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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1925
Page
1
After three years since the state asked Dalton to pass a street repair ordinance the village advertises sealed proposals for improvements on Lincoln Highway Dalton Main Street. Bids due Friday Sept 25 1925 in Wayne County. The piece notes heavy traffic and calls for blame to other authorities.
Dalton schools opened on Tuesday September 8 with a larger staff and higher enrollment. New teachers include Miss Vivian Goodwin Cambridge Home Economics Mr Willard Wolf Smith Hughes teacher and Miss Verda Williams primary teacher. The junior class hosted a weiner roast and the district plans an exhibit at the Wayne County fair with preparations this Saturday and Monday. Athletic season tickets go on sale at the superintendent's office with pricing for adults and students.
New five room cottage with about two acres of fruit land. Located at the west end of Dalton on Lincoln Highway. Cheap price and easy terms. Contact James Buchanan.
The saying allegedly began in 15th century France as Laissez faire a Georges in satire of Cardinal Georges d Amboise, prime minister to Louis XII. It later became common slang, translated into English and adopted in America without understanding its original meaning.
Sept 21 notes autumnal equinox as a severe windstorm passes with heavy rain. 40 trees down in Abr Hofstetter’s woods. Local residents, including Eilas Amstutz and E A Basinger families, travel to Portage Co. for the Joel Lehman visit. Vernon Springer and Glen related to buying a Star machine. Mrs Springer and family visit. new car trades occur. nursing course for Esther Hoge at Lakeside Hospital. fire partially gutting a dryhouse at D Kirchhofer. A baby girl arrives in the William Springer home. Levi Steiner and George Amstutz travel to Harrisburg VA for high school. Mrs. Noah Springer’s family travels to Ind Tay lor University. Dan Welty improving after illness.
A Salem letter from Levi Gerber dated Sept 17 1925 details a cross country trip covering 4400 miles through 12 states. The writer notes hop picking plans in Salem Oregon with family, mentions local industries and scenic views including Mt Hood and the Three Sisters.
A six room house on Schultz avenue offered for sale in Dalton Ohio through FIRST NATIONAL BANK terms and price details available on request.
Bankers and agricultural colleges collaborate to boost farm improvement. A state college specialist or county agent contacts banks, offering project outlines and advisory help. Procedures cover farm accounts, legumes, and youth club work with concrete steps and county agent coordination.
Willard H. Wolf reports on a Dalton High School Vocational Agricultural Department trip to Harvey Eckard and David Moser farms. Students cull unprofitable layers, study seed corn selection, and plan wheat sowing between September 25 and October 4 to avoid Hessian Fly damage and boost yields. They expect higher profits from better seed storage and farming practices.
The Country Gentleman priced at three years for one dollar. Subscriptions available at Scott's store.
Six room modern house with bath and sunporch features furnace electric lights and city water. Large lot and close in with partial payment terms. O Eby of Dalton Ohio handles the sale.
The U S Forest Service reports 92 000 fires burned 29 million acres and caused 38 million dollars in losses last year. The piece notes home accident risk from common hazards and recalls a 1914 4 H club member Tom Zachary in North Carolina.
A political notice from T O Myers declares he will not seek or qualify for any post as a Sugar Creek Two official, whether on the town council or the school board. The letter is directed to opponents voters and taxpayers and ends with a firm, final statement.
The Stanwood Cider Pregg will operate on Tuesdays and Thursdays each week until further notice. 40-4w E. S. Miller.
The notice states the cider mill will be in operation every Wednesday starting this week until further notice. D. B. Amstutz signs the notice.
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