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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1908
Page
1
A H Arick offers complete furniture lines and undertakes embalming with new hearse and appliances. Ready for undertaki ng and embalming on short notice in Dalton Ohio at No 25 Pioneer Block.
Mrs E D Charles of Harbor Maine hails Electric Bitters as a neighborhood favorite. The tonic claims quick relief for dyspepsia nervousness debility and general weakness with strong purifying action and spring medicinal use. Sold under guarantee at A J White's drug store for 50 cents.
Last Wednesday evening Mr and Mrs Levi Zaugg hosted a farewell party for Mrs Emma Arnold nee Hauenstein of Dakota. The event featured games music and a supper of oysters. Attendees included the Zauggs the Simons Hauensteins and others as well as visiting relatives and local staff.
Suffering and dollars saved claim by E. S. Lopez of Marilla New York who says Bucklen's Arnica Salve healed severe carpenter cuts. Weals burns sores ulcers fever sores eczema and piles are relieved. 25 cents at A J White druggist.
The undersigned will offer at private sale a cook stove heating stove oil stove sewing machine washing machine two burner gasoline lamp and a few other articles. Call on west Schultz avenue within the next month. Robert Tait.
Mrs Henry Garver is seriously ill. Miss Pauline Loréon returned home from Alliance. Miss Myrtle Gulp of Massillon was home Sunday. Mr Sam uel Kuutti ill with pneumonia. Mr L Scharber went to Tennessee to visit relatives. Mrs Scharber at parental home of Mr and Mrs Lorson. Mr and Mrs L SigARver of Orrville spent Sunday in town. Miss Anna Manning and Pauline Lorson visited Dalton friends. Ivan H Wenger of Orrville called on town friends. Homer Campbell age son ill. Mrs Ed Tannenhill and son from Cleveland visiting parents Mr and Mrs P Larson. Albert Hoover of Pittsburg spent Saturday at home. Eva Caillet on sick list. Mr KE S Martin well enough to be out. Jonas Martin and Ira Culp trip to Akron for church with Rev McKinney. Victor Larson of Massillon home Friday.
Notice to the public from W. E. Locke and C. RB. Goupy, proprietors, announcing a new spouting and roofing job shop located one door east of Evans blacksmith shop in the Race building. They offer first class work, guaranteed prices, and invite customers to inquire for quotes.
Pokeberry notes P. B. Horst wed Anna Hilderbrand in Dayton Va on Sunday after a Friday trip to Dayton. S. S. Weaver visited sick brother in Mahoning County near Columbiana. Rev. Henry Hursh visited Leetonia. Literary at Pokeberry drew a large crowd and meets again in two weeks with an excellent program. A Hess moved to the Anderson farm near Sippo. P. F. Horst's runaway damaged the buggy but left him unharmed. Residents complain of grip and a forecast of a cyclonic spring is noted with cautious optimism. Daps Bors.
The piece notes tight claims about ground hog forecasts and political shouting. A Cleveland woman seeks action after receiving one thousand valentines blamed on another. General Stoessel faces death for Port Arthur surrender despite praised bravery. Wooster University students leave about $100,000 yearly in the city plus funds from summer school attendees.
An advertisement offers Pineules for kidney and bladder relief as a 30 day treatment claimed by Mrs Joe King of Woodland Texas to have cured her illness. It also promotes Kodol For Dyspepsia as a natural digestant and notes consumer reliance on digestion aids with guaranteed results and local seller references.
The bank's condition shows loans and discounts about 4 858 66, deposits totaling 177 406 82, capital stock 25 000 00 and surplus fund 45 072 13. Liabilities include undivided profits and expenses, and notes outstanding. Cash items and reserves are listed, with authentication by cashier L T C Hunsicker and notary George C Freet on February 22, 1908.
The Landes Realty Agency of Wooster Ohio lists farms sold to buyers including H E Ebert Wm Noggle H E Geyer Henry Claus W H Zaugg and others. Properties range across Wayne East Union Applecreek Madisonburg Plain Chippewa and West Wooster with buyers from Wooster Mt Eaton Orrville Norwalk Applecreek and surrounding areas. List your farmland with Landes for proper advertising and sale.
The undersigned announce they have purchased an outfit and are prepared to bale hay or straw in the coming season. Swisher and Dague of Dalton Ohio.
The Wm Resslert property on West Main Street Dalton offers 60 foot front with an 8 room two story house and 1 story kitchen. Heated by furnace with cellar under entire house bath hot and cold water in bath and kitchen. Good well and cistern, lava cement pavement and walks. Appraised at 2400.00. Call on or address QrorGk RessuEn Admr.
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