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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1907
Page
4
An old classified notice advertises telegraphist positions with Yona Min and Ladders patent scope. It offers monthly pay from ten dollars to beginners, four months training, and work for expenses. Applications directed to the National Telegraph Institute in Cincinnati Ohio.
At the Carey Ohio post office the second class mail matter notice details basic rates. One price for a year is $1.00 with six month option at fifty cents and a $1.25 yearly rate if not prepaid.
The Upper Sandusky papers debate who benefits most from public printing funds and whether taxpayers would approve the spending if asked, highlighting local interest in fiscal priorities and transparency.
The author argues Democratic papers misuse criticism of William Jennings Bryan while unfairly attacking Theodore Roosevelt. They claim editors show partisan tyranny and seek to sway public opinion for party gain, praising Roosevelt as a friend of the people and Bryan as a man of exceptional character.
A misreported incident details a young man named Smith from Biglick township shot near Crawford while hunting by a youth named Davis from Biglick township. Reports vary with Crawford residents and The Times noting no local knowledge and banks unaware of the event. Origin of the report remains uncertain.
Emerson Bartlett brought home a deer from Livingston county Michigan with a weight of two hundred fifty pounds. It was taken to Hart and Femerine’s meat market where many feasted on venison. Bartlett hunted in the Upper Peninsula and killed two deer, though only one could be brought home. He paid a twenty five dollar license and called it a yearly sport.
Frank Morris a barber, about a year after a left arm fracture failed to heal. An X ray at Marion showed tuberculosis and the need for amputation. The operation was done at his mother Mrs Amanda Warris home with Dr J D Southward and Dr R C Van Buren. His condition improved after the surgery.
A cheerful day was spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Stoll east of town. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. William Karr and daughters Lucile and Florence of Lima, Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Walters of Marion Mo, Mrs. H. A. Stoll and son Jefford of Vanlue, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank McDonald with daughter Kathryn and John Walter.
George Bish of Carey stayed with John Nye and family Sunday. Frank Hoffbauer visited Findlay Sunday. M. Keepfer traveled east Sunday evening. Charles Wood and children visited in Fostoria Saturday. Mr and Mrs Samuel Beitler of Carey called on the Moores and Adangs Sunday afternoon. Fern Blinn spent Thanksgiving with Adeline Ulman in Fostoria. Mrs Henry Shondel and children of Defiance spend the week with Frank Adang. Mr and Mrs Harry Gessure of Wilmington visit friends nearby. Mr and Mrs A A Shubert spent Saturday in Findlay.
In a Punch cartoon a head master reprimands Jones Minor for always being last in class. The boy pleads he is the youngest, and the master allows him to proceed this time but warns he will never succeed if he makes excuses his whole life.
Market snippet lists Wheat, Nod Qats, Corn Yellow, Corn Mixed, and Rye No2 at 67 with unclear context. No clear event or figures beyond commodity references and a price/grade entry for rye.
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