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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1925
Page
1
The 11th Regiment Band performs Saturday night at 8 30 in Dalton presenting a program including March Mediterranean Descriptive Overture The Fall of Babylon The trumpet call and battle scenes finale plus a cornet duet The Pals and works by Barnard Skaggs Crumling Puegner with Prof Oscar Puegner directing.
More than 2000 tons of water must drain from an acre of Ohio soil on average before crops thrive. Farmers note drainage helps, while home gardeners are told to pick beans early to boost production. A vocational class planted over a thousand trees in Hocking County this spring. The U S exports 12 to 15 percent of annual pork production. A poet muses on moonlight and age in a quoted line from Amiel.
A mixed ad page listing for sale items such as a spring wagon two buggies and harness and a stone watering trough. Also a request for chickens and a cement mixer for hire and a lawn mower sharpener service. Employment offers promote guaranteed hosiery sales with no capital required. Includes names Wilmer Horst Hunsicker Kirchhofer and R. H. Camp in Dalton Ohio and Greenfield Ohio الملفات.
June entries note a record heat wave with 98 degrees and wind over plowed fields. Visitors from Indiana praise local crops while frost salvage prospects rise. Neighbors host relatives and guests for attendances in Bluffton Pandora and Berne. Fly Cide sprayer ad promotes odor friendly spray for livestock with pricing in Dalton.
The Presbyterian S S hosts a Children’s Day program on Sunday evening June 14 at 7 30. The program lists readings prayers recitations songs saxophone solos piano and ensemble performances by named children and adult participants with Rev A E Stockham giving the benediction.
The Dalton community lists contributors to the band fund enabling weekly concerts through the summer. Donors include First National Bank Stahl Bros Berg's Dept. Store C. M. Brown Skip Slusser R. H. Camp F. E. Gibson John H. Shade Clyde Camp H. Denbrook Ivan M. Wagner Haverstock & Davis C. R. McDowell Chas. Myers T. O. Myers Dalton Garage Dalton Gazette Carl Lawrence W. E. Locke Dalton Furniture Store Ed. L. Slusser Wolf & Sandwith E. Houghton Dalton Milling Co. John Young L. L. DeArment A. B. Flory Co.
The owner identifies the thief of fence wire and warns that if the wire is not returned by Monday morning June 15th, prosecution will proceed. Adv. O. H. JOHNSON. et
A Washington dispatch reports a $100000 donation to the Library of Congress trust fund. U S exports to Europe rose sharply in April 1925, with $28000000 more than 1924 and imports $17000000 higher. A Department of Agriculture statement urges bird protection to curb insect losses of about $800 million to U S agriculture. Representative Free of California heads to Alaska to study fishing conditions. Army aviators seek clothing changes for flying. W Irving Glover named second assistant postmaster general. Shanghai described as extremely serious. more war vessels deemed necessary. Belgian ambassador discusses debt funding in Washington before Brussels trip. Radio amateurs get permission to transmit pictures. Kuhn and Graves promoted to major generals. Supreme Court ruling allows trade association cost data sharing. reverses lower court on anti trust. Ore won compulsory education law invalidated. ten year olds not forced into public schools.
Two people were killed eight near death and at least twenty were injured as a severe wind and electric storm hit Minneapolis and nearby areas. News reached New York via Dr Talcott Williams. The report also recalls Ian Perdicaris, the American captive in 1904, and notes President Roosevelt's demand for his release. President Coolidge spoke at Memorial Day services in Arlington National Cemetery urging defense of governmental principles.
The Pleasant Valley baseball club announces a festival at the ball diamond near Harper's store Snively station on Wednesday night June 17 1925 featuring a Wilmot band and a variety of sea delicacies.
The Kick's and Young Men's Class of the Presbyterian church plan a festival in Dalton on Saturday night June 20. Proceeds support church activities and community outreach efforts.
Special this week offers Banana Walnut cream at Chas Meyers' restaurant. The ad highlights a dessert feature with limited timing and local dining appeal.
Governor Donaghey announced in Columbus that July 4 will be Defense Day aligning with President Coolidge. Peter de Paolo drove the Duesenberg to a record Indy 600 mile win in 4 hours 56 minutes 39.47 seconds at 101.13 mph for $12,000 prize before an estimated crowd of 145,000.
Floyd Eby age 31 of Canton died early Wednesday at his Canton home. Survived by wife two brothers Harvey of Florida and Ray of Canton mother Mrs Frances Eby and aunt Mrs Naomi Budd of this place funeral arrangements not announced at press time
Mr. J. A. Gibson of Dalton Ohio is appointed district representative for The A Nash Co. Cincinnati makers of Golden Rule Tailors. Suits or overcoats built to measure start at $23.50 with all wool fabrics and guaranteed satisfaction. See Gibson to save $10 to $15 on your next suit.
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