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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1908
Page
4
Samuel J. Black of Upper Sandusky declares candidacy for Representative subject to the Democratic Primary decision to be held Thursday March 19 from 1 to 9 p.m. standard time.
Marshall E Forcut of Upper Sandusky is a candidate for county Surveyor. The election is set for Thursday March 19 2008 from 1 to 1 30 PM.
Peter Frank Jr of Upper Sanctusky Queensland seeks the auditor post. He faces the Democratic primary to be decided Thursday March 19 1908 from 1 to 7 p m. Typical political notice outlines candidate status and polling window.
LamMes Carterus of Sycamore Township is announced as a candidate for the Democratic Primary. The decision comes ahead of the election held Thursday March 9.
Aban J Frederick of Carey Ohio announces candidacy for Treasurer. The decision will be made in the Democratic Primaries to be held Thursday March 19 from 1 to 7 o'clock.
Peter Oslberg of Kirby 9 is a candidate for Infirmary Director. Subject to the decision of the Democratic Primary Election at 7 o clock p m standard.
Charnes Be PeRepertk of Upper Sandusky Ohio seeks the county treasurer post subject to the Premocratic Primary on Thursday March 11 1908 from that oclock p m.
William F. Vets of Upper Sandusky Ohio runs for sheriff in the upcoming election to be held Thursday March 19 from 1 to 7 PM. He faces fellow candidates in the race for the county post.
The second Harry Thaw trial for the Stanford White murder ended Friday with acquittal. Defense lead Martin W. Littleton, once a Texas trackwalker, rose swiftly to prominence. The defense rested on insanity and European doctors testified to Thaw's spells of madness. District Attorney Jerome emphasized White's reputed cruelty to young girls, shaping the jury's view. White’s fate seemed a warning to some.
Readers condemn Sunday excursions as a threat to Sabbath observance. The letter argues such trips demoralize worship, urges boycotts of related services, and claims railroads enforce the practice by allowing continued patronage. The writer calls for ending Sunday patronage to improve Sabbath standards.
The state senate voted Tuesday on the Atwell resolution to submit a constitutional amendment for initiative and referendum. It passed 25 to 11 with Democrats mostly in favor except Senator Carter who opposed. It moves to the house, which previously approved it, so passage is likely.
Hardin County fair association voted unanimously to ban gambling at the fair this year. The board urges wide publicity of the decision and calls for community support, noting criticism of the last fair and urging a clean sweep of gambling schemes with a nod to the W C T U.
The past week brought sensational weather with strong winds and heavy snow. Saturday proved hazardous as temperatures dropped, crowds dwindled, and outdoor life slowed. Sunday marked the coldest day of the winter so far with more fluctuating conditions midweek leading to slush and icy streets.
In Congress the president s special message drew mixed praise and critique. Representative Hepburn of Iowa and Burke Cochran of New York lauded it, Cochran voicing rare high approval. On Tuesday John Sharp Williams criticized the message for advocating centralized power over states rights.
In Lisbon last Saturday the king and crown prince were shot and killed while driving. The second son Manuel is proclaimed king after Franco was dismissed. The attack fuels ongoing protests against government tyranny and heavy taxes with reforms promised to restore order.
Eight room house located one square east of the Catholic church. New barn, cistern, and cellar added. Public improvements noted in local notice.
A New York Post brief recounts a librarian asking a woman why she borrows from the circulating library the same titles she owns at home. The woman replies she avoids using the library copies of Great Expectations and Haven't they been delivered yet for fear they might get dirty.
A Bombay street beggar rings up a tidy income by peddling food. Searches reveal cooked meals enough for five, stashed in various spots. Beggars are described as regular food vendors who eat and sell the surplus. One member boasted weekly remittances of 10 or 15 rupees via postal order.
The 140 institutions in New York's banking group show combined resources of about 5.65 billion dollars and deposits exceeding 2.99 billion. Including 50 savings banks raises resources to 7.62 billion, surplus to 78 million, and deposits to 792 million. The public holds nearly 3 billion in deposits.
Real Estate and Insurance ad announces a full line of fire health and accident coverage with North American Accident Insurance as sole agent. It invites buyers and sellers to contact for farm properties and land in Michigan and Texas Iron district with reasonable prices.
Classified notice offering a home nursing position for two aged people. The ad specifies fair pay and indicates the employer as F. J. Wessen.
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