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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
5
Local notes report Hay making time, farm news, and town notices from Dalton to Wooster. July 11 plans for Robingon shows in Wooster are announced, with various social visits, sales pitches, and upcoming events noted by local publishers.
Are you married or want to marry soon Dalton residents are invited to apply for a proposal to wed at the Home Coming August 4th Free Betas range and minister and flowers will be provided Applications must be in by July 15th Contact O B Feaagu to write phone or visit for details.
Frank Manly, 45, a Canton painter, ended his life with a pistol in his bedroom after a period of pain and illness. He reportedly told his wife he wished he were dead before the act. He leaves a widow and six children.
Miss Clelia Brown of Orrville visits her parents. George Dague sells his Swisher hay-baling business and will move to Akron to work in a meat business with his brother. Mrs Chas Beiner returns from Kalaiazoo Michigan with Eliza Dedie who plans a summer stay nearby. Clyde Bear returns from Ohio State University in Columbus. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Everit Simon last Saturday. For sale a good 2 boiler engine and boiler cheap contact Gazette Office Dalton Ohio.
Dalton dealers post today prices for wheat per bushel oats per patie diee corn butter per pound and eggs per dozen with figures including wheat oats corn butter eggs and potatoes though the text shows garbled OCR errors in several lines. The listed values include 10 and 20 cents lines and mysterious numbers for other items.
Dalton Ohio mayor warns all landowners to cut and destroy noxious weeds including thistles wild lettuce and mustard on all village lots. Weeds must be cleared between June 15–30 August 1–12 and September 16–18, 1910 or authorities will perform the work at owner's expense. Witness stamp dated June 15 1910.
Peter LD Geiser of Baughman township and Mary Schmidt of East Union township obtained a marriage license. Leon B Simon and Lois M Fresh of Congress. Harvey A Conrad and Katherine Richard of Green township also received licenses.
Akron businessman Jacobs Adler president of the American Scrap Iron Company shot himself at his home after pleading guilty to obtaining a check under false pretenses from Alkali Rubber Company. Prosecutors accused him of swindling rubber firms on short weight methods and sought a long sentence. He died instantly in front of his wife and three children.
Mrs John Geiser aged 19 died at her Orrville home Sunday evening from a complication of diseases. Funeral services are planned for Wednesday morning, after which the body will be taken to Sterling for burial. She was daughter of Mr and Mrs Peter Leichty who survive with her husband. The death follows a difficult operation from which she did not recover.
Paul Mathulka of Buffalo New York writes that for a year his family has kept Dr King's New Life Pills at home. He calls the laxative a blessing and says it helps stomach liver and kidney troubles. The note mentions the product is available at White's.
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