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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1925
Page
5
Help wanted ad and poultry buyer notice printed together. Cement mixer seeks job with or without engine from C R McDowell. Separate missive offers chickens for sale and payment at high market price, inviting buyers at Dalton Ohio with a note about morning visits except Wednesday or Saturday.
The article notes that the potato entered French cuisine due to French chemist Parmen tier who reportedly lived on potatoes during a five year imprisonment from 1758 to 1768 in Germany.
Fugitive slaves seeking shelter within Union lines were treated as contraband lawfully held to prevent Confederate uses. If returned, they could be employed to bolster the Confederate war effort.
Dalton dealers post prices for grain and produce. Wheat No 1 at 1.50 per bushel, Corn at 1.20, Oats 0.50, Butter per mt, Eggs per dozen 0.35.
The Trustees of Sugarcreek township will hold regular meetings on the first Monday of each month at 1 30 P M at the Town Hall in Dalton for the transaction of any business that may come up. D R McAFEE
Local notices list people visiting relatives in Akron Cleveland Orrville and Barberton with weekends trips and family reunions. Quarantine for corn borer on Lincoln highway nearby and August sale at Berg's Dept Store. Several trips to Lake side Ohio and massillon region noted with reunions at Shammo and Denbrook families.
Wm Derthick of this place broke his hip last Wednesday around 4 PM when scaffolding at the rear of Sailor Hotel Massillon gave way. Two others fell with him to the pavement but were uninjured. He was taken to Massillon City hospital where surgery was performed and his condition has shown modest improvement since.
Berg's Dept Store advertises a special sale on Defection Overalls promising true to name perfect satisfaction. Shoppers are invited to come in and be convinced of the real special offered.
The common pleas jury wheel now contains cards bearing residents from all parts of the county for future jury selection. Sugar Creek township participants include Mrs. Nona Stahl, Mrs. Edna Camp, Mrs. Olive Gerber, Frank Gibson, Warren Eby, Clyde Bixler, Val Gerber, Frank Moser, David Moser, Samuel Wenger, Allen Rudy, and Mrs. Ethel Limbach.
Statement of interconnected human existence asserting mutual care within a natural order. Quoted Seneca emphasizes that people are born for the good of the whole and bound by a shared life.
The article notes Sequoia trees reaching beyond 320 feet in height with trunks 30 to 35 feet in diameter near the base, citing a typical average around 255 feet. It discusses measurement of these giant trees and their extraordinary dimensions.
Last year there were 3 574 880 farm owned automobiles nearly half a vehicle per farm family in the United States. Sewing machines and automobiles are the two conveniences most in evidence on Ohio farms according to surveys by Ohio State University in four counties. Tractors may not always cut costs but they save time and worry according to farm records analyzed by rural economists.
A bulldog is described as a cross between an English mastiff and a large pugdog from southeastern Asia. The note highlights lineage and regional origins of the breed.
A letter reflects on public service and personal reluctance toward holding office. It suggests most men would not seek office under any circumstances and muses on sympathy for those who serve the public.
Thomas Scopes found guilty of violating the Tennessee antiviolation law and fined the minimum $100. His counsel appeals to the Tennessee Supreme Court with a decision expected within 60 days. Judge Raulston struck William J. Bryan’s testimony and barred Clarence Darrow from the stand. Over $5,000,000 of Maccabees assets to be distributed nationwide for home building this year.
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