Ownership statement for Carey Times and Publishers Weekly
The record lists Carey Ohio based Management with Homer Thrall as Publisher and Thrall family as editor and manager. No bondholders or security holders exceed one percent. Notary H G Chambers attested March 26 1920. Globe-Democrat quotes on peace and prosperity conclude the excerpt.
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The
Carey Times Publishers Weekly
Carey, Ohio
New Thrall
Homer Thrall
Homer Thraull
H. G. Chambers
Wyandot Co
Thrift Home Gardens Help With Food Costs
Home gardens offer a practical thrift garden solution as war and harvest shortages press. Commercial vegetable growers face labor and wage pressures, signaling fewer produce and higher prices, urging households to plant and conserve surplus through canning and storage.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Optimistic view of postwar prosperity and national debt
The essay argues for a bright economic future with a large public debt but strong resources to repay it. It credits wartime unity, leadership in farming and industry, and disinterested motives for war. It asserts payoffs after the conflict through production, economy, and civilization.
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United States
The Candidacy and Campaigns in Quiet Presidential Race
The piece notes little enthusiasm in presidential bids as the peace treaty dispute lingers. Republican hopes are divided over campaign financing and unity. Democrats show no active contest as the incumbent wavers over a third term, while Hoover's quiet surge draws growing sentiment nationally.
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Hoover
The Census and Community Growth
The census shows population gains mainly in cities with small towns lagging. Communities must attract people through churches schools and businesses and collaborate for mutual prosperity. Local centers grow when surrounding farms and neighborhoods thrive and residents contribute to shared success.
The Dearth of Teachers and Public Schools
A nationwide concern over teacher shortages as many resign for higher pay. The piece urges better salaries, cost considerations, and public will to fund education, asserting teaching is honorable and essential for national progress.
Critics condemn cartoons bolding disrespect to presidents
The piece argues cartoons that caricature Public figures are untruthful and slanderous. It cites Herry C. Egbert Camp No 1 United Spanish War Veterans in Cincinnati and resolutions condemning cartoons of President Wilson. It recalls a past stance from President Be kingley's era on lack of respect in media.
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Matt
Jett
Duff
Herry C. Egbert
Camp No 1
United Spanish War Veterans
Cincinnatti
Wilson
Beckinley
Carey Churches Seek Spiritual Quickening and Action
The Carey churches are active, aiming to quicken those already following Christ and reach nonbelievers. They stress hard work, safeguarding the Sabbath, and addressing juvenile delinquency revealed in courts. The war’s aftermath brings new problems, with a promise that current efforts will start a meaningful spiritual renewal and preparation.
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Carey
Centralized School Bond Referendum Heads to Spring Election
The referendum on the centralized school bond issue expired Monday March 9 and will be voted on at the spring primary on April 27. Architects will submit plans and specifications to the board of prevention soon, determining the bond amount.
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Board of Prmention
McComb Herald
Mrs W D McDonald Receives J T Club Plant Thank You
Mrs W D McDonald extends thanks to the J T Club for presenting a beautiful potted plant during her recent illness.
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W. D. McDonald
J. T. Club
Appreciation from J. A. Gibbs for kind gestures
J. A. Gibbs thanks neighbors friends and relatives for flowers and kindnesses during his illness, expressing gratitude for support received.
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J. A. Gibbs
The Little Odol Hopper at Zenders Hall New Riegel
A catchy comedy titled The Little Odol Hopper will be staged at Zenders Hall New Riegel on Easter Sunday and Monday. Local youths Miss Arming Elehart Hilda Lein hart Hilda Peiffer Clara Theis Meiders Albert Borer Gilbert Ruinschlag and Richard Werling star with country folk Miss Olga Hazlett Blandina Steinhauser and Edwin Klein. The first February show drew a large crowd and a repeat was planned but delayed by illness. A post play dance with a six piece orchestra will follow.
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Zender’s Hall
New Riegel
Arming Elehart
Hilda Leinhart
Hilda Peiffer
Clara
Theis and Meiders
Albert Borer
Gilbert Ruinschlag
Richard Werling
Olga Hazlett
Blandina Steinhauser
Edwin Klein
Dramatic Society
Det
Hog Sale At Blue Ribbon Stock Farm Nets High Prices
Charles V Truax presided over a Friday hog sale at Blue Ribbon Stock Farm. Fifty hogs sold for an average of 130 dollars with top bids reaching 275 dollars. A large, distant crowd attended despite bad weather.
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Charles’ Vv. Truax
Blue Ribbon
Sycamore
Special Notice on Pre Easter Evangelistic Campaign
The Union Pre Easter Evangelistic Campaign attracts attention at United Evangelical and United Brethren churches of this town. Good interest is shown. Meetings are held each evening at 7 15 p m and all are welcome.
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United Evangelical
United Brethren Churches
McCulloch To Speak At Wyandot Republican Meeting
Hon Roscoe C McCulloch candidate for Governor will address the Wyandot Republican Club and friends at the Assembly room Court House in Wyandot on the evening of April 4 at 7 30.
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Roscoe C. McCulloch
Wyandot
Republican Club
Court House
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Goodyear
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Carey Greenhouses
Florist Telegraph Delivery Association
the House of Kuppenheimer Clothes
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