Interesting Letter From The West Describes Dalton Trip
Dr and Mrs W E Purdy and sons M Gy and John return from a health related visit with Dr Fred Purdy in Winneconne Wisconsin The lengthy automobile journey covered nearly 600 miles over two days from Dalton via Hobart Chicago Camp Perry Zion City Kenosha Racine Milwaukee Fond du Lac Oshkosh to Winneconne The couple praise Wisconsin countryside and note rail and bridge craftsmanship while lamenting Ohio roads They express appreciation for reading the Dalton Gazette while away and health improvements of Dr Fred Purdy.
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M. Gy
John
Fred Purdy
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Hobart
Ind
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Jackson Park
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Zion City
Massillon
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Fond DuLac
Winnebago
Oshkosh
Canton
Valipariso
Fred
Neenah
Manassa
Green Bay
Fox Rivers
Ohio
Short advice and stats from farm notes in Roosevelt era
The excerpt discusses boosting corn yields by adding an ounce per ear and comparing mulch effects on soil water. It cites farmer Sam on loafing, sugar lump tests for moisture, and notes Ohio farm data on automobiles phones and running water. It ends with a Roosevelt quote about doubling yields and farmer life desirability.
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Ohio
Heo
Roosevelt
Noaker's Velvet Ice Cream at Lincoln Highway Restaurant
Velvet ice cream from Noaker's is served at the Lincoln Highway Restaurant, a roadside stop known for regional desserts. The note highlights a dairy offering tied to the familiar highway dining scene and local flavor.
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Noaker’s
Lincoln Highway
Sonnenberg Notes on Barn Builds and Local Events
June 26 entries describe barn construction by Hauenstein Bros and Huesleman on local farms, a 30x40 bank barn and a 36x68 structure with 20 ft posts. Obituary for Lina Welty Gerber, funeral details, and distant relatives attending. Various rural notes include travel, illness, church events, a child injury, and farm product advertisements.
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Hauenstein Bros
Amos Zuerchers
Sam. Wood
Amos Springer
Sem Geiger
Huesleman
Peter Zimmerly
Resolutions of Respect for Mrs. Mary Aker
The church and W. H. Missionary Society mourn the death of sister Mary Aker a valued member. Resolutions express loss to the church and Society and direct publication in the Dalton Gazette and a copy to the family. Signed by Mrs. J. H. Schweisberger Mrs. Nellie Snyder and Mrs. Alice Houghton.
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Sister Aker
W. H. Missionary Society
Dalton Gazette
J. H. Schweisberger
Nellie Snyder
Alice Houghton
Ice Cream Festival Held At West Lebanon on July 1
An ice cream festival will take place on the school lawn in West Lebanon Saturday evening July 1. Everything good will be served and proceeds go to the Lutheran church. Music by the West Lebanon band. Adv.
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West Lebanon
Lutheran
Dalton Garage Changes Ownership and Management
Under new ownership, the Dalton Garage will be run from July 1 by Wm. B. Haverstock proprietor of the Dalton Auto Bus Line Fred Baumgartner a part owner for over a year and H. R. Davis. Davis recently completed electrical and battery work training in Chicago and is a well known local figure. The firm will maintain an expert repair department and prompt service. W. Bert Lehman will retire to Mt. Eaton Ohio. Studebaker cars will join Chevrolet as the agency on the premises.
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Dalton
Messrs
Wm. B. Haverstock
Dalton Auto Bus Line
Fred. Baumgartner
H. R. Davis
Davis
Chicago
W. Bert Lehman
Mt. Eaton
Ohio
Haverstock
Studebaker
Gazette print shop to close Fridays in July and August
The Gazette announces closure of the print shop Friday afternoons and evenings each week in July and August. It also will be shut all day July 4. The Gazette of next week will publish one day late because of the holiday. Editor E. F. Scott.
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Gazette
Water rent due for first half year notice
Water Consumers asked to pay the first half year rent promptly as requested by the Board of Public Affairs through Retta LeChot the Collector.
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Board of Public Affairs
Retta LeChot
Members Alpha Bible Class Promotes New Sunday Plans
The notice urges attendance at next Sunday session of the Alpha Bible Class and hints at upcoming changes led by the president. It warns that missing the gathering could lead to regret.
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H. J Myers Coal Company
Stewartsville
Buttermilk From Sweet Clover Dairy at Camp's Market
Fresh buttermilk available from the Sweet Clover Dairy at Camp's Meat Market, offering dairy products locally.
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Sweet Clover
Camp
Marriage Licenses Issued for Two Pairs
Oren M. Sanderson of Franklin and Ida May Stauffer of Wooster earned a marriage license. W. H. Reynolds and Clara Price of Wooster also obtained a license.
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Oren M. Sanderson
Franklin
Ida May Stauffer
Wooster
W. H. Reynolds
Clara Price
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Deafness Relief
Catarrhal deafness stems from inflamed Eustachian tube causing rumbling and hearing loss. The ad claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine will rid the system of catarrh and deafness, noting 40 years of success and availability from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Multiple political and industrial items reported from Washington
A wide sweep of 1920s headlines notes re signed postal director Malcolm Kertin succeeded by William Buffington a senate decision suspends promotions below colonel in the army Washington approves a ten million dollar state road program across 28 states Wallace announces a forest highway plan and other notes include Philippine independence denial by President Harding and shifts in ship subsidies tax and labor coverage plus accidents fires and murders across the nation with several names and places cited.
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National Forest
Wallace
Washington
Regular weekly band concert by 11th Regiment Band
The Dalton program for next Saturday night at 8 15 features marches and overtures including American Independence Sweeley Overture The Troubadour Myers Grand American Fantasia Bendix Wang Wang Blues foxtrot Mueller Patrol Spirit of America Zamecnik Intermezzo Wyoming Days King Scenes from Operaland Hayes March National Emblem Bagby directed by Prof Oscar Puengner.
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Dalton
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Myers
Bendix
Wang Wang Blues
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Lenin takes leave of absence amid illness report from Moscow
A Moscow message states Premier Lenin will be on leave until autumn due to illness. Also noted are the deaths of Romania’s former premier Take Ionescu in Rome from angina pectoris and various international political developments including legal visits in London and military actions in China and Ireland.
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Russian Council of Commissars
Lenin
Take Ionescu
Rumania
Rome
Wooster Democrat Heller Seeks Wayne County Auditor Nomination
E Heller of Wooster announces to Democratic voters in Wayne County that he will seek the county auditor's nomination in the Democratic primary on August 8, 1922, subject to the primary decision.
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Will, E. Heller
Wooster
Wayne County
Leapley Seeks Democratic Nomination for County Surveyor
O G Leapley, resident of Wayne County for ten years, is a Civil Engineer with eleven years in surveying. He has seven years as deputy surveyor of Wayne County, aiming to become the county surveyor.
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O. G. Leapley
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