. C. Freet
Benj. Hess
E. Houghton
W. P. Slusser
B. F. Clapper
Daniel Thomas
John Cadwell
T. E. McDowell
R. J. Morrow
Jas. Gibson
E. H. Martin
Eugene Houghton
W. H. Scott
Board of Education
T. C. Hunsicker
C. R. McDowell
W. H. Lintern
Sugarcreek
Jacob Bixler
John W. Johnson
Peter S. Laurer
C. L. Arnold
Rudy Roebuck
Township Board of Education
W. M. Gerber
Harvey Eckard
Alta Doug Jags
Schultz Emig Reunion at Wecht Farm Near Maseillon
A Schultz-Emig family reunion at the Charles Wecht home four miles west of Maseillon drew 130 relatives and friends. Activities included a plentiful dinner, social time, and barn games with a short program. Officers elected: President Daniel Schultz, Vice President William Weaver, Treasurer Charles Wecht, Historian Ollie Weaver, Secretary Nora Scott. The day closed with thanks for warm hospitality.
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Maseillon
Schultz-Emig
Pres
Daniel Schultz
Model State Exposition Promises Grand State Exhibit
The 1913 exposition offers mammoth exhibit buildings amid park-like grounds with wide aisles and full visitor comforts. Open September 1 to 5, daily from day to night, featuring band concerts, circus acts, harness racing, and the mammoth Last Days of Pompeii show nightly plus a Manhattan Beach fireworks display.
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Pompeii
Manhattan Beach
Tanith
March Of The Cow Hats Off To The Cow
Prof. Oscar Erf of Ohio State University will head the Dairy Building at the Ohio State Fair from September 1 to 5. The exhibit will showcase modern machinery and daily demonstrations for dairymen and future dairymen. Lectures are free and the building aims to promote soil fertility and farm prosperity.
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Oscar Erf
Ohio State University
Ert
Ten Thousand Automobiles at Ohio State Fair
Ten thousand automobiles will visit the State Fair at Columbus from September 1 to 5. Auto mobile parties are forming daily to attend Ohio's record breaking Exposition as officials prepare to park all machines. The event highlights the automobile as a rival to rail travel and a sign of good roads.
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Ohio
Dalton ministerial union extends outdoor meetings three weeks
The Dalton Ministerial Association plates to run open air gatherings longer due to hot weather and chautauquas. Rev. W H Hubbell preached on Spiritual Housecleaning urging heart search for undiscovered territory and powers, warning baptism cannot wash sin. Rev Findlay to preach next Sunday.
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W. H. Hubbell
Christ
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Infant Dies at Nine Months in Ziegler Home
Joseph Samuel Ziegler nine months old, son of Mr. and Mrs. G. I. Ziegler, died Tuesday morning after a two week illness. Funeral to be held this afternoon at 2 45 from the family residence.
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Joseph Samuel
G. I. Ziegler
Transformers In Place Bring 22 000 Volt Line Online
Officials from Massillon Electric & Gas Company commissioned a 22 000 volt line from Massillon to Dalton and Orrville. J B Johnson O A Acuff Roy Strobel and R Ki Brooks presided over the project with 30 men from Massillon Alliance Warren Elyria Coshocton and Toledo present for inspection by Ohio company officials in the McClymonds building conference.
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Massillon
Massillon Electric & Gas Company
J. B. Johnson
O. A. Acuff
Paw
Roy Strobel
R. Ki. Brooks
Dalton
Orrville
Ohio
H. L. Doherty & Company
New York
McClymonds
Alliance
Warren
Elyria
Coshooten
Teledo
Minister Praises Laxative in Allison Ad
Rev H Stubenwoll of Allison Iowa lauds Dr Kings New Life Pills for constipation calling them perfect pills no home should be without them. Claims they regulate liver and bowels with every pill guaranteed. Available at local stores.
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Allison, Ia
Dr. King
At-A
Jc Webite’s
Band Gongert Saturday Night Concert Preview
The program for next Saturday night begins at 7 45 weather permitting featuring National Air The Star Spangled Banner A Charge to Victory Our Glorious Nation Overture Superba Lalbey Cornet Duett La Belle Creole Air Varie Scotland Loch Lomond American Patrol Danube Waves The March of the Maghts and more with Fillmore leading expectations for a lively civic band performance.
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National Air
Lalbey
Straw Ride at U P Church Aug 21
Youth at the U P church plan a straw ride to the home of Cy Rudy on Thursday evening August 21. Everyone is invited. The ride and refreshments are provided. Wagons leave the church at 7 o clock.
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B Cy Rudy
Aid Society Elects Officers in Church Session
The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church met at the parsonage last Thursday for a business session and elected officers for the ensuing year. President Mrs. E. Houghton, vice president Mrs. Wm Messenger, secretary Mrs. Willis Scott, assistant secretary Mrs. P. E. Tracy, treasurer Mrs. Ed Horn.
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Methodist Church
E. Houghton
Wm. Messenger
Mra. Willis. Scott
I’. E. Tracy
Ed. Ehorn
Public sale of 26 acre West Brookfield farm
J. O. Gardner offers at public sale a 26 acre farm with house and barn on the car line in West Brookfield. Sale starts at 1 30 o clock on Saturday August 30. OC F Brenner auctioneer 49 2w
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J. O. Gardner
West Brookfield
F. Brenner
Delegates chosen for boys free trip to Ohio State Fair
Clayton Welty of Apple Creek and Herman Heckman of Shreve won as delegates at the Wooster courthouse on Saturday to attend the Ohio State Fair in Columbus September 1 to 5. Marshallville residents Jacob Von Gunten and Albert First were elected alternates. other applicants included Oscar Gerber of Dalton Milo McConahay of Wooster and Christ Von Gunten of Marshallville.
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Clayton Welty
Apple Creek
Herman Heckman
Shreve
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Wooster
Columbus
Jacob von Gunten
Albert First
Marshallville
Oscar Gerber
Dalton
Milo McConahey
Christ von Gunten
Young People's Meeting At U P Church Receives Social Enjoyment
The Young People's Society of the U P church held a business meeting at the homes of Miss Marie and Carl Douglas last Friday. Members enjoyed games and social conversation after the session with elegant refreshments served by Mrs. Douglas. Attendees included Merle McDowell Elmer Douglas Walter Welty C R Douglas Glenn Sanders Carl Lawrence Alton Douglas Grace Owens Grace Gardiner Mae Dague Irene and Ernestine Wyre Blanch Palmer Mildred and Irene Hogsett Margery Owens Marion Mae Dowell and Rev Hubbell. Out of town guests were Edith Fleming of Newark May Collier of Massillon and Keller Navarre.
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U. P. Church
Miss Marie
Carl Douglas
Douglas
Merle McDowell
Elmer Douglas
Walter Welty
C. R. Douglass
Bids Sought for Coal Supply to Dalton Schools
Sealed bids will be received by the Dalton clerk for furnishing forty tons of Massillon lump coal. Delivery to the school basement required by September 2 1913. Bids open August 21 1913 at 7 p m. Ernest F Scott clerk.
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Undersig
Dalton
Massillon
Ernest F. Scott
Suit Over Oil Lease In Sugarcreek Township
Emerson S. Wilson owner of 160 acres sues Interstate Oil and Gas Co in common pleas court. He says 1904 lease for five years carried ten cents per acre per year if no well was drilled. Wilson seeks contract declared null due to nonpayment and noncompliance.
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Sugarcreek Township
Common Pleas
Interstate Oil and Gas Co
Wilson
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