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The Dalton Gazette

Location

Dalton, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1910

Page

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Ohio Wheat and Corn Condition Report With 1910 Figures

The official report compares wheat condition with the previous November estimate and notes a decline in southern sections due to dry cold weather. Hessian fly damage is estimated at 6 percent with fly presence in eighty counties. Corn production estimates rise to 105,512,245 bushels. average yield per acre is 34 bushels, with 44 percent of 1910 crop sold after threshing and crops into silo. Comparisons show 1909 state corn production at 127,218,227 bushels and five year totals trending around the 100–128 million range per year.

Coraeneeel Evans Ohio

Manz case funds split among counsel in Stark County

Katie Manz 16 found insane in a sorocide case will have $3500 divided among her defense attorneys. Robert H. Day George W. Stratsch Luther Day receive $166.66 each, with payment delayed a week due to county rules. Also noted, Croxton Keeton assets offered at 75000 and George Snyder Jr 16 acquitted of manslaughter in Massillon.

Katie Manz Harter Robert H. Day George W. Stratsch Massillon Luther Day Canton Commissioners’ Office George Snyder, Jr Jacob Axxe, Jr Snyder Axxe Wassillon Katié Manz Insane Asylum Tere Frank Ladue Saginaw

Poultry Show Set by Massillon Association at Hotel Conrad Site

The Massillon Poultry Association leases the basement beneath Hotel Conrad and Hawkins barber shop on East Main Street for its annual show from January 4 to 8. The announcement came at a meeting in the mayor's court room, city hall, Thursday evening. Wm. Swibart spoke on The Secrets of Feeding and M. E. Wells discussed Winter Eggs. Wm. Bailey will speak at the next meeting.

Massillon Poultry Association Conrad and Hawkins East Main Street City Hall Wm. Swibart M. E. Wells Brewster Wm. Bailey

Pastry Sale by Methodist Ladies Nets Close to 27 Dollars

The Methodist Ladies pastry sale Saturday was a success, netting within a few cents of 27 dollars. They contributed to church debt payments and aimed to raise an extra hundred dollars, achieving a surplus for a nest egg and thanking all contributors and patrons.

Methodist

Young Men's Club Meeting Planned at Center School

A meeting at Center School Dist. No. 6 is set for Monday evening December 19 at 7 pm to organize a Young Men's Club to discuss and debate topics on teaching agriculture politics religion and other subjects of interest. L. W. Haueter invites all interested.

Center School Dist. No. 6 L. W. Haueter

Quarantine Keeps Four Italians In Health. No Cholera Sign

Four Italian suspects held in quarantine show no cholera symptoms. Chief Johnson doubted the danger but enforced the quarantine and the men adhere strictly to the rules, all remaining in good health.

Johnson

Own Carelessness Caused Death at Massillon Hospital

Coroner Harry March of Canton ruled Walter Young died from scalds received in Massillon state hospital after an attendant left a bathroom door open and another patient made the water too hot during a bath. The death occurred last Tuesday morning following events on Sunday night or Monday morning.

Massillon State Hospital Harry March Canton Walter Young Youngstown N. AJ. Smith Young March Smith van Leidick Ashland

Breaks a Rib in Fall at Home

The venerable Biphop Michael Horst of South Main street suffered a rib fracture after a Thursday night fall. He rose for water, returned to bed and struck the rail, injuring his side. Dr. Campbell attended and confirmed the fracture.

Biphop Michael Horst South Main Street Horst Campbell Nlorst Orryille Courier

Oldest Wayne County Resident Dies at Home

John W. McVicker, Wayne County's oldest resident, died at his West Latem home Monday morning at 8 o'clock. Had he lived until February 2 next year he would have turned 105. The county's oldest living resident now is John B. France of Wooster, born February 20, 1816, just 27 days younger than McVicker.

John W. McVicker Wayne Co West Mr. McVicker John B. France Wooster

Marriage Licenses Issued for Lloyd Naftzer and Luella Bianford

Marriage notices list Lloyd Naftzer and Luella Bianford of Wooster as a couple seeking license. The OCR fragment indicates the couple wearing a Wooster address with the event noted under a general marriage licenses section.

