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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1907
Page
4
Prospectors in Carey area urged to contact W Brinkerholt at 1107 Steinway Hall for special preposition on front and rear lots in Brinkerholt Addition. Inducements offered to builders who raise substantial residences of good size and style within the year.
A public notice from Carey Ohio lists postal rates for second class mail. Subscription price is 1.09 dollars per year in advance with fifty cents for six months and 21.265 per year if not paid in advance with a typographic errors present in the text.
Editorial notes water works trustees urged removal of levies as treasury shows a five thousand dollar surplus and bonds covered. The council approved, but audit timing prevents immediate effect this year leaving the levy in place and the tax rate under three percent.
On Saturday evening August 3rd the ladies of the United Evangelical church will give a lawn fete on the church lawn.
Rivalry over routes ends with United States Express dropped by Vanderbilt lines The Lake Erie & Western and Northern Ohio once carried US Express but now switch to American Express all in Carey as the new deal takes effect today.
Annual Kear family reunion will be held at H. A. Kear's home in Cary on Thursday August 8. All relatives are urged to attend.
Joli Siuoots plans an addition to the bias building measuring 22 feet. The structure sits on South Street and is occupied by Wie Bros. The project includes an eight horsepower engine and a small wood shop. Marsh & Long handle carpentry and WHE Snyders supplies the lumber.
Itarry Keller buys the monument business from W K Snyder on Tuesday. M Keller, his father, resigns from a Toledo firm selling monuments to go on the road with his son. Both men are well known locally and expect continued success.
R. E. Dunaway of Three Rivers Michigan reports better health than a year ago in a pleasant letter sent last week He encloses a money order and writes for the good old Times expressing that everyone enjoys it.
The passage traces how U S geographic labels have shifted from out west and the Pacific slope to midwest and other divisions. It notes 1832 Illinois as a border state and Poor's Manual's regional scheme including New England, middle Atlantic, central northern, south Atlantic, gulf and Mississippi valley, southwestern, northwestern and Pacific states.
The article notes unconventional practices in aristocratic burials. Lady Florence Paget’s funeral followed family traditions, while Countess of London had her severed hand buried separately with a legend over its grave. The late Marquis of Bute rests in two tombs, his heart in Palestine, as his widow and daughter visit the site.
The New York Sun reports that many women question a dressmaker’s diploma. A dressmaker recalls lacking a certificate and notes anxious clients demand credentials. She worked four months to earn a printed diploma claiming former work with a Fifth Avenue designer to reassure customers.
For sale notice appears with unclear wording about ownership or debt. Readable elements mention sale item and potential creditor names uncertain due to garbled OCR. Further context needed to identify exact entity and condition.
Returned from Toledo Mrs John Pierce went to Toledo on Monday. Mr Pierce who has been the city taking medical treatment returned with her ill health having been restored.
The list shows varied prices for calves, lambs, beef, and poultry. Readable items include corn, rye, oats, soy, and hog futures with approximate quotes and unit indicators.
Through August the millinery shop will close at 4 30 p m standard time except Mondays and Saturday evenings Mrs Raymond remains the owner and note of hours for the public.
A Heidelberg Commercial College representative from Heidelberg in Tattin visited Wednesday to promote business and shorthand training. The note says young people should consider the progressive school as the future looks promising and the past year was the best in its history.
A note addressed to Careverno notes receipt of a draft for 2 00 in payment of a benefit certificate held by the writer's husband Tai. The writer expresses gratitude to the society for kind treatment and prompt payment and wishes continued success and protection for all who can avail themselves. Mrs Viona A Priv wires.
The text extols fresh air as a remedy that clears cobwebs from the brain and brings renewed strength to the muscles and blood. It describes lighter steps, patience, and better endurance for burdens, making hard work and long days seem brighter.
A subscriber asks for a stain removal tip for white fabric. The editor suggests a simple, practical approach to handling ink on light material.
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