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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1908
Page
1
Registered veterinary surgeon and dentist, Ontario Veterinary College graduate, offers treatment of domestic animal diseases and specializes in castration of cattle horses and livestock. Phone contact provided as 32.
Mrs E D Charles of Iarbor Maine praises Electric Bitters as a neighborhood favorite for quick relief from dyspepsia liver complaint kidney derangement malnutrition nervousness weakness and general debility. She notes its blood purifying action and spring tonic benefits and mentions it is sold under guarantee at A J Whites drug store.
Dalton advocates a street railway up Main Street to Buckeye Street to boost business. Some land rights demand high prices, others offer free rights if the line serves Main Street. Steam rail could replace electric if it shortens car boarding distance. The call is for quick action to attract people and keep business in town.
Heavy rain and preceding warm weather caused high water in Sugarcreek valley washing across roads and damaging the road bed. Mail routes were shortened as conditions improved, while local obituaries note deaths including John Lehman and John A Hofstetter with funeral details and family ties listed.
Gardiner's announces a refreshed stock with groceries and tee items arriving this week. Store officials highlight fresh produce, everyday essentials, and casual wear selections for local shoppers.
Dalton Public Schools present an evening of entertainment in the School Hall on Saturday February 22 1908. The program features songs recitations piano duets and a variety of performances by primary intermediate and grammar school students under the supervision of teachers and student presidents. Doors open at 7 30 pm sun time with admission 10 and 15 cents.
Friends and relatives held a surprise gathering at Howard Blackstone's home last Wednesday with games music and a large supper. Attendees included numerous local families and students from district No. 7. Protracted saluting begins February 20 at the Church of God.
A Michigan family and L. J. Woodbury of Twining praise Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for children. They report relief for hard colds and croup and recommend it, noting its effectiveness in their household. Marketed by A. I. White.
Nancy Spindler Galloway known as Grandma Galloway died February 12 1908 at her daughter Mary Horbachs home in Dalton aged 87 days after a long pioneer life in Ohio Born in Washington County Pennsylvania May 18 1820 she moved with her father to Ohio around 1810 later joining the Dalton M E church She was married to Wm Galloway October 2 1860 mother of two with one infant death Her funeral was February 15 at the Horbach home with Rev J T Hoak and she was interred in Dalton cemetery Her death followed the loss of her life partner three weeks earlier and she is remembered as a devout Christian and devoted caregiver.
Mrs. Mary E Horbach and her daughters express heartfelt thanks to friends for kindnesses and help during the death and burial of her mother Mrs Gallo way.
Advertises multiple public sales across Dalton and nearby areas with sale dates February 21 and March 4 through March 10 1908. Includes items such as horses cattle sheep hogs machinery household goods and farm equipment. Names of sellers auditors and clerks noted with sale times starting at noon.
An advertisement urges readers to take a natural digestant like Kodol For Dyspepsia when feeling off or with a bad stomach. It claims Kodol uses vegetable acids and digestants to digest meals, digesting over 3,000 grains of food per dose and offering prompt relief, sold by A. J. White.
The Wm Ressler estate in Dalton on West Main Street offers a private sale of a 60 foot front two story eight room house with one story kitchen. It features furnace heat, full cellar, bath with hot and cold water, a fine lawn, cement walks, and a good well with cistern. Appraised at 2400 dollars. interested parties should call or address George Ressler, Admr. Dalton, O.
E S Lopez of Manilla New York a carpenter recounts many severe cuts healed by Bucklen Arnica Salve claiming it has saved him time and money. Henotes the salve heals burns sores ulcers fever sores eczema and piles and recommends it as the best healing salve he has found.
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