The Value of Local Territorial Publications in Farming Districts
The Ohio Farmer extols local and territorial newspaper publications serving farming regions. It argues these papers inform readers about local affairs, support community dignity, and aid farmers through local advertising. It urges residents to support and utilize neighborhood papers.
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Farm Press
Ohio Farmer
Furs and Pelts Bought at Top Market Prices
Dalton Paint Shop advertises purchasing furs and pelts of all kinds at the highest market prices offered.
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Dalton
Pepto Mangan Ad Promises Health Benefit
An old advertisement urges readers to improve blood health with Pepto Mangan tonic or tablets. It claims thin blood hinders progress, promises energy and resistance, and warns to ask for the genuine Gude product in liquid or tablet form.
School Notes Highlights Mill Tour and Visual Education Plans
Agriculture class under Mr McConagha toured Dalton Milling Company last Thursday afternoon. Head miller Mr Clark led the tour, explaining the milling process and machinery costs. A.Bosch Lomb lantern set for visual education will be used with Keystone slides. Pupils measured for a partial health exam to be reviewed by the County Health Officer. Holiday recess from Dec 23 to Jan 3 1921 with Christmas programs and High School Minstrel set for Jan 14 15.
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McConagha
Dalton Milling’ Company
Clark
Wooster Insurance Man Slain. $400 Missing
The body of Howard C. Winey, 40, Wooster insurance man, was found along Pennsylvania tracks at Orrville on Sunday. Investigators suspect murder and placement of the body on the track. A $400 wallet is missing. He left for Orrville Saturday noon and is survived by a widow and two children.
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Howard C. Winey
Wooster
Pennsylvania
Orrville
Winey
Wayne County
Belated Xmas Shopper Finds Deals at Scotts Store
Box stationary 35c to 1.25, fountain pens 2.50 to 10.00, Eversharp pencils 1.00 to 4.00. Books of popular fiction, dictionaries 2.75 to 12.00, correspondence paper in 1 pound boxes, pencil sharpeners, nickel plated music stands, Peloubet's S S notes, etc.
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Eversharp
Peloubets
S. S
Kidron Telephone Company Sets Annual Meeting in January
Notice declares the next annual meeting and election of directors for The Kidron Telephone Company at Kidron on Monday January 17 1921 at 1 00 P M. Directors will be elected and other business presented. D A Sommer president Vv B Gerber secretary-treasurer.
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Kidron Telephone Company
Kidron
Crackmen Attempt to Rob First National Bank at This Place
Between midnight and morning on December 16, two thieves tried to break into the First National Bank by boring through the rear door. They entered the cellar and arose via a trap door, lifted a fastened door, and overturned a stove. The only damage was plaster chipped near the vault. about 15 cents in pennies outside the vault, two guns, and a fur muff were stolen. Gun cotton and two blankets left behind. Tracks and a cut phone line suggest a planned entry with watchers.
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1St National Bank
Miss Erwin
Geo. LeChot
Dalton Hunters Take Two Foxes
Messrs. Carl Lawrence and J. E. Cunningham shot two foxes last week one Saturday and one Monday. The first fox fell to the combined assault of nine dogs an automatic shotgun and a high power rifle. The second fox was chased from Wilson woods north west of town by R W Lawrence and Carl Lawrence fired as it crossed a wheat field after a two mile chase the shot striking but not hitting a vital part.
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Carl Lawrence
J. E. Cunningham
Wilson Woods
R. W. Lawrence
Population of the continental U S in 1920 census
Washington reports the January 1 1920 census count for the continental United States at 105 708 771 to be certified for apportionment. The gain over preliminary figures is 25 683 with Ohio at 5 759 394. Including possessions the total is 117 857 509.
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Washington
United States
Congress
House of Representatives
Ohio
Dalton Milling Co Chopping Charge Notice
Farmers are informed of a 10 cent per hundred charge for chopping effective on this date and until further notice. The Dalton Milling Co reports a remodeled chopping plant with magnets to prevent nails or iron, and a new ventilating system to keep feed cool. They solicit patronage.
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Dalton Milling CO
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Stockholders Meeting
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Pres
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Ist National Bank
Dalton Hunters
Argonne
Advt
Continental
U. S
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Shade
Dalton, O
Johnson
the Square Deal Co
Sol. L. Cohen
Young’s Harness Shop
Dalton, Ohio