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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1907
Page
4
Those planning homes in Cares within the next year are urged to contact W Brinkerhol of Steinway Hall Chicago. He offers special inducements for the first four buyers who erect residences of good size and quality in the Brinkerhot Addition to Carey on South front lots 110 by a certain depth and North front lots 77 by 200 feet.
The product claims to cure constipation sick headache stomach trouble or indigestion and offers a money back refund if it fails. Sold by J DD tuwing.
Entry at the Carey Ohio post office shows subscription pricing for second class mail. Rates listed: $1.00 per year in advance, 50 cents for six months, and $1.25 per year if not paid in advance.
In Landis decision the judge directs a grand jury to indict the Chicago and Alcom railroad for rebates. The peace congress convenes with Roosevelt urging rules for war and an international arbitration board to reside at the Hague to settle disputes and curb war.
A pre campaign snapshot notes Roosevelt leads among Republicans but faces recall risk, Taft in second, with Foraker and Hughes looming. Democratic hopes center on Bryan Folk and Johnson with talk of a southern candidate. The piece warns of internal editorials undermining the party and suggests a potential strong campaign if managed well.
Last Sunday Milton Thomas William McKee and David Mitchell of Biglick township attended a camp meeting in Findlay. While away their houses were broken into and ransacked with screens cut and furniture handled roughly. A little money was taken and neighbors seek the miscreant, believing a crew may have been found.
Last Friday night the Pedro club surprised Mr and Mrs He F E Graves on their twenty fifth wedding anniversary. Twenty eight members and friends gathered at A H Kennerley's home and then moved as a group to the Graves residence. The evening included a cut glass berry list prize and bouquets for the bride and groom.
The Brown family reunion occurs today at the home of Mrs Verlinda Brown with family members gathering for a local reunion event.
The Cincinnati minister Rev O S Bauslin will occupy the Lutheat pulpit Sunday morning in August.
The Union Meeting will be held next Sunday night at United Brotherhood Church. Pastor J. H. Williams will preach. Also, the Carey Clippers vs Sycamore team game is today at the ballground and should be an interesting match.
Rev and Mrs Charles Bowers of North Manchester Indiana arrived Monday to stay a couple of weeks with Mrs Bowers parents Mr and Mrs P E Wonder. They plan to return to North Manchester for a brief stay after the visit.
Thomas Lowery, son of Robert Lowery, aged eight, climbed an old derrick Tuesday around four o clock and fell about thirty five feet. He struck his head and shoulders suffering a broken collar bone and serious injuries. Dr. Southward attended him.
Mrs. S. A. Summers fractured her right leg between knee and thigh while walking in her garden last Sunday. Dr. Southward treated her, and she was moved to Smalley and Nason sanatorium in Upper Sandusky on Monday. Her age makes the accident serious. she has a sister in Upper Sandusky, Mrs. Worrello. Friends are deeply grieved.
On August 13 round trip tickets to Mackinaw City Cheboygan Topina bee Gladwin Lewiston and Indian River will be sold for $6.50 from Carey good on the 5 03 pm train. Return valid through August 26 with no supers, tickets usable for return passage at any intermediate station north of Pinconatng.
Mrs. F. M. Bare fractured her right arm after a fall on the sidewalk near the Northern Ohio Railway. Town improvements include cement walks by W. H. Snyder and a stone walk for Mrs. Bell Gibson. Heidelberg Commercial College touted by a visiting rep as a promising business and shorthand school. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shulter and son Carl visited Coffeyville friends. Mrs. Shultz to stay several months.
A temperance talk was delivered at the Vanlue M. and church by an anti salvan league representative. Local residents and visitors are listed with weekend visits and travels including I. S. Beard Bluffton and others from Carey Findlay Columbus Upper Sandusky Fort Wayne and Ber t on Ridge.
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