18 Dec 1913
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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1913
Page
1
Six acre lot with near new buildings includes a nine room house a good barn and multiple outbuildings an orchard and a well Located two miles east of Kidron on the public road near the school the property promises a pleasant home.
Scott's Book and Stationery Store in Delton Ohio advertises magazine subscriptions as Christmas gifts. Discounts apply when two or more subscriptions are taken at once and magazines can be sent to different addresses.
Twenty five members of the Dalton road boosters led by Mayor R. Cooney and Mayor elect D. F. Schultz pressed county officials for paving the two and a half miles west of Dalton. The commissioners offered limited 1914 funding but expressed belief the Dalton to Wooster road will be paid by 1915. Sugarcreek township shows strong enthusiasm for good roads.
The ladies of the U. P. citizen will hold their annual bazar in the Mossop building Saturday afternoon and evening. Fancy articles of all kinds, pastry, dressed chickens, and sherbet will be on sale.
A catalog of recent titles includes Geo Barr McCutchen's SA Fool and His Money for sale at Scott's along with Laddie by Gene Stratton Portera John Barleycorn by Jack London Waietill Baxter by Kate Douglas Wiggin Pollyanna by Eleanor H Porter The Harvester Winning of Barbara Worth The Neer Do Well by Rex Beach and other current novels.
Handkerchiefs offered in multiple deals at McDowell's. Six 25 cent pieces for $1.33, two for 25 cents, three for 25 cents, and six 5 cent items for 25 cents. Includes price notes and store name T. BE.
Local shop Goudy’s Grocery advertises a selection of candies and fruits including oranges figs dates grapes and other goodies for shoppers seeking snacks and fresh produce.
Warren Ramsey aged 55 of Orrville died while sitting in a chair in Dr. J. H. Todd’s Wooster office. He had suffered from heart disease since August and was in critical condition when the examination and medicine visit ended. he was found unconscious and died before help could arrive.
District Superintendent W B Stutz will be with us Saturday and Sunday. Saturday 7 PM Quarterly Conference Session at the church with officers present. Sunday Dr Stutz preaches and administers communion. Sunday evening Rev Burris speaks on The Devil in American Cities or White Slavery. December 23 7 PM Xmas exercises with two Grafanola quartets. Everybody invited.
Local store Goudy’s Grocery advertises fresh oysters dressed chickens cranberries olives and other groceries. Shoppers are invited to visit for seasonal selections and limited-time offers.
Tax sheets for Sugarcreek township and Dalton will be at the undersigned office near Whites Drug Store in Dalton Ohio. Notice dates range from December 28, 1918 to September 7, 1914 with unclear timing and directions.
The Agriculture Commission presents a computed report on crops for 1913 and projections for 1914. It covers wheat corn clover apples tobacco cattle and sheep with figures on area yields production and market prices and notes weather events and siloing trends. 1912 comparisons and Ohio state totals are included along with upcoming Cleveland apple show dates.
Carl, aged 3, son of Will Herick of Ortville, died from diphtheria early Monday. Schools were closed for fumigation while siblings exposed to the contagion had attended classes. Funeral services were held on Tuesday.
An ad from H Ginn of Middletown Ga praises Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a reliable remedy for children's croup. The testimonial claims quick relief and prevention of croup, highlighting its effectiveness for susceptible ebHéréen.
From the Gazette files of 1888 reports White Caps appeared at Wooster and Massillon. Mr. R. K. Cole killed four boys. 1200 pounds. Sneak thieves robbed Lk. A. Freets hen roost of five canaries. A. L. Shanklin threshed 705 bushels on 32 acres. Geo. F. Stuck’s ponies ran away, wrecking his buggy. Gilmore’s sacred concert at Akron postponed after public opposition.
Geon W. Fitch of Mandato Illinois reports chronic eczema lasting since the Civil War improved after using one box of Dr Hobson's Eczema Ointment. The dealer guarantees results or money back. Sold at all druggists or by mail Pfeiffer Chemical Co. Philadelphia and St. Louis.
Mr Al F Longenecker of Rittman and Tate Superintendent of Dalton schools underwent an appendectomy Monday morning. He became ill Saturday evening and, after local physician aid failed, Dr Stoll of Wooster performed the operation at 8 am with the local doctor assisting. The procedure was successful and he is recovering as well as could be expected.
The Presbyterian choir and Sabbath school present an Xmas entertainment on Wednesday evening the 2th featuring a cantata and additional exercises. Everyone is welcome to attend.
A man born near Wooster last week claimed to work for the secret service from Cleveland. He paid a hospital bill with a Cleveland bank check and had a brother lodge member cash another for him. The bank returned the check as unrecognized and the man vanished.
The Lutheran Sabbath School of West Lebanon presents a Christmas cantata on Christmas night titled Santa's Reception. All parishioners and neighbors are invited to attend.
Fragmentary ad copy touts a luxury family staple made from Beauty Rose flour. It urges readers to obtain the product from grocers or a mill, though details are incomplete.
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