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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1901
Page
1
A reflective verse describes a church spire against a crimson sky and village lights, while the speaker confesses an enduring longing that persists as long as life or sight endures. The tone is mournful and intimate, focusing on memory and desire.
Letter from Camp Sailing Michigan describes fishing on Otsego Lake with trolling lines and spoons, the boarding house setup, meals, and local residents. It mentions two nearby Gaylord families, Sunday services, and a humorous dining table incident. The piece also reports a wedding of George Laughlin and Miss Alice Bixby with details of the ceremony and early receptions.
The Nickel Plate Road will sell excursion tickets to Buffalo after August 19 at one fare plus one dollar for the round trip. Tickets are valid for 15 days. Station or agent for details: H P Houk, 1544 Nets Avenue, Columbus, Ohio.
M J Ruffiog announces Bert Mitten now represents Fostoria Steam Dye Works. Services include dyeing and cleaning with hydraulic press and gasoline engine. Specialty in ladies goods. Also offers cider making on Tuesdays Wednesdays and Thursdays.
Bert McDougall of Charlotte Michigan and Stella Schultz of Sandusky were married Wednesday evening at the bride’s sister Mrs. Earl Belt on South Street Carey. The ceremony featured bride’s roses and a wedding march led by Miss Gertrude Owen and Miss Mabel Bauman. Twenty five guests attended including Mrs. Schultz mother of the bride and relatives from Sandusky Bellevue and Springfield. The couple plan a wedding tour and will reside with the bride’s mother in Sandusky on Water Street.
Tuesday forenoon Charles Cupp, a Buckeye Stave Factory team driver, was struck by a drag saw when it kicked free. The blade cut his breast and arm as he shielded himself. He sought treatment from Dr. J D Southard. the wound is severe but not serious, with several days of disability expected.
Mary Ellen McCoy born August 1863 died August 17 1901 aged 38 years 16 days. She married Burton Earle August 13 1885. Funeral services held at home Sabbath afternoon at 2 pm Rev Snyder officiating. Burial at Crawfurdsville.
The column lists church events and notices including a 4th quarterly conference on Sept. 2, 1901, with Dr. Lance expected. It also advertises job demand for harvest workers and travel fares to Buffalo via Nickels Plate Road. An expedition to Kulysko Russia seeks a preserved mammoth recently found in St. Petersburg.
A 1899 Ohio State Bar Association discussion centers on amending the state constitution to separate local from state taxation. Proponents favor local option grants to cities and counties, allowing independent levies while legislators cap indebtedness and rates. The Ohio State Board of Commerce backs reform and a uniform public accounting system to boost efficiency.
Rental notice for a five room recom flat above Frederick's grocery. Suitable for a family with no children. Inquiries directed to Mrs. A. J. FrePenick.
The undersigned certify a copartnership to procure a site and erect and operate cold storage and related buildings and appliances under the firm name Brown and Karns. Edwin Brow, J. and J. H. Karns sign this notice.
Eva May Mining Co seven miles from Basin plans deeper shaft to tap rich pyritic ore ore body three feet wide containing copper silver and gold is shipped to the Colorado smelter at 50.25 per ton with eleven tons yielding 850.25. The firm has spent about 340000 on machinery and development and paid out 196000 while taking 90000 in revenue. The company employs 32 men and aims to sink 200 more feet. Board of directors includes G R Best John G Mizer George Drakenfield Thomas Kelly and Geo Faulhaber with Mr Mizer as vice president.
The passage argues for local self government where townships govern locally and counties handle broader affairs, a long standing American idea. It recalls the Pilgrims covenant at Cape Cod in 1620 asserting civil body politic for order and common good under God and King James.
C Kleopfer announces limited supplies of Red Blue Stem seed wheat for farmers at a reasonable price and promotes agency for Prosperity and True Clad wheat. Also notes Home Industry cigar as a comfort choice.
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