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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1920
Page
4
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A new Chicago police chief with a strong record pledges a city wide assault on banditry. Experts warn nationwide drives must target organized crime to stop robberies in towns and villages, with local police forming dedicated anti bandit leagues.
The piece argues against exempting U S ships from Panama Canal tolls, warning it would reduce revenue and burden taxpayers. It cites equity with railroads, competition for trade, and stresses keeping tolls to cover operating costs. It favors maintaining current policy to support favorable international relations and commerce.
The League of Nations sits in Geneva as 41 nations are represented and the body functions actively. The session marks ongoing organizational work despite discussions about its future.
The Panama Canal earns operating profits and a move to exempt U S ships from tolls sparks a political clash. President Harding reportedly supports changes, while Republicans like Theodore J Burton oppose. The fight centers on whether the canal serves U S business or global benefit.
Beet growers near North Baltimore warn that half of this year’s sugar beets will not reach market. The crop is rotting in fields and at dumps as plants cannot handle the bumper harvest, threatening thousands of dollars in losses this year.
The county Farm Bureau invites farmers to a county get-together at the Court House Assembly Room in Upper Sandusky on Saturday December 4 at 1 o clock. H Ramsower and C A Dyer from state organizations will speak. Officers will be elected at the annual meeting following nominating committee work by township chairmen.
A country woman last Saturday praised the Chamber of Commerce rest room and urged country people to contribute for proper furnishings. She suggested a contribution box to support ongoing needs as users increasingly value the facility.
George We Montague has occupied the west room in the Michelberger building as his barber shop for 38 years. The chair is well located and he ran a strict business, yet he has not fixed his new location. He will vacate the first of the year.
An editorial urges purchasing locally to boost home prosperity. Spending in town benefits local dealers, strengthens business ties, and circulates money for public causes, while buying elsewhere drains funds from the community and offers no local aftereffects.
The Ohio State Corn and Grain Show will run January 31 to February 4 in the Ohio State University Armory during Farmers Week. Highlights include a new class for Smith Hughes agriculture students, county farm bureau premiums, a Kuio Millers' trophy for top baking and milling wheat, and a Grain Dealers Association trophy for the top 10-acre utility corn contestant.
An editor explains the challenges of covering every event and urges readers to contribute news. The piece defends editors for doing their best to publish items of general interest and asks readers to help by supplying missing news.
J A Smith, a notary public for 25 years, continues representing the same insurers and can provide proper service in all lines. He offers knowledgeable guidance and reliable coverage.
The company announces the enlargement of its bakeshop and has prepared a place for a new portable oven once it arrives in town, signaling expansion and improved baking capacity.
High school football players celebrate after the school board pledged a coach for the coming season, signaling renewed program support and leadership.
A historical guide explains credit as the ability to obtain goods or services by promising payment later. It stresses three factors for granting retail credit: character capacity and capital, and urges prompt bill payment to maintain good standing with retailers in Carey.
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