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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1908
Page
1
WM N LA VIERS announces he is an unregistered veterinary surgeon and dentist, graduate of Antuario Veterinary College Lorento Canada, offering treatment of domestic animals and specializing in castrating horses and cattle. Call phone number 8.
Mrs E Dr Chattes of Jlarbor Maine praises Electric Bitters as a neighborhood favorite. It provides quick relief for dyspepsia liver complaint kidney derangement malnutrition nervousness weakness and debility. Sold under guarantee at A J White's drug-store.
Shreve News endorses Hiram B. Swartz of Wooster for the Wayne County Court of Common Pleas judgeship. It lauds his thirty three years of law practice, integrity, independence, and regard for public trust, asserting he blends conservatism with fairness and community understanding. Holmes and Coshocton counties would likely support him.
A display at Scott's presents a neat line of fancy comic valentines. The cards mix humor with romance in bright colors and playful designs.
The social season's event took place at Miss Ithel Snavely's home on February 6 with about thirty guests despite bad weather. Guests socialized, played games, and music by Eva Blackstein Ethel Snavely Per man and Spangler accompanied. A lodge was formed and initiates joined the mysteries. refreshments followed and guests departed. Others noted include Miss Vera Selders Iva Hofacre Grace Gable Edith Shilling Myrtle Weirich Aella Spangler Mamie Cramer Myrtle Graber Clara Picus Bernice Hawk Edith Blackstein and Messrs John Penman Roy Steely Frank Spangler Will Allen Hiagg Clayton Weirich Leslie Budd Roy Cramer Roy Zaugg Clayton Spangler Lester Hawk Will Spangler. Sleighing parties were common. D W Snavely visited Dalton. Samuel Sidle, aged 65, died with funeral at Luthern church. valentines advertised at Scott’s. D W Snavely and friends mentioned, Miss Grace Masters recovering, Frank Culler visiting near Massillon. Alice Weirich returned from Orrville. W D Oberlin on business to Canton. Ruth Sword visiting Dalton.
Friday February 7 featured regular literary programs in all schools. The High School debate on the Indian grievance drew strong participation from both sides. The Junior Class completed a Latin teak with creditable results. The Sugar Creek Two teachers meeting on February 8 was well attended, with music and papers by local speakers. Supt Longenecker spoke on rural schools. A patriotic entertainment is planned for February 22, with details in next Gazette. Chicago Ladies Orchestra appears February 19.
Dalton horses swept all heats at the Orrville sleighing matinee. Clyde Rudy, 3 W Erwin and James Snyder were the only local entries but secured victory, delivering a display of speed to a crowded audience.
Sonnennberg reports splendent sleighing with some blow clearings on high slopes. Residents exchange residences with Dan Schneck buying the old Acker Schneck farm and Dan buys the former, while Lehman notes many saws. Illness hits John A. Lehman Sr. dropsy concerns. Rosa J. Moser visits Indiana and western Ohio. The Orrville Farmer's Institute draws a large crowd despite cold.
The Chicago Ladies' Orchestra with seven acclaimed members performs in Dalton Lecture Course at the School Hall on Wednesday evening February 19. The program is a special entertainment for Dalton and not part of the regular year. tickets cost 15 cents for children 25 cents for adults and 35 cents for reserved seats with tickets available at the Gazette office.
The Wim Ressler property in Dalton offered at private sale on West Main Street features a new two story eight room house with one story kitchen, furnace heat, full basement, bath with hot and cold water, a good well and cistern, fine lawn and cement walks. Appraised at 2400 dollars. contact Grover Ressten, Admr, Dalton, QO.
On Friday February 21 1908 Semeiger will sell at the farm residence 3 ½ miles southwest of Dalton and 1 ½ miles northeast of Kidron. The sale includes 2 horses 9 cattle one Poland China sow yellow bead Mexican parrot with cage farm tools farm equipment and household goods. Sale to commence at 12 o'clock noon. Clerks listed.
Public sales announced for March 1908 include D. C. Ridy near West Lebanon on Wednesday March 17 1908 J. Lb. Ametutz near Kidron on Friday March 6 1908 C Tschantz on Tuesday March 10 1908 Snavely near West Lebanon also listing a sale date and location.
On Friday February 14 1908 Christian Zaugg offers at public sale the Abraham Swartz farm three miles north of town including 13 horses 12 cattle 28 shoats and 4 sheep with two wagons a binder hay equipment and numerous farm tools plus 14 tons of hay and assorted provisions. Sale starts at 12 30 p m with nine months credit on sums five dollars and over with two approved securities. Clerks are Kirchhefer Schneck and Branner Auditing by Clayton Jranner.
A public sale at 14 percent north of West Lebanon includes a driving mare, cow, six goats, a brood sow farrowing in February, 500 building tiles, chestnut fence posts, wagon and buggies, farming implements, chickens, hay, cooking stove, rifle, organ, chests, ladders, wheelbarrow and more. Sale starts at 1 pm with nine month credit on sums over five dollars. Levi Heibner and Geo Selders, clerk.
J A Saltzman will offer a public sale at the Bowers farm three miles southwest of Dalton and six miles southeast of Orrville one mile east of Silver Hill school house. The catalog lists livestock including horses cattle hogs and many farm implements with terms a year credit on sums of three dollars and up. Sale begins at noon with auctioneers and clerks named.
On Thursday February 20 1908 Mrs D J Steiner will sell at premises 14 miles south of Dalton a large lot of livestock farming equipment and household goods. Included are 3 head of horses 2 cows 11 pigs 4 ewes farm implements grain tools wagons plows harrows corn planter hay loader and many household items. Credit nine months on sums of five dollars and up. Sale begins at one oclock sharp. Brenner Moser & Moser auctioneers.
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