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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1944
Page
2
The Carey Times edited by Eloise Chrall outlines its Thursday issue cadence and post office mailing status. It lists rates in advance for subscriptions: one year two dollars, six months one dollar, and three months sixty cents.
A montage of satirical observations on postwar politics and society. Jabs at Tokyo peace talks, naval figures, square consumer goods, and a joke about a costly silo. Includes burlesque quips about public figures and media, with a playful tone and urban cleverness.
The Pemberville Leader asks readers not to phone in or change soldiers addresses. They cite time constraints and risk of errors. The notice explains newspapers face shortages of help and seeks public cooperation to avoid misaddressed mail.
Grade 5 Crawford pupils present poems and stories about Christmas including The Birth of Jesus, Our King Jesus, and gifts. Grade 4 West hosts an afternoon program with recitations, plays, and a large cast of students portraying holiday scenes and characters.
Ralph J. Kinney announces a public sale at the John Hafford farm two miles southeast of McCutchenville and seven miles northwest of Sycamore on Friday January 5 1945 at 1230 pm. Livestock include six shorthorns weighing 106 lbs eleven good ewes and one ram. Machinery features include Allis Chalmers W9S tractor with cultivators, Minneapolis Moline tractors, an International plow, corn planters and pickers, binders, wagons and accessories. Grain consists of 2500 bushels corn and 100 bushels oats. Terms are cash. Walter Bros auctioneers. Willard Hipshire clerk.
Ordinance No 844 authorizes Carey Ohio to issue twenty thousand dollars in bonds to fund the creation of a memorial park. Bonds are $500 each dated Jan 1 1945 at 3 percent interest, with semiannual coupons. Maturities extend through 1956 with annual installments funded by a dedicated property tax for interest and principal. Bonds may be offered at par, with sinking fund provision.
The notice outlines 1945 dog registration rules with fees set at $1.00 per dog after January 1946. It requests owners to report dog sex, color, breed, and provide contact details. Wyandotte County Auditor issues guidance on licensing and payment methods.
A public sale at the Wight farm 246 miles south of Garey to begin at 1 p m offers a grey mare aged years cattle including Bangs tested Holstein Jersey cows with calves and other dairy stock along with multiple Holstein and Jersey cows and heifers and a brood sow and pigs. Machinery includes a hay loader grain drill spring tooth harrow trailer stock rack and various farm tools. Cash terms listed with Glenn Swindler and W Wright as organizers and David Walter as auctioneer.
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