30 Sep 1920
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Newspaper
The Dalton Gazette
Location
Dalton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1920
Page
1
A chaotic scene unfolds as two incidents labeled as bad concerts spark complaints. Report notes disruptive behavior, strained safety concerns, and calls for crowd control measures. Local officials consider tickets refunds and stricter venue rules.
A garbled OCR passage recalls a family event with memorials and illness notes. It mentions individuals linked to a Boston area context, a death after illness, and references to a Jake or David figure, with scattered mentions of Neuritis and community concerns over several weeks. The text is incomplete and hard to parse.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a stage story involving Webster and Mary Kyne with unclear details about a seven something and an installment deal. No clear event, date, or location is ascertainable.
The notice lists Presbyterian church activities with a morning service at 7 and an evening gathering led by Mr Miller. It invites visitors to attend, welcomes guests, and mentions a home gathering after Sunday service for informal welcome.
Fragmentary text shows garbled names and phrases with dates and places, lacking coherent events or claims to summarize meaningfully. No clear persons, organizations, or actions are identifiable for a proper summary.
Salton Garage advertises Pont Sisale tires offering 5000 mile life at $18.00 each.
Fragmentary lines mention names and numbers but lack a clear event or outcome. No coherent action or place is determinable from the legible material.
Unclear readable bits show scattered references to Cleveland and a person named Claveland with numbers or timing fragments. The text is garbled and lacks a coherent event or outcome to summarize.
Part readable line mentions salt and a car tied to McDowell, with garbled surrounding text suggesting a local notice or brief incident.
Fragmentary notice shows a public alert about food grinding activities at a location labeled By Placd. It mentions Fardiers and refers to Staver dlacontinues and Gerrer, Bole in disconnected phrases.
An ad lists fence materials including 7 and 8 wire, 18 and 20 gauge heavy poultry fencing, and heavy wire options from Townsend. It emphasizes flexible, pliable steel and mentions stock items and pricing hints.
National coal is positioned at Seried Heating and Plumbing Co, highlighting a supply arrangement.
The Tuscarawas Citizens Band under Prof Ed Smith directs the festival events in the village. The community praises the band for its youthful vigor and musical leadership as they prepare for the celebration with electricity and pep.
The text notes a rally at the Di P church next Sunday morning at 10. Prayer service opened by W A Conagha with scripture readings by Willard Hau and others. Addresses and classes are listed including Nelson Douglass and Wingert with several named participants.
Fragments show Tin Cans Galore advertised at Denbrock Horst's. Advertisement mentions bulk cans and pricing, with unclear OCR text indicating a sale or listing of can stock.
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