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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1900
Page
5
Local residents mingle during Christmas visits across Kenton Findlay and Columbus Grove. Notables from Adrian Homer Cleveland and Pawnee City share hometown tales while bakeries and gift goods spark seasonal commerce.
A collage of social items from Mansfield and surrounding areas mentions residents spending holidays, visits by Mr and Mrs Hill of Toledo, and Hazel Hak of Columbus. Notes include bakery specials, restaurant mentions, a divorce granted in Richland County, and local Christmas greetings. The piece references Maumee jury duty, local bank lore, and turkeys shipped through Newhard's office in town.
Fragmentary OCR notes show orders naming Stahl & Son and Buckeye Scave company to eyoployes, details missing. The text implies an office dispatch and the seizure action but lacks full context and clear entities.
A collage of holiday visits and family gatherings across Carey and nearby towns. Mentions include Mrs DrJ Nichols in Pittsburg, Julia Gear returning home from Springfield, Mraz Jobo in Bucyrus, and several church events. Also notes on local shops, a baby show at Sycamore, court cases, and community happenings through December.
The Northern Ohio Railway will offer excursion tickets between all stations on its lines at one end one third fare for a round trip. Tickets valid Dec 22 23 24 25 and 31 by 1901 and Jan 1 1901, limited to date of sale and good through Jan 2 1901.
A black sow weighing 250 to 360 pounds left the owner’s premises on Thursday November 29. A reward is offered for its return. Cornelius Moyer.
Home for sale by Mrs. Alice Hart near the Catholic Church. Eight rooms, woodshed, good well and cistern. Includes all kinds of small fruit trees. Located third door east of the church.
The Bon Ton Bakery didn't sell oysters at 25 cents per year? We offered the low price to clear stock. Five workers remained stocked and chose to pass the savings to consumers, avoiding a total loss.
Revival meetings begin at the M E church Sunday evening while crowds fill events at the C U church with a big Monday concert. Rev Hall to Crawford tonight and Wharton Friday. Rev Mason to preach Sunday January 6. greetings from Weston and Larue visitors over Christmas.
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