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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1927
Page
1
Sale of 1928 license tags began December 1 1927 and owners may use 1928 tags after December 31 1927. No extension on 1927 plates and after midnight December 31 1927 all cars must display 1928 plates. Vehicle owners must appear in person with bill of sale or sworn statement of ownership. Truck owners need a weigh slip from the secretary of state to obtain a license.
S. C. Springer, auctioneer of Kidron, received a real estate sales license on November 14 in Columbus, Ohio. A new law requires all real estate sellers to obtain a license and post a bond to safeguard the public from fraud or misrepresentation.
A note of gratitude expresses thanks to the fire department, neighbors, and friends for their swift action during the alarm of fire on November 26.
Brewster lump coal priced at 5.75 and delivered coal at 6.75. Phone contact 59F2. Car expected to arrive December 8 or 9 between 10 and 2. H A Douglas responsible.
Locust Spring Dairy of Dalton Ohio urges customers to place early orders for candy making cream ahead of the Christmas season. Order deadlines and pricing details are provided locally.
Delco light plant in good condition listed for sale. Includes one horsepower electric motor. Contact John A. Moser, Route 4.
A collection of sharp lines notes how a cook can spoil broth with excess advice, shiftless men blame wives, and many borrow money to feel rich. It suggests poets influence wealth, and women and men compare themselves favorably to others in a wry social commentary.
A compact collection of aphorisms on wealth happiness and self reflection. The pieces lampoon manners attire luck and sleep with concise humor and pointed insights. Each quip reads like a brief reflexive lesson from daily life.
The Sonnenberg area fixed schedule for school entertainments with events in Sonnenberg on December 16 Center of Moser on December 21 and Silver Hill on December 23. A boy who fractured a bone during a high jump rests at home as friends send birthday cards and gifts.
Notice to Massillon workers seeking to trade a modern six room house and three stall garage on a long Massillon drive for five or more acres with a good house and fruit. Respond to 1029 Rotch St Massillon Ohio. (9-3)
A concise proverb advises patience when in a supporting role like an anvil and urges decisive action when in a hammer’s position, suggesting strategic timing in response to pressure.
Mr and Mrs Jacob Hasseman and family spent Sunday in the George Arnold home. Alvin Gretzinger of Navarre and Ed Ly men of Trail visited the Arnold home. E M Shoup and daughter called on Ezra Brubaker. John Eschliman of Canton visited Levi Horst.
Harvey Weaver and bride from Indiana visited the area last week. Mrs. Joe Young and family, and Paul and Mabel Ressler, spent Sunday with Joe Ressler. Mrs. Allen Horst joined the quilting at Jonas Eschliman’s. Visitors at John Ressler’s included Mrs. E C Heatwole and family and Indiana visitors, plus Brubaker relatives from Canton. Mary Wetzler visited Allen Horst, Miss Mable Ressler stayed home over Sunday. Russel Bonnewit spends rainy days selling Zanol products.
Researchers discuss whether notes described as catbird calls come from mockingbirds. The debate centers on vocal mimicry and regional bird behavior, with field recordings and observational data guiding identification efforts.
Mrs. Arclissa E. Selders, 77, widow of G. A. Selders, died Wednesday evening at her daughter Mrs. Maud Haverstock’s West Lebanon home. Survived by two daughters, two sons, a brother and a sister. Funeral Saturday at 10 AM at Haverstock residence, Rev. Landsear officiating. Burial in Massillon cemetery.
Three charming singers present a novel program as the third number of the High School Lecture Course. The Brownie Trio delivers light entertainment and vocal harmony to a student audience.
Ladies of the U P church announce a Bazaar and Pastry Sale at Town Hall on Saturday December 10 1027 Adv Mail your Xmas parcels early.
Announcers invite services by out of town speakers at the U P church during the Week of Seasons from December 25 to January 1. The community is asked to attend and take interest in the Season of Seasons observance.
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