15 Sep 1921
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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1921
Page
1
A longtime correspondent writes from Dalton Ohio September 12 21 to Mr Scott Wellhearn. He discusses a planned band concert the unruly crowd on streetcars and trains and a new automobile registration law. He opines on legality lawyers and social pretenses urging fair behavior and accountability.
A local stationery ad lists pens pencils ink holders typewriter paper paste mucilage and a variety of school goods. It highlights envelopes phonograph needles dictionaries lead pencils Eversharp pencils carbon paper paper clips fountain pen ink and drawing tablets with noteBooks and popular fiction titles.
Corn is past ripe and mostly unusable after a very hot week. Miss Caroline Baumgartner returns from Versailles after the Central Mennonite conference. Bluffton college enrollees listed: Wilma Kirchhofer Melvin Kirchhofer Walter Studer Magdalena Fankhauser Paul Niswander. Thunderstorm killed two heavy work horses near Calvin Moser farm. another horse limps. A boy born Sept 1 to Mr and Mrs Howard Simon. Rev Adam Welty preached at Salem church. Ulysses Richenback visits. Hulda Amstutz returns from Cleveland with Mr John Wyss. Austin Keiser and Floyd Pannabecker leave for Bluffton. farewell party at Wm Tschantz’s.
On January first and July first each year interest is computed and added to the principal, earning interest for six months. If left to accumulate over years the increase is remarkable. Open an account with The Peoples Saving and Loan Company in Wooster and Orrville, Ohio.
The Pension Office Building in Washington D C is described as the largest brick structure, four stories, 400 by 200 feet, with 175 rooms and eight colossal columns. Opened in 1885, it memorializes Civil War service and houses Pension Bureau records. The building handles 18 000 visitors in its corridor and the pension roll lists 748 147 recipients with total disbursements surpassing 165 million dollars.
A Friday caucus nominated candidates for town and township offices. In Dalton Village for Mayor F. P. Gable. Clerk D. C. Schwartz. Treasurer Carl Dague. Marshal Albert Berg. Council J. F. Budd Geo Le Chot J B Gregory E C Gonter Henry Denbrock F P Snyder. Board of Public Affairs Iira Wertz C R Goudy J H Shade. Assessor Allen Teeple. In Sugar Creek Township Trustees Rudy Studer Rob J Douglass Marion Blosser. Clerk H A Douglass. Treasurer John A Moser. Justice of the Peace Levi Heibner. Constables Austin Shanklin W E Gardner. Assessor Jay Saltzman. Board of Education W M Gerber Peter Simon D C Hofstetter.
T. C. Hunsiécker of Dalton Ohio has been appointed and qualified as administrator of the estate of Martha Eberly late of Wayne County Ohio. Charles C. Jones probate judge Wayne County Ohio.
Anna Amstutz died at age 87, leaving husband John Berg and eight children. Survived by two brothers and two sisters, with eight grandchildren in Orrville and nearby areas. Funeral set for Friday at 10 a.m. at the family home and 10:30 a.m. at the United Presbyterian church.
Public sale at D C Rudy's residence in Dalton begins at 1 00 p m on Saturday September 17 1921. Items listed include a black mare eight years old a Jersey cow fresh by sale day a heifer due in December 12 Buff Rock hens buggy one horse wagon harness hog rack gravel bed Clipper fanning mill fodder cutter platform scales sack cart smith vise cross cut saw sledge wheelbarrow corn by the basket and other articles.
A local shop advertisement proclaims a pencil for every need at Scott's, highlighting broad stationery offerings and value.
Farmers are invited to a fertility meeting at S J Gerber's farm two miles south of Dalton on Friday September 16 at 1 30. Attendees should bring pencils and glasses as each man will work out a fertility problem for his own farm focusing on economic production amid current conditions.
Elmo Scott Watson recounts Simon Kenton, Virginian scout in Dunmore’s War, who braved eight capture ordeals by Indians. After a dramatic escape from a death at the stake, a British officer reclaimed him in Detroit, and he died in 1888 after returning to Kentucky.
The readable text appears garbled with mixed phrases about coding and a scheduled day. It mentions a person named Linporssihile and a URL-like fragment. The overall meaning is unclear and lacks concrete facts, dates, or events to summarize meaningfully.
A writing fluid called Safink is advertised as acid proof and safe for writing checks. The product is guaranteed and priced at 25 cents at Scott's.
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