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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1930
Page
8
An editorial urges safer highway driving by race drivers and the public noting that thoughtless driving causes accidents. It cites a veteran driver with 32 years accident free and stresses signals braking and prudent speeds over reckless cornering and racing to beat lights.
Several classified notices offer cabbage plants from Copenhagen Danish Ballhead Houser Golden Acre and Wakefield. farm horse for inquire of C L Silvea near Orrville. oats for cash. playground equipment at Scott's Store. oak furniture and rugs at Goudy’s Furniture. bees and supplies from I J Buchwalter. Listings show addresses in Dalton and Orrville Ohio with modest prices and contact points.
For rent a new six room house offering full conveniences. Garage available if desired. Inquire R H Buchanan at Dalton.
The text explains that interplanetary space lacks air, so Earth’s motion at 19 miles per second would not create wind. It notes the earth’s atmosphere moves with the planet due to the same forces that move the solid body.
The column notes weddings and events in the Mansfield and Kidron area. Bertha Grossen marries Edward Tate with life arrangement in Mansfield. Denver Sommer and Helen Shanklin wed in a morning ceremony. A. R. Keiser officiated. Local travelers and illnesses are also mentioned along with a Bible school outing and ivy poisoning case.
Short descriptions cover poultry management separating pullets from cockerels after sex, shallow cultivation benefits, low egg producers’ income, concrete non slip barn ramp, Ohio beekeeping tour of Michigan, August market listings, cow weight versus milk output, and a wife’s marital bliss method using written notes.
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