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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1903
Page
5
A Dalton area Gazette column highlights community events and ads. Wooster Baptists announce church plans while Scott's studio advertises photos and holiday goods. The piece lists residents visiting relatives in Akron and Cleveland concerts, plus upcoming meetings and a cent a word advertising option.
Miss Ida Weiss visits Holmes county friends while Kate McAfee of Wooster stays with Mary Root. Scott's studio advertises Christmas photos and Baer's Lancaster Almanacs. A week of 2¢ wheat deliveries hits Dalton warehouses as Roosevelt plans to speak. burglaries strike Canton and Massillon. Prof Mohler injures himself and baby. T C Hunsicker named administrator of William Feasel estate. Massillon coal mines face low orders. Game Warden Dangleisen probes hunting trespass case with Orrville men. Mrs Elizabeth Shallenberger of Smithville dies after paralysis. W N Jloughton plans a California four month trip with stops en route.
The Gazette invites Dalton children to send letters to Santa with their wishes and ages for publication next week. Submissions accepted until Wednesday morning.
Arlington Lodge 775 I O O F held a Monday night meeting to elect officers including N G M L Hileman W G L C Davison Pr Secy W H Sellers R Secy Will E Scott Treas KE A Freet and trustees C B Feasel F E Gibson.
Sugarcreek and Baugh township teachers met at Dalton high school Saturday afternoon December 6. Supt E S Landes read a paper on Moral Instruction in our Schools discussed by Jno Kurzen. Adjournment set for Friday evening December 18. Present were E Landes Ada Cully Edna Pope L E Gibson Jno G Kurzen Adolph Kurzen Alfred Kurzen Mary Erwin Ida Flory Chas Bookwalter Daniel Bookwalter Geo Stinson Albert Smith Merle Rady. All teachers invited to U T R C meetings.
Dr A Sanderson of Dalton Ohio declares commitment to the town after a 12 year residence. Cenital Parlors are advertised at East Main Street with an office open at all hours.
The report lists visits by Ray Camp president Edna Sauvain and secretary Clare R. McDowell, with former students from OU attending. It notes M K Rudy teaching at AKidrom after illness, Albert A. Smith visiting town, and praise for the High School staff and singing program led by Howard Eckard with Grace Houghton at the piano. It ends with teacher quotes on inspiration and the art of suggesting.
Two good Colts for sale bred from driving stock and turkeys offered for sale. Blankets millinery and goods reduced for ten days to make room for holiday stock. The U P church group to hold a New Year’s Eve social with a program and refreshments. Miners blasting vapor advertised as best for wet holes. Various local sellers include D Kinemaker Dalton Calton Jans KE and Dye North Lawrence Ohio.
A retailer has opened his pack and turned it inside out, scattering wares throughout the store inviting customers to pick through items. The scene suggests a casual holiday sale or promotional display attracting shoppers.
For Dry Goods Groceries Shoes and Low Prices and Fair Treatment see us You will find a complete line of Tennis channel just received at lowest prices Our prices are sledge hammered to the lowest You will find a good many articles of every description in our stock for instance such goods as Blankets Corduroy Pants Overalls Shirts Mittens and Gloves Shoes and Felt Boots Fancy and Staple Groceries Dishes Cups and Saucers Ribbons Duck Coats Baggy Whips Laces and Em brsiglery Table Oil Cloth Underwear for men women boys and girls and also for the little tots Hosiery of every description Fine Candies and Cigars Tobacco Cough Drops Cotton Batting Lamp Oil Window Shades Fine Dress Goods Canned Fruits Breakfast Food Collars Cuffs Neck Ties Muttlers Lace Curtains and such other arti cles belonging to Dry Goods Groceries and Shoes Come and see us Our prices are low and goods as represented.
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