23 Feb 1911
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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1911
Page
1
The Dalton area showcases improving infrastructure and business optimism. Water works, paved streets, churches, and lodges anchor a community inviting manufacturers to set up near coal sources. Merchants boast new mammoth stocks and early season offerings, signaling a strong forward march for local commerce.
Harness manufacturer with 31 years in business offers a large stock of leather harness items and horse furnishings. Owner Mr. Young, expert in all classes of harness work, maintains a modern repair department and invites a hearty welcome to attract patrons and friends.
Vealers in Clothing and haberdashers present a meat inviting store where fashionable attributes are found. Expert tailors craft nobby suits for men and boys at fair, impartial prices. The firm is known widely for transactions in menswear and invites patrons to view new spring style goods and accessories.
R M Gardiner once of Fredericksburg runs a staple and fancy grocery shop in Dalton. He sells canned goods flour tobaccos and cigars of top brands. The store is neat up to date and stocks butter and eggs at fair prices. Gardiner has been in business seven years two months and welcomes new customers with the same reliable service.
The article profiles Dr William N LaViers a Dalton veterinarian chirurgist specializing in diseases of domestic animals and dentistry. It notes his education at Canal Fulton High School class of 1902 and Ontario Veterinary College Toronto class of 1907, plus Ohio State Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners diploma and active membership in the Ohio State Veterinary Medical Association. It commends his public esteem, honorable practice, and liberal dealings, and highlights his readiness for spring commerce with a broad stock of merchandise from leading suppliers.
C R McDowell proprietor of elevator at Stanwood and Dalton is a popular grain buyer and dealer in hardware shelves and heavy hardware. He is well situated with fine assortments adapted to the wants of the locality and offers stock with value and adaptable selections to satisfy customers.
The Dalton Milling Company, led by J A Yarger, runs flouring mills with a 250 barrel daily capacity. Known brands include Tally Mo and Yarger's Beauty Rose, shipping to southern and eastern markets and abroad. The firm also operates a saw mill, sells fertilizers, salt, cement, tile, hay, and straw, and recently invested in steam heat and mill improvements totaling 31000. Located near the W and L S Ry station, the business supports local farmers and community prosperity.
A J Whites Pharmacy is praised as a well arranged establishment offering pure drugs chemicals cosmetics soaps and perfumes. The druggist is noted for experience and for providing good bargains to patrons tailored to local needs.
The Dalton Pottery Co. run by manager Eugene Houghton has served the area for over half a century with up to date equipment. They produce crockery drain tile fruit fare and poultry joints and lead the local pottery trade with a popular poultry fountain. Established in 1842 by Curtis Toffton grandfather of the current manager.
A local dealer touts superior business methods and broad friendships. He markets millinery and wall decorations for 1911, as well as cords. promotes the Standard Sewing Machine and the New Royal sewing machines and supplies.
The article promotes a well equipped Phoetographer Studio offering portrait view and commercial photography, enlarging, and picture framing with a full line of mouldings and mats. Proprietor C. B. Feasel sells house furnishings and operates a tinshop, focusing on quality service and public confidence.
A Elaarick Vee Tees-A showcases varied culture in furniture with chairs rockers bookcases and kitchen cabinets at affordable prices. The shop aims for public favor and offers commendable accurate detailing. Early spring transactions invite customers to visit. Mr Clayton Arnold assists with customer needs.
T. E. McCdowell, dealer in dry goods, ranks high in public esteem in this town and surrounding rural areas. He handles general dress goods, fabrics, trimmings, ribbons, laces, draperies, carpets, rugs, curtains, and ladies accessories.
Frank Gibson runs a long established dry goods and millinery emporium with broad invoices of new and old dress goods notions and novelties for spring. The shop features dress shirts underwear overalls gloves umbrellas neckwear and handkerchiefs with courteous service and liberal prices inviting patrons to stop in and shop today.
Snowy roads were treacherous yesterday as farmers trudged in from the cold to attend the Farmers Institute. Berne Indiana faces a smallpox quarantine after four carpenters contracted the disease while in Missouri, prompting church and school closures and widespread concern among Sonnenberg residents.
David J. Gerber slipped while cutting firewood in the woods last week and sprained his back. He remained confined to his house for several days and his condition was not much changed. O. D.
Dr. William Spurgeon of England to lecture on Thursday evening March 2. He is described as one of the ablest lecturers seen on the course with a magnificent voice and forceful delivery. Organizers doubt they could secure a stronger speaker.
Ira Johnson operates a local hardware store offering stoves wire fencing cutlery and spring novelties. The liberal dealing dealer prepares for upcoming plowing seeding and spring work with a replete stock and a customer friendly business manner.
A local printing house offers the Dalton Gazette printing services plus a wide range of cards leaflets circulars wedding stationery letter heads envelopes posters and horse cards. The firm houses bonds linens fats envelopes tags and a ready stock and can produce work on short notice. It also runs a complete line of school supplies inks fountain pens pencils books and more.
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