Wheeling & Lake Erie Railway Time Card Issued 1908
Train schedule note shows time card in effect April 5 1908 for the Wheeling and Lake Erie Railway with lines labeled Astbound and Westbound detailing routing and timetable.
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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1908
Page
5
Train schedule note shows time card in effect April 5 1908 for the Wheeling and Lake Erie Railway with lines labeled Astbound and Westbound detailing routing and timetable.
Local option meeting with the 11th Regt. Band at night. Doylestown enforces pavement standards. Pineules kidney remedy advertised with testimonials. Church events feature Rev W H Hubbell and Prof Dickason promoting temperance. Gas and ammunition ads appear from McDowell and Feasel.
Local items include bakery ads, church society meeting at Mrs Sellers home, hunting gear promotion, obituary of John Miller aged 74, various cures and tonics sold by W O Haney, a fluently detailed list of residents visiting relatives, a football team forming in Strasburg, and a public notice of a large onion seed yield in California with paper-pulp innovations.
Minnie Beiner visits New Philadelphia, Miss Daisy Farrell returns from Dalton, and road work on the new pike progresses slowly. Local option meetings in West Lebanon and Dalton draw large audiences. Berg hill grading by A L Banklin and Ellis Goudy moves fast. Coal drilling near Wetter, Owens, and Goudy farms hints at a new mine soon. L B Rudy advances a new house and barn on the state road with Hauenstein brothers doing carpentry. Shanklin visits Columbus for wife’s operation. she improves. Summit County fair attendees include J F Hanenstein and others from the community.
Oct 5 report notes potential rain before next Thursday’s election and voters responding despite illness. Mentions stroke patient unable to walk, visiting relatives in Berne Ind, a Missionary Jessler sermon at Pleasant View, boils and blood poison diagnosis, Verena Lehman improving despite illness, builders starting work on E E Kirchhofer’s house, and typhoid fever symptoms in Mrs Irving Tschantz.
Farmer W A Floyd of Empire Georgia praises Bucklen s Arnica Salve as the best remedy for two severe sores on his hand and leg. He says he would mortgage the farm to obtain it and notes it is available for 25 cents at White s Drug store.
Thomas Schaaf of Seville and Marie Faud of Creston. Clarence Frederick Jackson of Hays ville Pa and Miss Lulu Shreve of Shreve. James H. Newton of Wooster and Lavonne A. Baber of Canaan.
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