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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1908
Page
3
A pamphlet offers Dr. Shoop's Night Cure soothing septic suppositories and full guidance in a book titled No. 4 For Women. It claims the book and confidential medical advice are free and directs readers to write Dr. Shoop in Racine Wisconsin for the publication.
Fifty thousand strawberry plants for sale from a grower with twenty eight years experience. These varieties are claimed to be productive and profitable for the local soil. Plants are disease free per Ohio state inspector. Sale by the hundred or thousand at a reasonable price. Call or address Home Phone 5167.
Dr Shoop of Racine Wisconsin announces Health Coffee a substitute made from toasted grains malt and nuts not containing real coffee. He claims it fools experts and requires no long boiling with preparation in a minute sold by W H Lytle.
Bert Mitten announces he has taken the agency for the Fostoria Steam Dye Works. The store offers dyeing and clearing services with guaranteed satisfaction. Call at Bert Mitten's shop for all dyeing needs and specialty dye work.
Wharton Noble Gibson and family and Miss Carrie Myers of Mt. Blanchard and Howard Ward and wife were guests of Mrs. Margaret Gibson at Wharton Sunday. Numerous other local families hosted and visited each other during the weekend while William Murray suffers with blood poisoning. An advertisement promotes Dr Shoop Restorative as a tonic for spring fatigue, sold by JD Ewing.
Grace Chapel reported large Sunday school attendance and upcoming services. The community saw many visits including Albert Hagerman and William Greek in town, and several families hosting or visiting neighbors such as Bert Snyder, Newton Shaw, and Cora Wickiser returning from Toledo.
St. Paul Wheat is noted as fine with spring work underway. The column records visits and calls among residents, including Marion Davis, Sherman Tong, David Bowers, Zetta Davis, Grace Anderson, Truman Shull, Savilla Baughman, Leela Beck, Z C Anderson Jr, the Lee, Beck, Copley, Davis, Matheny, Essex, Miller, Baughman, and others in Vanlue, Carey, Arcadia, Findlay, and north of Vanlue. The sick child Margaret Miller is mentioned, along with various hosting duties and Sunday gatherings.
Milton Jaqua of Tindsay visited Vanlue on Sunday. Aunt Mary Beck improves slowly. William Hendricks and family spent Sunday with Milton Hendricks. Mrs P B Hendricks and Esther visited Mrs Mary Gillespie. Dr H B Myers of Carey attended to business Tuesday. Stephen Lee adds a porch on East Main. Millard Hendricks returned to Pennsylvania after months here. Lightning damaged Milton Bright’s home with slight damage. Weiss Tessie Walters of Rising Sun visited relatives. Knights of Pythias from here visited No 85 at Findlay and reported a fine meeting. New street lamps ordered by council. Daniel Gilbert building a kitchen on East Main. Lutheran Ladies Aid box social well attended. Vanlue Eagles lost 18 to 11 to Mt. Blanchard. Harry P Miller cutting timber for a new barn south of town. Vanlue band improving. Frank Lee buys a new horse and will join. Miss Carrie Bunn’s 16th birthday party at home with games and music. Attendees listed with Delcie Wilcox to Nora Scihartg and others.
From Rathdrum Idaho Loren Gorsuch writes of buying a seven to eight year old team for 295 dollars eighty, a wagon and harnesses, 160 acres of land with apple and other fruit trees, a fine spring, and a four room house. He details local life, fishing trips, game, garden work, and road changes near Rathdrum, noting weather, cattle, and family notes from Mrs Gorsuch.
H E Dunlap reports recent patent grants to Western Ohio residents including J M Bainer Marysville copy holder G A Bauer Springfield rotary cutter H Broome Dayton & W Dennick assigns C W Flick Springfield meat slicer C J Foster Van Wert toe nail curer J Heim l icher Defiance bolster stake O E Kenney Toledo separable plug A T Kruse Dayton half interest to Peckham heater M G Veighlander Harrison half interest to Graft signal systems for railways G L Wall Lima driving wheel gear rim connection J B Webber Jr Toledo power excavator plus Ohio Builders Supply Co Toledo trade mark for plaster and lime.
An advertisement touts Fuley’s Urine Laxative as mild and pleasant tasting. It claims suitability for women and children and contrasts favorably with harsher remedies like pills and tablets. Endorsed by J. D. Ewing.
Notice to growers in Carey and vicinity for the 1908 season. The undersigned offers acreage at 5.60 dollars per ton fiat contract price or on the sugar per cent or sliding scale. The company provides all hand labor at 18 dollars per acre. Labor contracts close April 1, 1908. For further information contact C. F. Sutter, agent, Vanlue, Ohio.
A long list of farms in Trumbull and Portage counties Ohio offered near Warren. Properties range from 50 to 314 acres with houses, barns, outbuildings, drilled wells, timber, sugar camps, orchards, and varied soil types. Prices from 1 500 to 5 000 plus per acre. many listings note proximity to railroad towns and centralized schools. Sold as near rest. buyers offered refund of R. R. fare to purchasers.
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