Public Sale of Farm Stock and Equipment
Public sales listed for December 20 1923 include 22 Holstein and Guernsey cows 10 Duroc brood sows 36 hogs 16 shoats 3 horses 12 tons alfalfa hay corn oats 6 U S Standard corn huskers and farming gear. Location 5 miles east of Dalton on Lincoln highway J F Myers. Also December 18 1923 sale of estate of Geo Kittinger at late residence East Greenville with 2 horses 6 shoats 135 chickens 7 hives of bees corn hay fodder engine tools implements and more. John Brenner auctioneer. Sale starts 1 oclock.
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U.S
W. S. Spidle
Admr
Geo. Kittinger
East Greenville
John Brenner
Auct
Forest Knob
Lincoln Highway
Kidron
Kidron-Moscow
Dalton
Orrville Southern
Evans Sues Railroad Over Lost Performing Dogs
Massillon showman J. J. Evans filed a suit against the B and O railroad seeking 2600 dollars for the loss of five performing dogs and show equipment. Evans delivered the dogs and gear for transport from Barberton to Massillon but they were lost. The dogs were highly trained and worth 200 dollars each.
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J. J. Evans
Massillon
B. & O. Railroad
Evans
Barberton
Latter's Creditors and the Thrift of Credit
Credit is a fine thing for the thrifty, but it is ruth for the reckless, notes the Boston Evening Transcript in a concise olde style observed on financial matters. The remark frames cautious borrowing as prudent and warns against wasteful spending.
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Ruth
Boston Evening Transcript
Mail a Coin by Post With Narrow Plaster Strip
A note from Designer Magazine suggests sending a small coin by mail by affixing it with a narrow adhesive plaster strip to the paper. The method promises safe arrival at the destination.
Lone Defender: An Indian Warrior at Bad Axe Island
A nameless Sac man fought at Bad Axe in 1832 protecting his family. Soldiers tried to rescue a wounded comrade, fell to heavy fire, and a white flagged island defense ended as a massacre outcome. The lone defender died in a tree top ambush after his family perished.
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Black Hawk
Bad Axe River
Wisconsin
Yromen
Reilly
Goldlora
Beleving
Mississippi
Iowa
Lilley and Bupp Wedding in Wooster
Miss Effie Lilley and Lester A. Bupp were married at the Methodist parsonage in Wooster by Rev. Wager. Mrs. Bupp, daughter of Mrs. Albert Lilley, formerly led at M. W. & O. Telephone and now Barnett-Pugh. Mr. Bupp, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bupp of Applecreek, will reside with Mrs. Bupp’s mother on South Main Street after a short wedding trip.
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Josephine Edwards
Harry Stilgenbauer
Massillon
Thomas Reese
Roy King
Richard
Brewster
Fred Baumgartner
United Presbyterian Church
Susan Felinbom
Schultz Ave
Dalton
Ohio
Effie Lilley
Lester A. Bupp
Methodist Parsonage
Wooster
Wager
Bupp
Albert Lilley
M. W. & O. Telephone Co
Barnett-Pugh Co
Wm. Bu
The Mohawk missionary who claimed to be Louis XVII
The article recounts Eleazer Williams, a Mohawk known as Chief Onwarenhilaki, who posed as the Lost Dauphin Louis XVII. After a scandal over Oneida removals, he allegedly visited France and the Bourbons before dying in poverty at Hogansburg, New York, on August 28, 1858.
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Onwarenhilaki
Eleazer Williams
Eunice Williams
Deerfield
Mass
United States Army
Williams
New York
Wisconsin
Louis XVII
Dauphin
France
Paris
Prince de Joinville
Louis Philippe
West
de Joinville
Green Bay
Wis
Wisconsin Frontier
America
Europe
Bourbois
Hogansburg
Property sale in Excelsior Springs fair to both sides
A three member committee found the Excelsior Springs property sale to the government by HB L Morse fair to both parties. Short-distance freight shipments will be handled by the Pennsylvania Railroad with motor trucks, as announced in Philadelphia. Six men aboard the rump cruiser Herreshoff were arrested after the ship was captured by revenue officers off Port Reading New Jersey.
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Excelsior Springs
HB. L. Morse
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
Herreshoff
Port Reading
N. J
Dalton Markets Prices for Wheat Oats Butter Eggs and More
Dalton dealers quote grain and produce rates with Wheat at 1.00 per bushel and Eggs at 60 cents per dozen. Receipts show Oats 48 cents per bushel and Butter 50 cents per pound. Includes Potatoes Chickens and other items with varied per unit prices. An unrelated note warns to wash hands before posting to avoid excess postage for overweight letters.
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Dalton
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Bill Ford
Conklin
Him
TOY and Game Department
E. F. Bahney Co
East Main ST
J. F. Myers
J. J. Evans Sues Railroad
Baer
Scott's
C. A. Cully
Cora McDowell
Akron
Scott’s
Presbyterian
Methodist Church
T. A. Weaver
Blackleyville
Vance
Carl
Herman
Marie
Susan Fell- Abom
Canal Dover
H. P. Leickheim’s
East Market St
Orrville
Ella Gersper
Lexington
H. J. Krause
Elmo Scott Watson
Ferry
Western
Aper Union
Lilley-Bupp
Martin’s Garage
Dalton, O
A.M. Buchwalter
Round Oak
D. C. Schwartz
N. J. Bixler
Apple Creek
John D. Owen
Wadsworth
Parker
A. E. Schultz
Western Newspaper Union
Dad
T. O. Myers
el Producto
Girards
R. G. Dunn
San Felice
Cincos
Dalton, Ohio
King Hester Champion
Ormsby DeKol Korndyke
Orrville Johanna Pontiac Champion
Wayne Co
King Korndyke
Victoria Weeman
Johanna Pontiac Champion
Ormsby
DeKol
Korndyke
Risinghurst
Ormsby DeKol
Wayne County
W. F. Andrews
Keith C. Hoover
Beach City
Toledo
David N. Amstutz
Rt. 2
Oarville
Dalton Markets
the Wooster Fair Grounds
Bec
C. F. Hartzler
Weilersville
O. Elmer Amstutz
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