11 Feb 1880
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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1880
Page
1
Public notice listing rates for ad placement at Scott's Printing House Dalton Ohio with 25 cent business card entries and 5 cent per line local notices per insertion for lost and found items and similar notices in seven sections.
Notices list March public sales at Samuel Garman's residence near Burton City and multiple farms near Moscow Dalton Wooster and West Lebanon. Auctions include cattle horses hogs corn oats potatoes furniture farming implements and household goods with sale times from 9 to 12 o'clock and no drinks allowed. George Fraze Arnold and Lusk John Brant David Gabel W. G Myers and others listed as auctioneers.
A compact advertisement notes Scott's Printing House in Dalton offers neat and cheap printing with sale bills as a specialty.
Describes sale of a two story frame dwelling with stable smoke house coal house and water well on north side of Main Street near the post office. Also offers for sale a grocery store room on south side of Main Street near the shoe store. For particulars call on.
Sawing rates listed for various log sizes from four inch to one inch boards. Prices show 384 cents per 100 feet for certain firings and a 40 cent per 100 feet rate under a Special Contract.
The notice states minimum log prices for small, knobby scrubby and Hickory logs at 40 cents per 100 feet with logs under eighty feet also priced at 40 cents per 100 feet. It outlines guaranteed payments for all sawing from these logs.
The notice lists timber rates: first class logs at 16 cents per 400 feet run measure and second class sawing and logs at 18 to 20 cents per 100 feet.
A notice states that any sawing not paid within 60 days of completion will incur interest from the date of the sawing. It outlines the penalty for nonpayment and the accrual of interest.
Soliciting a liberal share of Sawing and Grinding services, R. Sellers and Son announce their offerings in a concise 1830 notice dated January 1. The firm emphasizes service and appears as humble servants to potential customers.
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