Public Farm Sales Schedule Across Several Ohio Areas
Public notices show multiple farm sales on March 6 to March 10 1908 across Dalton Kidron Orrville and West Lebanon. Auctions list horses cattle hogs equipment wagons and household goods with credits offered and sales beginning times around noon to 1 PM. Names include Wm Carter J L Amstutz C Techantz D W Snavely and others with auditors and clerks listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Carter
Icc
Jacob Horst
Dalton
Plymouth Rock
Levi Heibhier
Audt
W. Horn
J. L. Amstutz
Kidron
Blosser & Sommer
Auds
Yschantz & Amsetutz
Joan Brenner
D. A. Schneck
Audts
D. W. Snavely
West
Lebanon
Massillon Road
Poland
China
McCormick
Local Obituaries and Social Notes From Burton Area
Mrs. Henry Garyer of Burton died last Tuesday after a long illness. Funeral was held Thursday at the M E church with J E Heak of Dalton presiding. Interment at the Lutheran cemetery near Marshallville. She was 29, survived by husband, six sons, father V Culp, a brother and sister, and many relatives and friends. Also Mr Geo Lehman and Miss Ada Bodine married Thursday by Rev Hubbel in Dalton, left for Cleveland Hiram and Solon. Others visiting or staying with locals include Joseph Lorson and sons in Dalton, Miss Sue Kutz of Orrville visiting Eichenberger home, Mrs Geo Frew guest of V Culp, D Wenger at Massillon, Miss Elsie Hooly guest of Dawn Schaefer, Mrs B H Wenger visiting J R Shenk in North Lawrence, and Pauline Larson returning to Alliance. Short notes include a testimonial from S G Williams of Powderly Tex praising Pineules for kidney and bladder relief after 30 days. Additional items describe the Kaiser's grand train at $1,000,000 with three years building and lavish interiors. A letter from J A Moore of Atlanta praises Kodol for Dyspepsia, ending with a note sold by A J White.
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Henry Garyer
M. E
J.E Heak
Dalton
Lutharan
Marshallville
V.culp
Geo. Lehman
Ada Bodine
Hubbell
Gleveland
Hiram
Solon
Joseph Lorson
Clarence
Joseph
Akron
Do Not Crowd the Season
Spring warms bring children out and light clothes but risk of grip and pneumonia rises. The ad touts Chamberlain's cough remedy as safe against colds, promising no pneumonia when used. Forsales by Ads White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
A.ds White
Electric Bitters Endorsed by San Francisco Architect
Prominent architect Norman R. Coulter in the Delbert Building San Francisco endorses Electric Bitters as a universal tonic. He claims it cures stomach liver and kidney disorders and strengthens the body. Also promotes Rings Little Liver Pills for biliousness and headaches at local druggists.
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Norman R. Coulter
Delbert
San Francisco
A. J. White
W. C. Haney
Lucky Quarter Pills Claim Health Beyond Jewels
An ad touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as a cure all for headaches biliousness constipation and malaria. The copy promises a cheerful refund from Fat White's Drug if the product fails to meet expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
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Gazete
United States Telephone, No
E.f.scott
Burton City
SG. Williams
W. O. Haney
Kaiser’s
Jake Moore
Geogia
Kodol
Jake
Moore
Atlanta
U. S
G. J. Gerber
Chestnut Grove Seat
Dalton, Ohic
Loggins
C.—Davison
Owens “Department Store
Madras
National Bank
Dalton Office
Landes Realty Ageny
Bowman Farm
Mt Eaton
Wooster
Apple Creek
Baltic
Electric
Wayne County
Ohio
Pope
Jacob Fischer
Frick's Block
Woostre,v
Dowell’s
Gardiners
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