Royston’s Hidden Family Revealed On Three Journeys
Dolly Underwood follows Royston across towns to uncover a man with a secret clan. She discovers he has two sons at Pycroft and Helmsby and later meets a daughter Littie in Mapleton. Royston explains he arranged separate homes to cheer him up, hoping all his children would unite.
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Royston
Pycroft
Charley
Dolly
Helmsby
Dad
Alf
Dally
Littie
Healmshby
Lottie
Miss Underwood
Peculiar Tourist and Chiggers Baffle Locals
An amused tourist pauses his car on a rural road while children scratch and a boy nearby avoids the surface of his shin. Gap Johnson of Rumpus Ridge jokes that chiggers bite only sweet temperaments as the scene unfolds. Mr Chuggins says he cannot estimate speed but motor cops’ guesses are flattering.
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Woellt
Biz Road
Gap Johnson
Rumpus Ridge
Ifire
Liz
Mr. Chuggins
Carey Electric Rates Change Merges Tariffs D-1 and G
Board of Public Affairs announces merging Tariff D-1 and Tariff G into one effective May 1925. Tariff D-1 outlines tiered charges from 50 to over 1000 K W hours with a $1.25 minimum. Tariff B-1 sets different rates up to 10 750 K W hrs with a 60 cent minimum. All water customers urged to check for leaks and report them.
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Board of Public Affairs
K. W
K. We
C. N. Cosgray
Sec’y
Evangelical Church seeks mortgage authority in Wyandot County
The Evangelical Church of Carey Ohio and its trustees LeRoy Wonder Harry Stoody William Heck Daniel T Powell and Albert B E Constien petition Wyandot County Common Pleas Court Cause No 10257 for authority to mortgage church property comprising part of Inlet 27 28 and 29 East Half of the East Half of Inlet 27 28 and a strip off Inlet 29 in the Village of Carew to secure notes not exceeding 5000 The hearing is set for on or after May 23 1925 CAREY HALL Attorneys for Petitioners
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Evangelical Church
Carey
Ohio
LeRoy Wonder
Harry Stoody
William Heck
Daniel T. Powell
Albert BE. Constien
Wyandot County
Wyandot
Carew
Carey & Hall
Population and economy in Imain with focus on industry and agriculture
The report notes only 10 percent of Imain’s 319,000,900 population supports industry while 73 percent relies on agriculture and pastoral work. Child marriage is declining quickly and population growth over ten years is 12 percent. A Carey Times want ad prompts readers to place ads.
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Imain
Carey Times
Winans Jeweler Offers Eye Tests
It urges readers to visit Winans, the jeweler and optometrist, for an eye test claiming headaches can be avoided with proper vision care.
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Winans
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By John Palmer
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Newhard Real Estate
W. North St
Lake St
Ss. Muncie St
BE. Brown &Ve
E. Findlay
W. Findlay
Newhard Real Estate Co
Laura Stevens
Gorrell Hotel
Findlay
Patterson St
West End
Miami
Ohio Experiment Station
J. L. Shumaker
Route S. Upper Sandusky
O. T
R L Patterson
The
Federal Porcelain Co
Detroit Coal Oil Range
Mutual
M. Presler
Adrian, O
Ford Delivery
Krebs Motor Sales
Chevrolet
Phelps Motor Co
G. & W. Creamery
Gray & White Co
John Kessler
Route L
West Findlay St
Ind
Chas. FE. Cram
Marion
East South St
Modern
Johnson & Miller
Ford
Kennerley’s Restaurant
J. A. Fox
H. D. Lawrence
Harry Tanner
Heberfing
Heberling Medicine Company
Dept
Blomington
Illinois
Carey Nimes
Carey Markets
Poultry Derrieread
Eis & Ogg
Hall
I J Cheney & Co
Toledo
Thief of
D. L. Cook
Sudebaker
Studebaker
Saidebaker
C. F. Sutter
Carey, Ohio
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