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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1913
Page
4
The Carey Times notes post office entry in Carey Ohio and mentions AB second-wings mall matter with Homer Thrall as editor and publisher. The item signals local civic or commercial issues implied by the brief text.
The piece discusses a November 1918 proposal to repeal parts of article 10 and allow laws on county and township officer selection and home rule. It notes the need for legislature to enact implementing laws and explains potential forms of government for counties and townships, including elective or appointive offices and home rule expansions.
State Liquor License commissioners named two appointees for Wyzandot county A H Kemerley of this city and Thurman Leslie of Marseilles township Kemerley labeled progressive and Leslie a democrat ensuring different parties per law The report notes party balance varies by county and ends with further commentary
The statement vows no politics in law and its administration and promises the best men will run the county system. Appointees are described as capable and responsible, with emphasis on fairness to all interested parties and no shirking of duty.
Frank W. Miller releases a synopsis based on Attorney General Hogan interpretations guiding parents on the new compulsory education law. It covers age ranges for attendance, employment restrictions during school hours, certificates required, and timelines for returning to school for boys aged fifteen to sixteen and girls up to eighteen.
Four amendments will appear in November. This item discusses the fourth amendment about eligibility for office. It allows women who are citizens to be appointed to boards or positions involving the interests of women or children while preserving the elector qualification for others.
The article calls for cleaning Spring Run to remove obstructions left by high water. It warns pooled water and surface scum can breed trouble and emphasizes vigilance against epidemics while noting no city has epidemics recently. The effort may be simple rather than costly.
A promotional blurb argues women favor The Chicago Record Herald for its comprehensive coverage. It highlights meals, society news, art talks, jokes, cartoons, fashion and health columns, women’s sections in Sundays, and a Sunday Magazine with love stories and pictures.
A silver half dollar placed in the State Fair coin box at the gates grants entry to the big exposition. The piece is portrayed as uniting all entrants regardless of status, with the turnstile deeming Governor, farmer, politician, and millionaire alike. The first week of September marks the fair’s opening.
The Findlay Branch train due to depart at 6 55 a m Saturday did not leave until 10 20 after sixteen hours of continuous work by the trainmen. The crew followed rest rules except for the conductor and engineer while the train was late arriving the previous night.
The Farmers Mutual Relief Association will hold its annual meeting in the examination room at the courthouse in Upper Sandusky on Friday August 29 at one oclock for the election of officers and any business. The report of the committee on revision of the constitution will be heard. Frank D Williams, Sec.
Carey Ohio approves Ordinance 74 regulating speed and operation on streets and public places. It requires careful driving, right-side positioning, proper passing, signaling lights after dark, brakes and bells, and restricts underage driving with penalties up to 1000 dollars. The measure exempts fire apparatus and ambulances and becomes law after approval.
The Ohio State Fair announces daily events next week with special days for groups. Labor Day and Woman's Free Day offer free admission for women before 5 pm, then 25 cents. Other days include Hilli kin Day Bean Dinner, Columbus Day, Governor's Day, Old Soldiers and Children's Free Day, Grange Reunion, Legislative and Press Days with notable speakers.
Harold Henry Brown born August 23 1909 in Richland township died August 19 1913 at age 3 years 11 months 26 days. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs Robert Brown a brother six and a sister one, plus one grandfather two grandmothers and one great grandmother.
Crawford church announces August 31 as Working Man's Day with Pastor J. D. Green delivering "The New Church for Country Life." Special music by the choir as the church invites the community to attend.
Notice of Appointment. Jazza Lytle and Grace L Phelps named executrixes of the estate of Andrew Lytle late of Wyandot county Ohio deceased. They have been appointed and qualified. Dated August 22 1913 Willis P Rowland 33 Probate Judge.
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