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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1907
Page
4
A questionable health product, Ortho Lixative Fruit Syrup, is advertised with a guarantee to cure constipation headaches stomach trouble and indigestion. The ad promises a refund if it fails and questions what more could be expected from the manufacturer.
Citizens eyeing Carey village home building within the next year are advised to contact W. Brinkerhoff at 1107 Steinway Hall Chicago for a special proposition. He offers inducements to the first four buyers who construct sizable quality residences in the Brinkerhoff Addition on South front lots 110 by 400 feet or North front lots 75 by 200 feet.
Des Cleveries Strauss and Miss Lacey Condo visit the Home of Mr and Mrs G Bond ADA Miller from Chicago visits a week at his mother Mrs I Bond and Mrs George B Newhard in town. J P Newhard’s cousin J P Newhard hosts Margaret England of Wharton then returns home after visit. 8 8 Shaffstall of Hopeville Iowa and Josiah Shaffstall of Osvada visit cousin Mrs Jacob Payne Monday.
The adju tant general ordered the mustering out of Company B amid captaincy disputes in Carey. Critics call the move abrupt and harmful to officers and enlisted men, arguing the charge of inefficiency is vague. A Carey businessmen meeting urged reorganization and support to rebuild the unit.
The Mississippi Senate race closed with two Democratic contenders, Governor Vardaman and Congressman John Sharpe Williams. Vardaman campaigned on race policy claiming he would prefer Jefferson Davis era ideals to Roosevelt era symbols, while Williams is described as a liberal, capable statesman who was already elected.
Judge Lindbergh in Chicago imposes the heaviest U S court fine on Standard Oil for accepting rebates from the Chicago & Alton railroad. The Elkins Act required published rates. 1462 cars violated the law, each car a separate offense. The case implicates Standard Oil of Indiana and the parent Standard Oil Company, with potential supreme court review and property attachments if unpaid.
Chas FE Cram resigns as assistant editor and traveling representative of Poultry Success of Springfield after three years to start a poultry journal in Carey on October 1. Joe Coleman of Belleville will join him. Cotman, a prominent poultryman and club secretary, plans to move here by January. The journal will be printed in a neighboring city and shipped to Carey.
The Brown reunion gathered last Thursday at Mrs. Verlinda Brown's home with about sixty five attendees. Elected officers were F. M Fell ers president S. M. Ranger vice president and Miss Florence Smith secretary and treasurer. The next reunion will be hosted by W. S. Parker in Findlay on the second Thursday in August.
The Kear family held their twentieth annual reunion at HW4 Kear’s home on a Thursday in August. M Kear of Wharton was elected president with Stella Nye of Carey as secretary treasurer. A Kear and G W Kear of Wharton plus E E Kear engaged on the arrangements committee. The next reunion is set for August 18 1908 at an unspecified location.
Franklin David Kentfield infant son of Mr and Mrs Charles Kentfield died Monday after several days illness. He was born February 22 1907 as one of twins. His funeral was held Tuesday forenoon at Our Lady of Consolation church and burial followed at St Marys cemetery north of town.
We extend our sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness shown during the affliction surrounding the death of our little son Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kentfield express gratitude.
Mrs James Hibbins suffered a severe fall in her home last Sunday between two rooms on stairs. The fracture was reduced by J J N Zeis with Dr R C Van Buren assisting. many expressions of sympathy and wishes for recovery followed the incident.
Miss Mabel Engler was the guest of Fostoria friends Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. David Heck were guests at Kirby Monday. Miss Minnie Field of Chicago is spending a week with Mr. and Mrs L Bond. Union Sunday school excursion to Cedar Point set for Thursday the 22nd.
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