Lloyd Naftzer Luella Bianford ‘of

Widow Sues Stepson Over Alleged Fraudulent Estate Sale

In Wayne County Ohio Millard F. McDowell’s widow, Corsa J. McDowell, sues Clare R. McDowell claiming a pretended sale of his personal estate just before death deprived her of her rightful share. The petition alleges dishonest transfer of hardware stock, notes, and other property valued over 20 000. Attorneys Weiser Roos and N R Cooney represent the plaintiff seeking nullification of the sale, an accounting, and a monetary award to the widow as surviving spouse.

Corsa J. McDowell Common Pleas Clare R. McDowell Weiser Roos N.-R-Cooney Millard F. McDowell Wayne Co Ohio Dallon T. C. Hunsicker Wayne County Millard Si. McDowell

Population of United States reported at 93 million

The U S Census announced a national population of 93,402,151 excluding the Philippine possessions. Washington leads growth, Oklahoma follows, Ohio remains fourth, with Texas next. The country shows a gain of 16,145,521 people, about 21 percent over ten years.

United States Phillipine Islands Washington Oklahoma Ohio Union Texas

Sugarcreek Township Trustees Set Annual Settlement Date

The trustees of Sugarcreek township Wayne County Ohio announce their annual settlement meeting will be held Tuesday December 27 1910 at 1 pm in Datton town hall due to December 26 holiday. By order of Trustees.

Tee Trustees Sugarcreek Township Earch Dalton Rudy, Studer PT. Poorman Jacob Bixier Wayne County Ohio Datton Town Hall

Items for Sale Include Pen Desk Board and Travel Case

A list of miscellaneous items offered includes a fountain pen a desk blotter pad a filing cabinet a traveling toilet case a pinochle or cribbage set a card and pass case and a stick pin case.

Book of Adventure Jersey of Sweater and Football

A list itemizing a Book of Adventure a Jersey of Sweater a Football a Mechanical Drawing Set a Magazine Subscription and a Scrap Book. The text reads as an inventory of gifts or merchandise from a historical notice or catalog snippet.

Small Hand Bag and Accessories Catalog Item List

A brief catalog note lists items including a small hand bag music roll bag box stationary pearl pen holder photo frame and private mailing cards. The entry reads like a shop inventory with product variety and no accompanying prices.

Death of Cora Belle Tombow Eight Months Old

The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Tombow of East Greenville died last Friday December 9. At the funeral in the town church Rev. J. W. Findlay of Dalton led services with a choir of young ladies singing. The community expressed its sympathy as many attended.

Cora Belle Clarence Tombow East Greenville Cora J. W. Findlay Dalton

Two Horses for Sale in Dalton Ohio

Two horses offered for sale inquiry directed to D. W. Fletcher of Dalton Ohio Carrier Route No. 3.

D. W. Fletcher Dalton, Ohio Carrier Rt. No.3

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Dalton Milling & Grain Co Dalton Roller MU Co N. R. Cooney Department of the Interior McDowell & CO Ealers Maine Street Gardiner’s Pioneer E. A. Freet & Son LD Reliable Clothiers Frank E. Gibson Dalton O Dalton Planing Mill Garfield Street Datton Schultz Wagon CO Dalton Carriage Works White’s Pharmacy J. White Pope Sicular Pope Block North Side WM. N. Laviers Dalton, O L.L. Dearme Santmyer Reed & Bauhof Vine St. Orrville, Co A. Sanderson Crown and Bridge Works Orrville Montrose Council NO. 156 C.U.A Roebuck Hall Main Street 1St and 3d Harold Scott Arlington Lodge C.C.F Wertz A. E. Schultz N. G Willeb. Scott Ohio Department of Agriculture STARK Croxton-Keeton Motor Company A. M. McCarty J. P. Stoltz H. D. Michales New York Stoltz Ororo M. E Young Men’s Club Sues NOHCE Pocketbook Family Bible Colonial Mirror China The Dolly School of Embroidery Parcheesi the International Mail Madeline E. Main St Massillon, O
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