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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1925
Page
1
The 11th Regiment Band will give a program at Dalton on Saturday at 8:30 p.m. Overture Spick and Span Missed March The Moose Flath Overture Symbol of Honor Skaggs Foxtrot O Katharina Fall American Fantasia Gems of Stephen Foster. Prof. Oscar Puenger, director.
Short observations list pests like weeds and fleas beetles and advise Bordeaux mixture arsenate of lead for control. It notes cows producing under 9000 lb milk or 325 lb butter annual yield aren’t worth keeping per Ohio cow testing. Moths dislike light. a closet window helps. US has about one sixteenth of global farm animals. A 12 acre sweet clover field in Auglaize County kept 66 cattle. The 10 acre corn club at Ohio State Univ. has 175 entries, largest since 1917. Infectious abortion costs rival bovine TB per Dr. Leonard W. Goss. European Starling found in six Ohio counties. Maple syrup production in Ohio dropped 50 percent in 10 years, yielding New York first. If gas is measured with a dirty stick, it may mislead. Sweet corn is easily canned but pressure canner yields best results.
Public sale announced by the executor of Abraham M. Neuenschwander deceased for July 30 1925 at the late residence near Silver Hill school house. Items include driving mare 20 40 Oil Pull tractor two season Titan tractor Papec ensilage cutter bone grinder blacksmith drill hand forge two work benches turning lathe buzz saw two buggies harness carpenter tools household goods and other articles. Samuel Neuenswander Exr S. C. Springer Audt. D. A. Schenck Clerk.
R Vankirk advertises coal hauling from any local mine and offers hauling of all kinds with a truck available for immediate work.
Farmers urged to buy from Dalton Milling Co as they advertise abundant corn on ear and shelled corn with very reasonable prices for field and consumer needs.
Estate notice announces Samuel Neuenschwander appointed and qualified as executor of the estate of Abraham M. Neuenschwander late of Wayne County Ohio. Charles C. Jones Probate Judge of Wayne County Ohio.
Farmers report oats harvested and some fields not yet ripe. Rev A R Kelser travels to Pennsylvania for a two week visit. Rev M A Niswander to substitute in his absence. The Mosers visit Cleveland and a ball game. John Lehman underwent surgery at Massillon hospital. reports were favorable. Ordination of Rev Otis Johns at Beach church near Louisville. C N Amstutz participated. George Gerber suffers blood poisoning. Niswans welcome a new son. Funeral attended for Jacob Schumacher near Pandora. his wife Dina Oberly was his former spouse.
Plans for the Diamond Jubilee observance at the Ohio State Fair include a three-stage nightly spectacle from August 31 to September 5 in a new track enclosure opposite the grandstand. A cast of 200 will depict Ohio's progress across 1850 1875 1900 and 1925.
Miss Viola Moock spends days with friends at West Brook field. Miss Bernice Kuligowske visits Dalton from W Brookfield. Mr and Mrs Clark Canton and Mrs Harmon Brill Cambridge visit Kruschenske. Clergy and families from Creston Davenport, Canton Chicago join Hattie Norris and Weimers for a weekend gathering. A surprise birthday at D F Frantz home honors Mrs Frantz with relatives from Cleveland Mt Eaton.
A compact, earnest exhortation to take courage and labor diligently. It emphasizes enduring value in genuine effort and noble desire, urging steady action to conquer obstacles and uphold faith.
In London lore the lord mayor is traditionally titled admiral of the port of London as a ceremonial compliment. The ancient practice links municipal leadership with port authority symbolism in the city.
The Boston Transcript notes a golfer holds an edge over the angler Anantas by not needing to prove anything, signaling a confident advantage in the pairing.
The lyre flute trumpet horn and kithara appear in Greek music. Egyptians employ flute sistrum lyre harp. The harp often features 15 strings in many examples.
Alta M. Elliott sues for divorce from Oliver Wendel Elliott in Wayne County Common Pleas Cause No. 27473. Petition filed June 30 1925 seeks restoration of maiden name on grounds of gross neglect of duty. Hearing set on or after August 19 1925. Willis Horn is attorney for plaintiff.
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