Dalton Ohio Post Office Notice June 13 1918
Public notice from Dalton Ohio dated June 13 1918 issued at the Post Office marking second class matter for distribution. The brief item records lawful mailing status and the town’s postal handling.
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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1918
Page
4
Public notice from Dalton Ohio dated June 13 1918 issued at the Post Office marking second class matter for distribution. The brief item records lawful mailing status and the town’s postal handling.
Among local youths entering service last week are John E. Erwin who joined the 15th Regiment band and will study vulcanizing at Akron University, and Harry Snodgrass who becomes an army auto mechanic after entering Cincinnati University. Also noted are church notices for Canal Fulton and factor in poultry production to be discussed at the Ohio Poultry Breeders Association field day June 27 at Wooster Experiment Station with OSU and Experiment Station specialists.
At Town Hall Dalton Sugar Creek Wayne County a sale of the undivided half of twelve acres of wheat in the ground at public vendue appraised eight dollars per acre. Property of William Scott seized on attachment in favor of William Hostetler. June 18 1918. 38-2w W P Slusser Constable.
Mrs. Frank P. Wood of Morrill Maine reports quick relief from rheumatic and kidney symptoms after starting Foley Kidney Pills. Her husband also benefited, moving from extreme lameness to no pain, according to the testimonial by A J White.
For Sale items list Jersey cow imminent freshening, a six month old Holstein bull calf, and an O I C boar three months old from A M Buchwalter Dalton. M Waterman Orrville offers three work horses a farm wagon a spring wagon and harness after purchasing a 124 ton auto truck. Also two lots and a five room Stanwood house available from Jotham Rees Dalton. Lost gold brooch with blue center set with brilliants. claim at Gazette office. Found pair of ladies white shoes and a boy's cap at Chaffin Slusser's. owner to claim.
Cedar Lodge No. 436 F. and A. M. Orrville will confer the Master Mason degree on a class of candidates Friday afternoon June 21 at 2 PM A banquet follows at 9 30 PM M O Frazer Secretary
A Creston pair, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Miller, were in a noon Friday crash at New Haven three miles south of Chicago Junction when their automobile collided with an interurban car. Mr. Miller died instantly and Mrs. Miller was injured.
Mrs Rhodz Backdorf 76 dies in Barberton and is buried in Dalton Cemetery on Wednesday at 12 30 p m attended by many. She was the sister of the late Er M Beckathors.
A columnist quips that if a girl can lure a young man to stand beside the piano and gaze down at her while she plays, she need not be a skilled musician. The remark satirizes social affectations surrounding music and romance.
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Dalton dealers publish prices for grain and produce including corn, potatoes, eggs, butter, and chickens. Notable figures show corn at 50, eggs at 32, potatoes at 50, butter 35, chickens 1y per unit, reflecting rural market rates.
A brief note highlights activities tied to National War Savings Day urging citizens to bind up and sit up as part of the home front effort. The item underscores morale and thrift drives without detailing events or locations.
Mrs Margaret Shale of Bishop California praises Foley's Honey and Tar as a grand remedy for persistent coughs colds and bronchial troubles saying it acted like a charm after a week of cold symptoms. The product contains no opiates and is recommended by A J White.
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