Tramp Terrorizes Sick Woman In Village Home
A man forced entry into Fred Eggert’s Fulton road home near the Pennsylvania tracks, choking a sick wife as she lay in bed. Villagers chased the assailant toward Dalton. he was captured and jailed after police identified him as Paul Koehler. Bail set at 1500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ting
Fred Eggert
Pennsylvania
Fulton Road
Wm. Jones
R. F. D. Carrier
Dalton
Lee Douglass
Mr. Eggert
J.H. Buchwalter
Marshall ‘Evans
Eggert
Marshal Evans
Wupon
Hubbell
Paul Koehler
Koehler
Marking of Stamps New Policy For Postage
A new postal ruling prohibits mutilated stamps for mail carry. Stamps with even a corner torn will be rejected and letters may be held two weeks then sent to the dead letter office. A small private mark in one corner of the stamp center may be used to identify stamps and aid theft tracing.
Public notice about weed removal and property cleanup
Vague public notice directs all owners around vacant premises to cut weeds within ten days and keep areas clear. Dated October 18, issued by order of the Mayor.
Close Call For Boy In Horse Cultivator Incident
Monday afternoon Abie La Viers narrowly escaped serious injuries after riding a horse hitched to a cultivator pried loose by his brother Will The tired horse bolted from the field at high speed and ran through Main street before being captured nearby Abe clung to the harness for about 100 rods as the quiet horse proved unruly in the panic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abie la Viers
Will
Abe
Samuel Weaver Dies at 63 on County Line
Samuel Weaver died at his home on the county line east of Pokeberry after a brief illness. He was 63, obesity noted as a probable immediate cause. A German Mennonite of Pleasant View, he leaves a wife and four children Naaman H. and Jesse, two daughters Mrs J H Eschliman of Pokeberry and Mrs David Burkhead of Orrville. Funeral was held Wednesday at 2 PM, A A Arick undertaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Weaver
Pokeberry
Naaman H
Jesse
J. H. Eschliman
David Burkhead
Orrville
A. A. Arick
Death of Old Soldier Byron Fogleson of Wooster
Byron Fogleson aged 71 a painter in Wooster was found dead in his apartments Friday evening by friend and comrade Wm Lightner. Dr Beer attributed death to natural causes and Fogleson had served in the 16th O V I and the 9th Cavalry. He is survived by a son.
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Byron Fogleson
Wooster
Wm. Lightner
Dr. Beer
Fogleson
Wm. Faws
16Th
O. V.1
9Th Cavalry
Harvest Begins In Sonenberg As Wheat Cut
Dan Schneck starts cutting wheat in Sonenberg as neighbors expect harvest to peak by week’s end. A July 4 patriotic meeting is planned at Salem church with music and an oration, while local residents note illnesses and upcoming wedding notices among the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Schneck
Peter M. Gerber
Catharine
Dan, Bixler Sr
Manasse Steiner
West
Kidron
Bertha
Christian Zuercher
Ivan Boone
Salems Church
Vorn
Mohawks and Dalton Play Game on Dalton Grounds
A Massillon Mohawks baseball team visited Dalton for a Saturday afternoon game. The score by innings shows Dalton's 8 to Massillon 2 as East Greenville players filled in for Dalton due to injuries. The Massillon report credits East Greenville for Dalton’s win but omits details about some Massillon players.
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Dalton
Massillon
East Greenville
Tax Notice Delinquent List At Dalton Shoe Store
Delinquent tax list will be available at Davi sons Shoe Store Dalton Ohio on July 2 3 6 8 and 11 and at the residence of the collector on July 4 7 9 and 11. No tax collected after July 10 as books will be returned. Respy I B Douglass Col a.
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Davison
Dalton
Ohio
I. B. Douglass
Glasses and Optical Goods Offered by Huchinson & Myers
J A Gipson, Dalton Ohio, advertises visiting jeweler H C Myers from Huchinson & Myers Massillon Ohio who will be at his shop the fourth Saturday each month with a full line of glasses and optical goods. Myers is a college graduate and highly recommended. Free examination offered with glasses guaranteed to fit.
