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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1919
Page
4
A call to resolve the coal strike crisis urges restoring the principle that mines serve the people. It proposes a three‑party conference with neutral commissioners to determine a fair course, with operators or miners facing removal or punishment if they refuse agreed terms.
Republican managers meet in Washington this week to set the agenda for the national convention to nominate a president and draft a platform. Gen Leonard Wood leads in support, with Harding mentioned. Ohio favors a favorite son. Harding is noted as a former newspaper editor.
Street cars were brought back to Toledo on Saturday and are running their usual routes. The public welcomed the resumption but found jitney service expensive and inconvenient. Details on who arranged the service are unclear.
Findlay faces curbed power under short rations with Fr B G S Traction Co cutting to three days weekly for industry. Electrical advertising signs discontinued and street lights shifted. Teuslo ard Ohio Central railroad cancels two trains.
Secretary of Commerce William C. Redfield resigns from President Wilson's cabinet. Representative Joshua W. Alexander of Missouri is appointed to replace him. Redfield, a New York native, has served as commerce secretary since Wilson's first inauguration.
Washington reports twelve thousand U S troops along the Rhine could be used by Marshal Foch in allied advances into Germany under the armistice protocol. Berlin allegedly seeks to unsettle allies as the Senate veto lingers on the peace treaty.
A proposal by Senator Fall of New Mexico to sever diplomatic ties with Mexico failed in the Senate. Reportedly seeking conflict because of Mexican interests, he pressed for executive power, but the measure died naturally and did not advance.
A discussion on community improvement notes that districts like Arlington and Greenspring show forward planning. It argues a hall is essential for schools business farming and public meetings and urges funding by contributions and voluntary efforts rather than taxation. It cites the chamber of commerce and past charitable giving as models.
Brayton Crislip of Minneapolis purchases 165 acres one mile east of Keller's Mill for 21450 dollars. He gives the farm to his sister Miss Mabel Crislip, with Forest Crislip of Tiffin likely to occupy the property.
An advertisement urges men to become “red blooded” via Pepto Mangan in liquid or tablet form. It claims the tonic builds red blood, promises health gains, and cites soldiers and sailors as examples. The copy pressures vigor, strength, and social appeal for men and women alike.
The advertisement catalogs multiple farms near Carey Findlay Ashland Ohio and Warren Michigan with acreage from 12 to 150 acres. Prices range from 60 to 190 per acre and include details on soil, tiling buildings and roads. Some properties offer rent options or trades and mention nearby markets and towns.
Detroit housing with twelve units and eight family apartments on two streetcar lines rents 440 dollars monthly asking 10000 trade for farm land. Terre Haute flat with two stores and seven apartments rents 256 dollars mortgage 10000 trade for farm land. Carey area houses and land 50 homes 800 to 8000 dollars plus town options in nearby towns. Insurance and bonds offered with loans and various policies from Lincoln National Life and other providers.
The state law requiring every able bodied man ages 16 to 60 to work at least 36 hours weekly was invoked against Charles Boswell, president of a local workers union. He was arrested and placed on $500 bond to appear before the grand jury as miners strike action causes consternation.
A Carey resident, J. B. Bingle of 127 Newhard St, praises Doan's Kidney Pills for two years of relief from back pain and bladder burning. He recommends Dean's Kidney Pills at Ewing's Drug Store, notes the 60 cent price, and urges readers to buy the proven remedy from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
The W C T U will convene Friday at 2 00 PM with Mrs. Al Blue in attendance for a local meeting and discussion.
Bloom's garage offers a closed car suitable for livery services and also functions as a funeral car. The versatile vehicle highlights the shop's automotive offerings and tailoring to ceremonial needs.
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