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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1925
Page
8
The Kidron company will hold its annual meeting on January 19 1985 at 1 00 p m. in Kidron with thirty persons required for a quorum. Rudy Studer is president and Nat M Gerber secretary.
Jar oid accounts must be settled before Jan 1 or be turned over to the Ford Collecting Agency of Canton for monthly book audits after Jan 1 1925 and collection of all 30 day accounts. Slusser Grocery.
One car load of So. Dakota horses consigned by R. B. McPherson will be offered at Kidron. The sale features chunks and heavy horses with final advertisement to follow by S. C. Sprunger, auctioneer.
Adv Sonnenberg Store urges customers to place Clover Seed orders promptly to beat rising prices. The brief notice emphasizes securing supply before costs advance further.
Advertises to buy furs including skunk muskrat coon opossum mink and fox with high market prices. Contact John F. Moser in Dalton Ohio via Kidron phone.
A fragment captures Uncle Eben describing listening to music with dialect phrasing about talking and timing, attributed to the Washington Star. The OCR fragment lacks clear events, names, or dates beyond the narrator.
In 1787 Nelson County Kentucky settler John Merrill and his brave wife defend a cabin against seven attacking Indians. Mrs Merrill kills two intruders with an ax, blinding others with a feather bed smoke trap, and drives the rest off, earning admiration in Chillicothe for defeating the war party with a lone ax.
A brief fragment notes solitude and hardship in a shack as a lone figure reflects on life. The line hints at isolation and survival themes in a stark, spare voice.
A curious 18th century tale recalls Franklin an outlaw state born from North Carolina cession and seizing value in skins. It details John Sevier and a currency system with deer, beaver, and fox skins, plus bacon and whisky, before North Carolina retook the territory in 1790.
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