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H.C. Myers
D. D
Huchinson & Myers, Jewelers
Massillon
Myers
United States
J. A. Gipson
Marriage Licenses List From Wooster and Surrounding Areas
A notice lists marriage licenses issued to W Christine and Otto May Johnson of Wooster. J H Bonham and Edith E Gorrell of Shreve. Benj J Kuhn of Berea and Vera M Clapper. Philip Wolb and Sylvia Tibbits of Sterling. Albert Lucas of Mansfield and Fanny Greist of Wooster. Samuel Keck and Lydia Gerber of Orrville. Samuel Jackson and Clara McAfee of Wooster. Howard H Mowrer and Minnie B Tschantz of Orrville.
Chamberlain's Remedy Returns Patient to Health in 1907
R N Farrar of Cat Island Louisiana recounts a severe diarrhoea attack in 1902 and a 1907 episode cured by Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He credits prompt relief to the medicine and notes a doctor’s bill would have been saved. Sold by A J White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. N. Farrar
Cat Island
Chamberlain
Post Office Hours Notice July 4 1908
On July 4th 1908 the post office opens at 10 a m and closes at 12 m It reopens from 6 p m to 7 p m for the day No delivery by the R F D Carriers Patrons may receive mail from carriers at the post office between 6 and 7 p m No mail delivery in the morning local shown.
Just Exactly Right New Life Pills Sell at White’s Drug
A. A. Felton of Harrisville New York praises Dr King’s New Life Pills as the best relief for constipation biliousness and malaria with no discomfort. The pills are available at White’s drug store.
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Dr. King
New Life
A. A. Felton
Harrisville
N. Y
White's Drug Store
Woman Hurt in 40 Foot Fall From Barn
Mrs James Stutz of Salt Creek township fell about forty feet from the Stutz barn roof while unloading hay. Her clothing snagged on a hook and she struck the wagon hay load, becoming unconscious. She has since been paralyzed and gravely ill, with Dr Long of Fredericksburg consulting. The case remained critical on Friday.
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James Stutz
Salt Creek Township
Stutz
Long
Fredericksburg
Wooster News
Tragic Hay Field Accident Claims Young Girl
Audrey Parlett aged 14, eldest of six, near Homer Medina County, was injured Tuesday while driving a team on a hay field when a loose neck yoke dropped the rake. Frightened horses dragged the rake over the field, entangling her in the reins. She died a few hours after being brought to the house despite initial rally.
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Audrey Parlett
Ed. Parlett
Homer
Medina County
Horse Thief Arrested in Mt. Vernon Case
Otto alias Alva Jolliff was arrested in Wooster on a charge of stealing a horse from Charles Wright of Mt. Vernon. He tried to sell the horse to D. Timmerman for 100 dollars, then cut the price to 30 dollars. Timmerman alerted the mayor, police nabbed Jolliff, who confessed. He may be turned over to Knox county officials, and is believed insane with no hearing until his sanity is determined. He prayed all night in jail at Mt. Vernon, raising questions about his mental state.
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Otto
Alva Jolliff
Wooster Friday
Charles Wright
Mt. Vernon
D. Timmerman
Mansfield
Jolliff
Timmerman
Knox County
Cham berlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
An 1872 origin tale claims Cham berlain’s remedy proved superior to other treatments for diarrhoea dysentery and cholera infantum. It allegedly spread nationwide and abroad, earning broad pharmacist support despite higher profit options. Sold by AS J White.
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Chamberlain
United States
J. White
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Sellers Milling Co
Willis Horn
Torney
Pope Black
Gardiner’s Store
Pioneer Block
Troy
EB. Scott
Jace
L. C. Davison
Main Street
E. A. Freet & Son
LD Reliable Clothiers
Dalton Planing Mill CO Ealers
Orfield Street
Frank E. Gibson
Pioneer Block Dalton O
WM. N. Laviers
Ontario Veterinary College
Toronto
Canada
White's Pharmacy
Pope
Pope Block
L. L. Dearment
Dalton, O. Santmyer Block
W. A. Anderson
Gazette Office
By - Ohio
Township Trustee's Meeting
Orcreek
Erwin
Hudy Studer
A. Sanderson
Ouro
Reed
Sonnenberg
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