Washington's landmarks glow as Logan Presler paints a civic portrait
In a lengthy letter from Capital City, Logan Presler describes Washington D C as The City of Magnificent Distances. He praises the Washington Monument the Capitol Union Station and the White House while noting Lafayette Park Jackson statue and Potomac views. He sullares park creation and city improvements and ends with warm regards from Presler.
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Logan_ Prester
Prester
Hiram Preglers
Towns
Civil Service
Washington
State, War and Navy
Washington, D. C
Carey Times
Capital City
George Washington
Fourteenth
B Streets
Capitol Grounds
Potomac
Capitol
Union Station
Smithsonian Institution
Monument
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
Lafayette Park
Lafayette
General Jackson
Potomac Park
Congress
Court of Honor
Fifteenth
Seventeenth Streets
Taffadd Sherman
Organizing Sunday School Work In Ridge Crawford Salem
A meeting at M H E church last Sunday formed a county branch for Ridge Crawford and Salem townships. Officers elected include A Chesebrough president and Mrs D D Felker secretary with A F Voastien treasurer. Mrs Walton of Sycamore spoke on association work.
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M. H E
Ridge
Crawford
Salem
A. Chesebrough
D. D. Felker
A. F. Voastien
WA. H. Hull
Home Department
Charles Fields
Adam Herbert
L. G. Ranger
Edith Karr
Missionary Department
A. F. Hartle
Dr. Walton
Sycamore
Association
Midland Life Agent Attends Kenton Insurance Convention
J Ward Zeis, general agent for Midland Life Insurance Company of Columbus, attended the Kenton insurance men convention on Saturday April 10. He reports a very interesting meeting with Dr W U Thompson, president, delivering a splendid address and other state officers speaking. Over one hundred were in attendance.
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J. Ward Zeis
Midland Life Insurance Company
Columbus
Kenton
W. Uo.thompson
Caldwell Montgomery Wedding in Findlay
R. W. Caldwell and Mrs. Alice Montgomery of Findlay were married Saturday evening April 10. Rev Laughbaum of the United Brethren church in Findlay performed the ceremony at nine. Caldwell came to Upper Sandusky Monday to serve on a petit jury and the couple will live three miles southwest of Carey.
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R. W. Caldwell
Alice Montgomery
Findlay
Laughbaum
United Brethren Church of
Property Sale Nets 20 Acres to George Jimerine
Adrian real estate agent Mack Fresier sold the prairie tract of the old Samuel Snyder farm to George Jimerine. The property totals over twenty acres. John Jones occupies the land and will stay until June first.
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Mack Fresier
Adrian
George Jimerine
Samuel Snyder
Mr. Presier
Frank Jones
John Jones
Auto Purchase Sparks Local Car Rumors
Sylvester Shuman will soon drive a new Reo runabout recently purchased from Jacob Hilty and Son. Rumors indicate Stief Bros. may also buy a car in the near future.
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Sylvester Shuman
Jacob Hilty & Son
Stief Bros
Teachers Attend Quarterly Institute at Upper Sandusky
Attendees at the quarterly teachers institute in Upper Sandusky included Prof. A. J. Nowlan, Jacob Nitrauer, D. TIT. Hart, and Misses Lotus Wright and Florence Mick, who gathered on Saturday.
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Teachers’ Institute
Upper Sandusky
A. J. Nowlan
Jacob Nitrauer
D. Tit. Hart
Lotus Wright
Florence Mick
Death and Diligence Mark County Notes of 1909
The county assessors begin work after Saturday instructions. Sycamore high school graduation set for May 11 with eight graduates. The Citizens band of Upper Sandusky reorganized for summer concerts led by Bertram Myers. Alonzo Miller and Ossie Jones wed in Springfield on April 6. William Gibbs dies in Sycamore aged 80. Nevada post office reports 12.5 percent annual revenue rise through March 3, 1909. Upper Sandusky court venue adds rubber floor for quieter proceedings in the Curry murder case. Recent teacher certificates go to W. T. Alspach Irene Gillette Adah Nichols Raymond Passett Lawrence Passett Stanley Sink Vera Secrist. James High, Sycamore businessman, dies suddenly after morning pain and a fatal fall from an apple-tree-occupied property at age sixty-eight.
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Sycamore High’school
Upper Saniddsky
Bertram Myers
Alonzo David Miller
Nevada
Ossie Jones
Springfield
Mm. Miller
Wittenberg College
William Gibbs
Sycamore
Warren County
New Jersey
James B. Gibbs
Carey
Upper Sandrsky
Curry
W. T. Alspach
Irene Gillette
Adah Nichols
Raymond Passett
Lawrence Passett
Stanley Sink
Vera Secrist
Wharton
James Higha
John Weasinger
Mr. High
Carey’s Automobiles Reflect Progressive City Spirit
A list of nineteen horseless carriages in Carey, a town of 2000, shows a rising automotive age. Names include A. H. Kennerley, J. A. Smith, D Hurd, W. B. Snyder, G. A. Kennerley, Tracey Johnson, J.J. Herman, and Guy Chesebrough as a manufacturer. An observer estimates about $15,500 spent on machines.
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Carey
A. H. Kennerley
J. A. Smith
F.D Hurd
W. B. Snyder
G. A. Kennerley
L G. Ranger
Newly Installed Farm Machinery Unloaded to Local Warehouse
L. D Truby has been unloading farm machinery over the past week and storing it in a warehouse he recently built across from the Tins office.
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L. D Truby
Tins
Building Sold on Vance and Southstreets Corner
The old Times office is transferred to Edward Reister who moves it to the rear of his lot at the corner of Vance and Southstreets. Reister will rent the building to A J King for a carpenter shop.
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Old Times
Edward Reister
Vance and
Southstreets
Reister
A.J King
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Ohio
Ranger & Huston
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Logan’Prester
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Logan Presler
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