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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1901
Page
1
The piece criticizes high trial costs and official fees from murder cases, calling it a hold up of public funds. It argues juryman pay and newspaper printing are misaligned with actual labor costs and urges nonpartisan reform and a petitioned county ticket focused on salaries, spending, and printing laws.
Joseph Crislip operates a growing pleasure resort near a noted spring in Seneca county. The site features ice production from two ponds, an ice house, a toboggan slide, a pedestrian bridge, feeding fish from a pond, and a stand selling ice cream and refreshments. Located west of the Springville road and convenient to Carey Alvada and Fostoria, it may accommodate picnic parties and awaits notice to arrange visits.
Bert Mitten announces he has taken the agency for Fostoria Steam Dye Works. Perfect satisfaction guaranteed. Persons needing dyeing or cleaning work should call at Bert Mitten’s store for prompt attention. Specialty offered in dyeing ladies goods.
Half rates plus 81 daily to Buffalo begin June 1 for travelers aiming to visit the Pan American Exposition in Buffalo and nearby Niagara Falls, presenting a budget option for a summer outing.
Dr. D. C. Moor and his Cuban wife arrived in Adrian to take residence after traveling from Toledo. Mrs. Owen Haines is ill. Adrian plans to form a 15 piece band with new instruments soon, and William Etchen and Mae returned from Corning. Local residents attended a Springville festival and travelers Mrs. Ralph Zint and Miss Mary Frederick were in or visiting Adrian. Mrs. Emmet Ewing visited Tiffin last week.
The column records short notices: Daniel Prat visits Findlay on business. Jesse Moore trips to Mt. Blanchard. Pearl Brown is ill with typhoid fever. Loman Pratt and wife visit friends near Windlay. Susan Worst improves her home. Mrs. Sarah Bartlett visits Ella Orwig in Carey. Clem Beck finishes threshing and will haul to market when a car is available. Bill Tong goes missing at threshing near Sherman, but locates his group at supper. Jay Newhard looks for work and meets Join Snook thrashing. Robison couple join a trip to Upper Sandusky.
Wyandot County teachers hold annual institute in Upper Sandusky High School from Aug 19 to Aug 22 with sessions led by J R Hale Minnie Hale and others. Program covers devotional exercises physiology reading history geography grammar and other subjects plus evening lectures and public notices about events and a Tongkin China mine note.
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