Twenty five Years Ago Christmas at the Racket Store
Local items recall Christmases of 25 years past featuring F H Frederick grocer and Mrs N B Stevens of Cleveland visiting relatives. Notices mention birthdays, weddings, a new light police appointment, and holiday preparations from Carey to Upper Sandusky.
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F. H. Frederick
Stevens
Cleveland
Livingston
Hazel Houk
Columbus
Travelers’ Club
A Bi Smith
William McKee
Carey
Bon Ton
Ollie Graves
New York
William Lombard
Fostoria
Andrew Wiseman
Edward Treecé
Vaniue
H. A. Kear
Rebecca Lodge
Welsh
Nevada
H. A. Kear Waas
Emery
N. Hildebrand
Edith L. Hass
Upper Sandusky
Carey Markets and local trades in Wharton sale
Carey Markets lists eggs at 34c and hogs at 6.75, with turkeys at 15c, and wheat at 0c. L Cosgrove sold the Wharton mills to P P Welty for 16000 dollars. Miss Flo Shuman of Toledo visits relatives, Miss Bertha Hill of Salem works at the Racket store, and Sycamore defeated Bloomdale in basketball on Thanksgiving.
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Carey
L. Cosgrove
Wharton Mills
P. P. Welty
Flo Shuman
Toledo
Bertha Hill
Salem
Ohio Bank Deposits Reach Record High in 1925
Ohio bank deposits rose to a record 2.381 billion by mid 1925 from 2.136 billion a year earlier. 1923 saw 2.017 billion and 1922 1.794 billion. The steady growth signals expanding business and broader prosperity with no sudden spikes.
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Ohio Bank
U. S
Ohio
United States
The Pheasant and the Farmer
Iowa farmer blames pheasants for corn loss. Game department examines two birds and finds two hundred cutworms and no corn. Exchange notes scientists often find pest causes. birds help control insects. Continued slaughter of birds risks greater crop damage and harder farm work.
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Iowa
Game Department
Auto Owners Garage Offers Starter Work And Labor
Ford starter units priced at 4 dollars while non starters at 3.50. Labor charge 50 cents per hour on all makes. Phone X-294. ABLE BLACK'S GARAGE at 360 Frederick St.
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Ford
Black's
Frederick St
Engineer Harry Ludwig Killed In Railroad Accident
Harry Ludwig a 35 year old employee of the Hocking Valley railroad was instantly killed Thursday morning when struck and run over by a string of cars near the Hocking Valley station. He leaves a wife and three small children. Mrs Ludwig was formerly Viola Weaks of Carey.
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Harry Ludwig
Hocking Valley Railroad
Hocking Valley Station
Ludwig
Viola Weaks
Carey
No Hunting Notice Lists Signatories and Fees
No hunting or trespassing on land owned or controlled by the undersigned. A charge of 25 cents will be made for each name signed to the notice, which runs through the hunting season. Signatories include Mrs. Emma Ehrlich Edward Riester G. V. Sutphen Frank Bakin and many others.
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McKinley
Herbert Newhard
Grant Long
Cincinnati
United States
Methodist Episcopal Church
Federick Dible
Springville
Eva Bascom
Adrian
P. E. Smoke
Evangelical Parsonage
Charles Smith
Care
Emma Bachman
Ebenezer Bachman
Jacob Gear
John Berry
Tymochtee Township
Carey
New Maven Road
Biglick
Amanda
Emma Ehrlich
Edward Riester
G. V. Sutphen
Frank Bakin
J. D. Carothers
Charles A. Ogg
J. R. Eyestone
Laura Stevens
Albert Schlachter
J. A. Fox
J. H. Needs
B. E. Hudson
A. B. Ruffing
Walter W
Gottfried John R. Dugger
Ralph Gilliland
S. C. Heck
Bert Smith
A. D. Lenner
John Snook
M Romig
Christmas tree growing in Ohio shows local supply potential
Ohio forester Edmund Secrest argues in American Forests that planting Norway and white spruce locally reduces long distance shipments and offers fresh trees for homeowners. Seedlings need two growing seasons before planting with spacing of about 3% feet and marketing starting in year four or five, with a full cut harvest in ten years or less. Race horse trainer Harry Stokes leaves Urbana for New York and Berlin to train for Bruno Cassire for two years, with son Donald remaining at Urbana track.
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Edmund Secrest
Ohio
Harry Stokes
Urbana
New York
Berlin
Bruno Cassire
Donald
Had a Chance Between Jim and the Fifth Child
A terse exchange centers on Jim and a discussion of the fifth child. The dialogue hints at family dynamics and perceptions of health within the brood, as a mother’s differing theories color the assessment.
Carlin and Lytle Family Return from Washington Trip
Mr and Mrs W L Carlin and Mr and Mrs George Lytle with daughter return from a three week motor trip to Washington DC. Lytle attended a training course in the Quartermaster General's Mo tor Transport division and the party visited notable sights including a White House handshake with President Coolidge who wished the daughter a happy Christmas.
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W. L. Carlin
George Lytle
Washington, DC
Lyytle
Quartermaster General's Department
National Capital
White House
President Coolidge
Lytle
Findlay Courier
Do Your Kidney Aches Respond To Dean's Pills
Carey residents report relief from heavy farm work kidney pain using Dean's Pills. The ad claims the stimulant diuretic medicine eases stabbing pains and fatigue and promotes kidney health. Price 60c at dealers, Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
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Cary
Dean’s
Toll
S.patterson St
Carey
Dean
Mr. Stoll
Foster-Milburn Co., Mfrs
Buffalo
N? Y
Prophecy on modern traffic echoes a Nineveh vision
The Pemberville Leader notes Nahum’s prophecy foretelling chariots raging in streets and jostling in broad ways like torches. The writer sees a parallel to today’s auto congestion and calls it a jazz age obsession with money and pleasure.
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Nahum
Nineveh
Pemberville
Carey Times Annual Gift Offer Promises 52 Presents
A promotional message touts 52 Christmas presents for $2 as a gift subscription incentive for sending the Carey Times to friends for a year.
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