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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1933
Page
8
The article reports that U S hog production matches population growth but home consumption has risen due to lower exports since World War II. Consumers now eat about 14 percent more pork and lard, yet oversupply depresses prices. The Agricultural Adjustment Administration proposes the corn hog plan to align production with demand and raise overall returns.
In Claypool Indiana on December 4 1933 Stanley B Dustman laments rising violent deaths and reckless driving due to alcohol and lax laws. He contrasts railroad safety discipline with forgiving automobile enforcement and urges stricter licensing and post-incident penalties. He nostalgically recalls railroads and old postal cards as safer modes of life.
A visitor to a lunatic asylum is warned by an inmate to present his case to a magistrate for release. The visitor promises action but is kicked as he leaves, the inmate noting this is in case he forgets.
The Carey Times promotes 52 Christmas presents for $2.00 and offers printed or engraved name cards at the Carey Times office.
Gov George White urged strict enforcement of drunken driving laws at a Columbus conference with Highway Patrol Lt s and Supt Lynn Black. He praised patrol efficiency and called for faster arrests, better coordination with the Highway Director and Motor Vehicles Bureau, and clearer communication across posts.
Columbus reports confirm that the American Book company sought to influence school board elections to boost book sales. A December 1 1919 letter from Cincinnati urged an agent to oppose a named candidate, Mc Ginnis, who was rumored to be Fairfield County superintendent, as a witness target for the senate costs of school books committee.
Mrs Rosa Etta Marquet 70 of Vanlue died Saturday morning after a seven month illness pernicious anemia. Funeral held Monday at 2 pm from her son E L Marquet's home with Rev Mose Hoy officiating. Buried Arlington cemetery. She was born October 20 1863 in Licking county daughter of John and Minerva Hindall. Married 1884 to William Marquet who died 15 years ago. Survived by five grandchildren four great grandchildren and one sister Minnie Davis of Arlington and half-brother Ashbury Snelling of Arlington.
A Sunday school scene ends in a lighthearted quip as Marjorie reveals her Thanksgiving spirit remains despite losing her front teeth. Her teacher playfully reassures and laughs at the witty reply.
Want ads claim 62 Christmas presents for $200 and advertise letter heads envelopes and all varieties of commercial printing services offered by Carey Times.
A scanned page shows Christmas requests from Carey Ohio children to Santa. Howard and Charles Boyce ask for a bicycle wagon a dog and candy. Marilyn England asks for a doll doll buggy table chairs dishes a dress and gifts for brothers. Donald England and a 6 year old boy request sleds pants a jig saw puzzle and fruit.
A 1933 Carey Ohio Christmas note collection shows seven year old John Thomas Schira Margaret Ann Mangett Harold and Ross Briggs Donald Ray Gottfried writing Santa with requests for clothing toys books candy and fruit. They ask Santa to visit and bring various gifts and to remember family members.
An advisory committee of farm leaders was named to assist with Ohio crop and hog program administration. Members include John Wilson Rudolph Wood county Louis Shuler Ross Butler county C B Teegarden Duvall Pickaway county and H C Ramsower Columbus, who chairs the group. The program aims to bring 19 million dollars to Ohio farmers if widely adopted and to help form local campaign committees in 50 counties. Agricultural payments to farmers exceed 114 million dollars for crop reduction in AA A programs, with cotton tobacco and wheat payments totaling more than a million and several million dollars respectively. Ohio accounts for a large share of early wheat payments in about 32 counties.
Macpherson declines to fear the thirst when tempted by drink and recalls his wife at home.
Near Niagara Falls a group of tourists asked a farmer for the best route to the falls. The farmer refused to give directions saying he would not advise them to go that way.
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