Towns Face Decline as Capital Concentrates in Cities
The piece warns that elite control and concentration threaten rural towns as department stores and railroads pull trade toward urban centers. It argues towns must prosper locally through patronage, modern amenities, and strong local commerce. It also commends Rev. F. B. Herbert for eight years of pastorate success in Carey.
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Carey
Types of Husbands to Avoid from Ladies Home Journal
Frances Evans argues in Ladies Home Journal January issue that two harmful husband types exist. One acts as a quiet figurehead, avoiding conversations while appeasing every wish for peace. The other dominates at home yet insists on peace, prompting family deception.
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Frances‘Evans
Ladies’ Home Journal
Snyder's Planing Mill Seeks Logs for Cutting Instructions
Notice from W. H. Snyder advertising for all kinds of logs needed at Snyder's Planing Mill. People are invited to bring logs to the office for cutting instructions and processing.
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Hocking Valley Railroad
Main St
Big Four Railroad
Snyder
W. H. Snyder
Primitive Christmas Pageant Ends With Marriage at Local Church
A Sunday school Christmas program at United Evangeli cal church drew a full crowd with songs recitations and a two hundred fifty year old frontier theme. Rev A Evans officiated at a Cana of Galilee wedding uniting Charles Kitzmiller and Emma Culp as attendees looked on with cheer.
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United Evangelical Church
A. Evans
Cana
Gallilee
Obituary: Mrs W K Humbert Dies at 67 in Carey
The community learned Sunday morning of the death of Mrs Flora A Ludwig Humbert at 67 years 2 months 14 days after heart trouble. Born in Lehigh County Pa she moved to Allentown at eighteen and married W K Humbert in 1852 at Philadelphia. Funeral was Wednesday at 10 a m with Rev Fr Herbert officiating and burial in Spring Grove Cemetery. She leaves seven children four living two sisters and two brothers.
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W. K. Humbert
Allentown
Benjamin Ludwig
Alvada
Peter Ludwig
Upper Sandusky
Herbert
Spring Grove Cemetery
Company B Desires Return Home from Macon Guard
A Macon Georgia dispatch from December 18 1898 reports Company B still on Provost guard but hopeful for return soon after a review by the president. The 2nd Ohio colonel said the men wish to leave service and go home, a gift of black gloves to the troops followed. The Co B captain received $50 from Upper Sandusky for a Christmas dinner for members. Carey boys are well and would visit Cuba if possible.
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Macon
2Nd Ohio
Co. B
Upper Sandusky
Carey
Cuba
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