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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1908
Page
5
A sale features hundreds of coats described as stylish and durable with long graceful lines and tailored fits. The display highlights plain and fancy materials, broad price ranges, and new imported fabric mixtures in various colors.
Advert promotes a large assortment of coats for women and children aimed at girls aged 15 to 18. It urges customers to visit soon to see the wide variety and assures satisfaction with prices and options.
Time card for Wheeling and Lake Erie Railway dated April 5, 1908 shows station times for eastbound and westbound trains.
Local notices report T. E. McDowell’s new advertisement and various shop openings in Dalton. H. Wolf moves to Slusser building and A. H. Arick buys Fiscus property. several positions and sales listed. Community events include quilting by Methodist Ladies Aid and a dry vote impact on Dalton and Wayne county outlets.
Annual Coat and Suit Sale for ladies misses and children set for October 22 and 23. Also notes Bible lecture, a local road delay, Thursday singing at Pokeberry, a Methodist social October 31, a boy's mouth injury, and farmers urged to sell potatoes before freezing weather.
Will E Scott visited Akron relatives Sunday. Attorneys and locals appear in town and region, with visits from Brubaker of Ashland and others. Probate judge candidate Mahlon Roach shakes hands in Dalton. wedding preparations of Schultz and Jones noted. various church and civic events listed.
Orrville and Burton City committees in Baughman township plan right of way for the M W and M electric line. Roy I Guthman supplies blanks and the route is set east of Orr street toward Burton City with a meeting slated for October 22.
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