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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1908
Page
1
I am a registered veterinary surgeon and dentist graduate of Ontario Veterinary College Toronto Canada prepared to treat diseases of domesticated animals and perform castrations. Horses and cattle are my specialty. Call Phone No 82.
Smoke issued from the cellar beneath Owens Department Store early Sunday morning. George Harig and Glen Kosier spotted the fire as they passed Turkey Foot Lake. They alerted the fire department which flooded and extinguished the basement. Loss estimated due to smoke and water. store closed awaiting insurance adjustment.
The Cleveland Leader table reports casualties from Fourth of July events with national and local figures. It shows 78 dead nationwide and 2,604 injured nationwide, plus Cleveland deaths and injuries.
Miss Mary Lorson 17 died suddenly July 2 1908 after illness at home of her parents in Jurtop City. Postmortem by Dr Irvin Orrville found death from appendicitis. She lived with family near Burton City, was Catholic and well liked. Funeral held Monday forenoon at Canal Fulton.
Weeds in front of premises and around vacant lots must be cut within ten days and kept clear until October 15. Ordinance reference O. S. 47324. By order of the Mayor.
D. Swift & Co report patents issued to Ohio inventors this week. Names include Apple Dayton turbine gas engine Banwell Cleveland brick carrying device Bierley Chillicothe repeating explosive mechanism Cahoon Akron trenching tool Corcoran Norwood beveling glass machine Gerry Norwood oil switch Mattman Norwood dynamo electric machine. Copies priced at ten cents each.
Notice announces water rents are due and must be paid by the 15th or service will be shut off. W. R. Locke serves as secretary.
Members of the America Gun Club held a Monday noon practice session but a sharp cross wind reduced scores. The following list shows the results achieved during the session.
Samuel L Weaver born April 17 1845 near Columbiana Ohio died June 29 1908 at age 63 married Mary Horst January 26 1869 had two sons and four daughters ten total descendants with seven grandchildren noted. He was a Mennonite church member about 34 years and funeral drew wide local attendance with references to relatives in Columbiana Goshen Indiana and local friends.
Publication of revised Ohio game laws details hunting seasons for quail woodcock dove wild duck rail shore bird snipe wild swan coot pheasant rabbit squirrel raccoon and bass with dates and regional restrictions. Prohibits sale of quail wild duck bass and other game even if caught outside state and bans buying selling or exposing for sale.
S N Farrar of Cat Island La recalls a 1902 diarrhoea illness and credits Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving him a $100 doctor bill after a 1907 attack. He endorses the medicine as one of the best of its kind. Sold by A J White.
The 11th Regt Band performs a Saturday evening concert on July 11 1908 beginning at eight. Programs include eye Pabbaesnet march Josey Overture Dramathyvor on ceyeae Grand Fantasia Rose l Aout Intermezzo A Whispered Thrush Johnson Polka Euphonius Baritone Solo Miller Medley of Plantation Songs Mackie Beyer Joyce’s Tist Repit March Beyer EntvestE score and direction by the conductor.
Delinquent tax list will be at Davison's Shoe Store Dalton Ohio on July 2 3 6 8 11 and at the residence of the collector on July 4 7 9 10. No tax taken after July 11 as books will be returned on that date. Resp y I B Douaass Col
A surgeon's family discusses an unusual week of three leg amputations. In the attic they find a two legged portrait mistaken for a child. Dorothy asks if the subject is her mother noting she has one leg missing. The story unfolds with a family mystery hinted by a double pose.
A. A. Felton of Harrisville New York praises Dr. King's New Life Pills as exactly right after years of use. The advertisement claims relief from constipation biliousness and malaria with no discomfort and notes 25 cents at White's drug store.
Jame Drearey aged eighteen of Canton died at Aultman Hospital after being fatally wounded during a Fourth of July celebration. Florin Spoehler, sixteen, arrested, admitted he thought his gun caused the injuries. Drearey and two Spoehlers had fired revolvers and caps all day when Drearey fell, his skull fractured by a bullet. Initial jealousy motive proved unfounded.
Ex mayor Geo C Race was badly burned when a cannon cracker exploded in his hand while lighting it for his grandson. At roughly the same time Mayor Hubbell also suffered a similar accident while lighting a cannon cracker for his son.
Wealth to inform Redwing readers that the attached feeder to our threshing machine is a Garden City Feeder, described as the best feeder on earth. The work was performed by an expert from Columbus Ohio, I. N. Masters.
Mrs. Samuel L. Weaver and family express gratitude to neighbors and friends for hospitality during the sickness and death of husband and father.
Grandpa Albert Dague smiles as a daughter arrives in Akron at his son Harry Dague’s home. Verige Shanklin visits Canton after a stay with her parents. Grover and Mrs. Shanklin move to the Brown property near West Lebanon. Mabel Middleton of Leetonia visits Thos Jones. Mrs. P M Simon and daughter Ola visit Mrs Leyi Zaugg. Orrville Santmyer of Dalton on the streets. Fourth of July celebrated locally with Dalton and Massillon wheat harvest. Rural route carrier H D Wyre takes annual vacation from July 15 to 31. Elmer Stuck will take charge during vacation. REDWING.
A historical ad touts Cham berlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as trusted for 35 years since 1872. It claims nationwide and international reach, high pharmacist endorsement, and dependable results in severe cases. Sold by A. J. White.
Mary Lorson daughter of Mr and Mrs M F Larson died Thursday night from appendicitis Funeral held Monday Interment Canal Fulton She was nearly eighteen a Catholic parish member She leaves her parents four sisters and four brothers relatives visits from Orrville Allegheny Homeworth Dalton Canton and Pittsburg attended the funeral Relatives also visit from Cleveland Ohio
For Sale item listing of Surrey and Pheaton buggies in good condition. Inquire of Mrs. Mary Horsacn at [42-2w].
A resident denounces a protruding sidewalk brick that disturbs pedestrians. The sharp angular head of the brick is blamed for tripping shoes and upsetting public peace, with a call to force it to lie flat for the rest of its life.
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