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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1920
Page
4
A public editorial argues for rapid immigration restriction and Americanization measures. It cites rising Ellis Island arrivals, Europe’s chaos, and a shift of power to Republicans, urging language instruction, US laws, and sweeping reforms ahead of March. The piece praises political change and rehabilitation abroad as a path to fewer newcomers.
Congress met for its last session Monday and will adjourn March 4 when the new term begins. President elect Harding occupied his seat, received an ovation, and gave a brief address. He hinted he would prefer the Senate to the presidency and may resign after Governor Davis’s inauguration, with Willis perhaps appointed in his place. Willis now holds a pair with Senator Underwood of Alabama.
President elect Harding will meet with many public men between now and March 4 to discuss conditions affecting foreign relations and possible League of Nations alternatives. The first consulted is Herbert Hoover, whose knowledge of Murone conditions is noted as exceptional.
In a senate address Mr farding calls for the expiration term to be devoted to business. He urges dropping politics and letting the new regime begin March 4 with a focus on service to the country.
Senator Harding becomes the first to ascend directly from the Senate to the presidency. President Harrison had not yet joined the Senate at election and Garfield was representative at his election but would later enter the Senate.
The County Executive Committee of the Farm Bureau met Saturday December 4 to review the year. Agent Angyer reported 2120 circular letters and 1060 announcements plus 53 calls and 15 farm visits. Officers elected were President Mark Karr, Vice President I G Althouse, and Secretary Treasurer T S Walcutt.
The article notes strong growth in U S electricity use and its impact on public utilities. A bank official cites 14 million homes still lacking electric light, with future housing likely to be wired for electricity as construction resumes despite high prices and scarce materials.
James W. Herndon a longtime Three Rivers resident and Civil War veteran died after a brief illness. Born July 9 1842 in Orange County Virginia he served in the 101st Ohio Infantry enlisting August 9 1862 and rising to orderly sergeant. He later held public office in Carey Ohio and Three Rivers including postmaster and city official. He is survived by a widow five children and several grandchildren with funeral set for Tuesday at his home.
Attendance supported the first Community Sale with items ranging from household goods to livestock. Prices varied from a 10 cent razor to a 1125 cow. the auctioneer set a second sale for December 18, starting at 1 oclock, with Ralph Robison winning a $10 cash prize for listing the most articles.
J A Smith, a notary public, continues to represent the same insurance companies he has served for five years. He offers guidance and service across all lines.
A column argues for constructive change via education infused with spirituality to curb irreligion and lawlessness. It stresses churches must lead moral reform and sustain school influence, noting revival services at St. John’s United Evangelical Church and an upcoming visit by Captain R. W. Amore from Zanesville who will preach in Carey United Evangelical Church and Sunday services.
Oklahoma’s Miss Alice Robertson, newly elected congresswoman, may be asked to head the House restaurant team. The speaker says she could transform the Capitol cafeteria, aiming to curb long standing complaints from the men members about food service.
John C. Merwine as administrator transfers lot 65 in Carey to Grant Karr for 1000 dollars. Grant Karr transfers lot 65 in Carey to Samuel Lier for 1 dollar. Alonzo J. Ward and wife sell lot 31 D. Straw's addition in Carey to Harry Neiderkohr et al for 1 dollar. Ida Miller transfers undivided half interest in eighty acres in Salem township to Cora Bradman for 1 dollar.
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