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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1913
Page
4
Local churches publish Sunday worship times and活动 for Salem area. Salem Mennonite and United Presbyterian list Sabbath schools, sermons, and evening services with youth programs. Presbyterian and Methodist Episcopal add midweek prayers, choir, and upcoming Children's Day events in June.
Mrs. Mary Utsler administratrix of Adam Utsler’s estate agreed to 3500 from Massillon Coal Mining Co for his wrongful death while sinking a shaft last November. Judge Weier apportioned 2300 to the widow and 600 each to sons Dewey and Loda, ages 15 and 13, due to the husband’s lack of estate and the widow’s crippled condition.
House and lot for rent advertised on Schultz Avenue. Inquiries directed to W. H. H. Wertz, Dalton, Ohio.
J N Edwards of Stanwood and Veil Shrader of Greenville leave for Chicago for a week. Ellen Tschantz of Alliance visits the community. Ruth Baird and Jane Berg elected delegates to the Sunday school convention at Marshallville on June 10 11. Festival Saturday night and small LA society turnout at Mrs John Kipfers sewing.
Sealed proposals to the Clerk of the Board of Education Sugar Creek Township Wayne County Ohio in Dalton will be received until noon June 12 1913 for building an addition to Sub district No 11. Bids must name all interested parties include disinterested guaranty that a contract will be entered and performance secured. Prices for materials and labor to be stated separately. The lowest responsible bid will be accepted or all bids rejected by the Board.
The article recounts Wilson's push for a Short Ballot movement by 1910. It details his aim to unite influence across parties, educate through information, and transform elective offices into an appointed, cohesive system to restore popular control. The Short Ballot Organization formed with Wilson as president.
A New Orleans Picayune critique notes the clash of small ideas with grand vocabulary creating a jarring effect. The column argues for clearer expression and tighter writing to improve readability and impact.
A playful remark from Dora after a party. she told her mother she enjoyed it but it was so hot she came out “in perforation,” a comic mispronunciation that reveals a child’s humorous mishearing.
Snow feels warm because of its light woolly texture and its whiteness. White snow reflects sunlight so heat returns to objects above it while preserving the warmth of the earth beneath.
Massillon railway timetable lists east and west bound trains with stops from Massillon to Pryor and other towns. It includes times such as 4:38, 4:44, 5:07, and 6:07 PM with flag stops noted. R. F. Kgny is named as General Passenger Agent and a local agent at BWeborress.
North Dakota lower house debates a short ballot plan by Rep Snyder to extend the Governor's term to four years and centralize appointments to key state offices including Secretary of State Auditor Treasurer Superintendent of Public Instruction Insurance Commissioner Railroad Commissioners and Agriculture Commissioner.
Effective May 4 1913 trains 2 and 223 run between Massillon and Norwalk with all stops daily. Trains 207 208 223 224 operate daily among Dalton Massillon Brewster. Mail handling on trains 207 2 5 223 received and on 208 2 224 dispatched.
A Manchester Union quote likens a kiss through a veil to drinking honey through blotting paper, capturing a lyrical image about love and restraint.
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