25 Feb 1909
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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1909
Page
1
An advertisement seeks public attention for a Lana-registered veterinary practitioner from Ontario, Canada. The graduate of Ontario Veterinary College offers treatment of diseases in domesticated animals and advertises castration services with a focus on horses and cattle, calling for inquiries at Prone No. 32.
Nick Kosmick an Austrian immigrant about 43 died after a night of heavy drinking near the Brewster cutoff. Coroner Clark and undertaker Arick ruled acute alcoholism as the cause after examining him at Arick's rooms. A rumor claimed stabbing in a mass of red bedclothes appeared bloodlike. Kosmick leaves a wife and five children in Austria. funeral yesterday at West Brookfield Catholic Cemetery. He was owed 2500 by his employers and his fellow workers donated 1.00 each for burial funds.
John Washington of Bosqueville Texas credits Bucklen's Arnica Salve with a complete cure after a blood poisoning from an insect bite kept him bedridden for five weeks. The salve is touted for eczema boils burns and piles and priced at 25 cents by A J Whites.
Mrs. John Murray of Seville says she learned her husband John Murray a 41 year old Akron street car motorman has a second wife Dora Wheeler of Akron. Murray was arrested on a bigamy charge after his alleged honeymoon with Wheeler.
The Manila government band of 85 educated musicians tours forty cities and comes to Wooster for a March 1 matinee at 2 30. Tickets cost 50 6 75 and BIOC and I May may be reserved in advance. This world renowned ensemble will lead Washington's inaugural parade March 4.
The Wayne County Corn Improvement Association will meet in the Wooster court room on Saturday March 6 at 1 p m standard time. The program includes The Possibilities of Wayne County Spike and Corn The Stand and When to Plant It with speakers Chas E Thorne Gail T Abbott. Plans for a big county corn show next Fall will be discussed and all members are urged to attend.
Last Friday night Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Camp were returning from a lecture when their buggy struck a stone at Pope farm north of town. The collision threw them out, seriously injuring Mrs. Camp who was taken to Geo Ressler's and later to her parents' home for examination and treatment. Doctors found a fractured pelvic arch and warned she may be crippled for life if she recovers.
The post office department declares dues reminders on postal cards are dun-like and violate postal laws. Secret fraternal groups must now send notices by letters with added postage.
Franklin Erb and Elizabeth May Zimmerman both of Smithville. Stephen Rutter and Ethel Flory both of Wooster. Robert C. Cockrell and Sarah Ar minds Burne both of Burbank.
There will be a home seekers excursion to Amarillo Texas via Santa Fe railroad from Chicago Illinois on Tuesday March 2. For information inquire or write to H. Albright Orrville Ohio representing the P L Person Land Co Amarillo Texas.
Readable fragment notes Crepe paper doilies and napkins available at Scott's store. Details about product variety or prices are unavailable in the text.
An old advertisement urges buying Chamberlain Cough Remedy to save money while ensuring cure. It claims the remedy reliably cures colds and warns neglected colds can worsen. Sold by A J White at 25 and 60 cents per bottle.
John Ressler born Lancaster County Pennsylvania August 18 1839 died February 20 1909 after illness stemming from February 19 He lived nine years at Adam S Ditty home near Pierson Illinois The death notice notes he leaves one brother George Ressler of Dalton and several friends A sermon was preached February 22 1909 at the Ditty residence by Mrs K E Miller pastor First Christian Church Pierson Illinois.
Pittsburg dispatch predicts a wide change by May on the Wheeling and Lake Erie and Pittsburg terminal roads with Harriman freezing out Gould. The new line, Pittsburg Cleveland and Toledo, will double track Toledo to Pittsburg and connect Creston with Erie. Chicago Pittsburg service to be run via Creston and the Erie replacing the Wabash at Toledo. Six million dollars have been allotted for the double track.
Promises $40.00 to San Francisco Los Angeles Portland and all Pacific Coast points via The Wheeling and Lake Erie during March and April. Stopovers allowed en route. See W L J Agent for particulars or write R I Kelley G P A Cleveland
A French scientist attributes life extension to blood-focused methods yet Electric Bitters is praised as a universal remedy. The ad cites W. M. Sherman of Cushing, Maine, saying kidney trouble vanished after using the tonic. Available for 50 cents at A. J. White's.
Dalton Post Office staff held a birthday dinner at the Sletcher home on Juckeye street with about forty attendees. Guests included Postmaster H. J. Jameson and families, carrier routes 1 through 4, and several neighbors. The gathering featured a fine day and hearty socializing among the local Uncle Sam team.
Government figures show 3,132,063 Bell stations and 2,988,000 independents, with about 900,000 independents affiliated to Bell. After adjustments, Bell leads 4,000,000 to 2,150,000, highlighting Bell’s nationwide interconnecting system versus fragmented independents. The article notes uniform equipment and a single policy under Bell, boosting national service.
The article notes that the ordination lists are not keeping pace with demand. It reports only eight more deacons compared with last year, indicating slower expansion in clergy numbers for the church this season.
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