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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1908
Page
4
The Carey Times dated February 18 1908 lists publication details including entry at Carey Ohio second class mail matter and subscription rates with 1 year 1.00 in advance 6 months 0.50 and 1.26 per year if not prepaid plus a phone number 300.
Samuel J Black of Upper Sandusky Ohio announces candidacy for Representative subject to the Democratic Primary to be held Thursday March 19 1908 from 1 to 3 oclock p m standard.
Marshaun E Porcur of Upper Sandusky Ohto seeks the office of Surveyor subject to the election held Thursday March 19 from 1 to 7 pm standard time.
Persk Frank Jr of Upper Sanctuaky runs as a Democratic candidate for Auditor subject to the outcome of the March 19 1908 primary election held from 1 to 7 pm standard time.
Kilster Times notes James-Girne of Sycamore Township seeks the Democratic nomination for Representative subject to the primary results to be held Thursday March 11, 2008.
The candidate from Carey Ohio, Freueaich, runs in the Democratic Primaries set for Thursday March 11, from 1 to 7 PM. The outcome depends on the primary vote.
Kirby resident Peter OELBERG announces candidacy for Infirmary Director subject to Democratic Primary Election results. The notice states the vote time as ten oclock p m standard.
Chanles E. Frederick of Upper Sandusky Ohio runs in the Democratic Primary to be decided March 18 1908 from 1 to 7 p.m. in the county race.
William B F Verra of Upper Sandusky Ohio announces candidacy for sheriff subject to 7 o clock p m. signals and local election procedures.
Times announces 220RGE Keller of Upper Sandusky as sheriff candidate subject to decision on Thursday March 19 1908.
R. BR. Dux of Wharton announces candidacy for County Surveyor subject to the Democratic Primary on Thursday March 19 1908 from 1 to 7 oclock standard time.
We express sincere thanks to neighbors for kindness during the sickness and death of our aunt Mrs. Elizabeth Kennerley and to those who sang at the funeral. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Full.
Farmers urged to bring poultry to the old woolen mill in Carey Ohio for the highest market price offered by ARNOLD Bros.
A virile irascible Colonel Culpepper pursues a long‑lost cousin now engaged to a poor youth. The comedic chaos unfolds as the cousin’s lover poses as her son, creating explosive scenes and farce. One performance only Friday evening February 14 with seats at Camp Restaurant.
At Friday night’s regular Eastern Star session a large crowd attended after the usual exercises. A social followed with refreshments served as a regular feature this year. Committees will handle the social duties moving forward.
Editorial ponders a sentence about selfish conduct in business. It contrasts praise of overreaching in trade with the view that ethics and religion have no place in commerce. The writer questions whether business can ever be purely transactional without sentiment or gospel. The piece ends by asking readers to consider the claim.
Edward Elliot the monologist will appear in Lion and the Mouse a famed production of the times. Attendees are urged not to miss this lecture style performance tonight.
Mrs. Catharine Kneasel Rowe died February 8 at her Indianapolis home after a brief illness. Born and raised in Carey she was about seventy. She is survived by her husband five children and nieces Mrs. E Long Mrs. Elias Musselman Luella Rowe and Josephine Rowe.
The Rose county option bill cleared the senate last Wednesday by 24 to 13 with 18 Democrats voting for and three Republicans against. Senator Carter led the for group and had an amendment to delay operation until September 1 adopted. House action on county option and initiative referendum bills expected soon.
A meeting in Vanlue discussed organizing a Mutual telephone company with a central in town. About fifty current patrons would buy stock, to connect lines north and southwest and enable toll-free talk to sixty towns and long distance nationwide. A February 22 meeting will elect officers and finalize details. E. L. Swihbart suffered facial burns in a acetylene gas plant explosion incident. Dr. Metzler treated him.
Wanted a middle aged woman to care for two elderly persons and help maintain their home. It offers good pay. J. Wenber.
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