Real estate and land for sale listing in town
A scattered sale ad listing include town properties farms houses and building lots. Items include a 120 acre farm with good buildings and fence a seven room house with water a first class farm with improvements a block of lots in west town vacant lots and houses fifty seven acre pasture onion land ten acres of edge land and other parcels all advertised as cheap options near Perkins additions Carey and town amenities.
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Perkins
Carey
Five Room Wood House in Good Location for Sale
A wood five room house in a good location is offered at a cheap price. It emphasizes value and affordable housing options.
C. E Bunter Headquarters at American Express Office
A terse note lists C. E Bunter as headquartered at the American Express Office with a contact phone number 39. The fragment provides minimal context about the man's role or purpose.
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American Express Office
Wyandot County News Highlights Local Events and Obituaries
The Wyandot County column notes deaths including Mrs Dyleinia Kelpnery of Nevada aged eighty three and Little of Upper Sandusky aged eighty three. It details jail judge Brown’s reelection term, Pythian Sisters and Knights of Pythias activities, real estate transfers, and local business news. A hypnotist Hanstreet visited Nevada and a pony Dick, a longtime Upper Sandusky pet, died. The Union-Republican discusses rising ad rates and industry location challenges. editor Phil Heilman sells the Sycamore Leader. changes in election laws affect probate terms.
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Turner& Barris
Nevada
Dyleinia Kelpnery
Tobias
Galion
Pythian Sisters
Wyandot
Senec
Wood
Sycamore
Ine
Wonder
Knights of Pythias of Nevada
Masons
Hanstreet
Amon
Carey
A. B. Gibbs
George Ash
Frederick
William Jf. Summit
Phoebe Sherman
Union-Republican
Titin
Austin M. Brown
Judge Brown
David Tsanes
Upper Sandusky
Dials
Te Union-Republican
Board of Trade
ALC Umv
Phil Heilman
The
Sycamore Leader
Homer Ratsdell
New York
Heilman
Efe
Panhandle
Texas
the Times
Success in Health Quest Leads Captain to New Post
The article notes his continued health progress and records his current role as Captain of Company L in the second regiment. It mentions a successor familiar with local business, likely to succeed at Sycamore, with the Times offering congratulations.
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Plete
Co. L
Fiis
Sycamore
Revival Services Continue At United Evangelical Fes
Revival services at the United Evangelical Fes continue with strong turnout and hopeful prospects. Rev W Elmer Bailey of Findlay attended, leading singing from World Revival Songs and Hymns. A women’s meeting is set for Saturday at 2 30 pm and a men’s meeting for Sunday at 3 30 pm with addresses and music.
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Carey
Miss Sarah Karr Slips in Snowfall Injuring Herself
Last Thursday morning Miss Sarah Karr who lives east of town fainted while walking to Ll W Karrs home. Her sleighing party found her in the snow and Mrs Karr checked the scene and ordered medical aid. She received attention at once and is now improving.
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Sarah Karr
Ll. W. Karr
LI. W. Karr
Miss Karr
George Sherman Executes Town Transfers and Property Purchases
George Sherman sold his farm east of town to J. W. Simonis of Marion for 1000 dollars. He also bought the Fred Summit property in the east part of town for 9000 dollars and will reside there. Gust Summit bought two vacant lots adjacent to the residence belonging to the estate.
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George Sherman
J. W. Simonis
Marion
Simonis
Sherman
Fred Summit
Gust Summit
Bailey Brothers Host Revival Song Book Success
W Elmer Bailey of Findlay attended at his brother S H Bailey's revival services at the United Evangelical church. Rev Bailey edited a popular song collection published in Chicago titled The World Revival Songs and Hymns. Four thousand copies have been sold since its release two months ago.
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W. Elmer Bailey
Findlay
S. H. Bailey
Unitedvangelica Church
Rev. Bailey
Chicago
Box Social at Beech Grove Draws Pleasant Turnout
Beech Grove church hosted a box social last Wednesday evening. Twenty nine boxes sold included a supper for two and a slip bearing the preparer's name. The purchaser and guest enjoyed supper with the children named on the slip. Allen reported a very pleasant evening.
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Beech Grove Church
Allen
Death of Ruthie Bakies in local obituary note
Ruthie Bakies daughter of Mex and ers died February 16 1907. Funeral held Tuesday at the United Evangelical Church with pallbearers Miss Lydia Alvord Laura Phillips Beil Nye and Hazel Lone. Charles Bakies born September 19 1904 is also mentioned.
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Ruthie Bakies
Mex Anders
Charles Bakies
Unites Evangelical Church
W Os Harpster Oni
Lydia Alvord
Laura Phillips
Beil Nye
Hazel Lone
Aged Can of Cherries from Grandmother’s Harvest
An elderly woman preserves a glass can of red Bing cherries put up by her grandmother. The fruit, forty eight years old, remains intact and potentially suitable for a dish.
Wallace Residence Changes Hands In Findlay Deal
Last week B L Wallace sold his residence on West Main Street to Jno Teck of Findlay for 2800 dollars. Possession will be given the first of April.
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B. L. Wallace
West Main Street
Jno. Teck
Findlay
Heck
Obituary of Truman Woodworth in Carey community
Truman Woodworth longtime Carey resident died in failing health at age 78. Born April 21 1828 in Sheldon Vermont he lived in Johnstown Findlay Riverside California and Carey where he worked in hardware and later ran a corner hardware store. He was married to Anna Houk and survived by one son T D Woodworth. Funeral services will be at his home with Odd Fellows in charge and interment at Spring Grove cemetery.
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Truman Woodworth
Tip
Mr. Woodworth
Sheldon
Vermont
Daniel Thompson Woudworth
Elizabeth Follett
Pat
Saratoga
New York
Johnstown
Licking County
Oho
Stanville
Findlay
Sarah Gunther
T. D. Wood Worth
Find
Woodworth
Carey
Blue Frront
Anna Houk
Riverside
California
A. H. Myers
J. C. Conrad
S. P. Nigh
Windlay
Congregational Church
R. S. Bowers
Odd Fellows
Spring Grove Cemetery
Funeral Tribute For Miss Lenora Fetter Draws Wide Attendance
A large funeral rite for Miss Lenora Fetter drew many relatives and friends from out of town. Attendees included Anna and Winnie Myers and others from Lima Delphos Upper Sandusky Norwalk Monroe Mich Kenton Attica and Findlay with flowers sent by multiple local residents Mourners noted the grieving family and the community’s support. A newborn was reported in the Ward household and James Traines visited Findlay family ties were highlighted through distant connections.
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Lenora Fetter
Anna
Winnie Myers
Mes. Llettner
Lima
Joseph Alamyer
Frederick Minzing
Lizetta
I Frederick
Delphos
Ilenry I*etter
Gertrude
Munroe
Mich
J. L. Steinbaugt
Stella
Julia
Monica
Auda Slagenmeier
Harry
Villa Kinley
Upper Sandusky
Minnie Mann
Attica
Bertha
Lillian Berry
Kenton
Lula Campbell
Norwalk
John A Lanner
Mary
Owers
Otto Keupp
Lizzie Steltzer
Katie Gottfried
Emma Stief
Gertrude Fetter
Monroe
Marie Pflueger
Lisetta Minning
Edna Clinton
Geuliah Sopher
Myrtle Crawford
Elsie Purnabell
Winnie and
Ranu Myers
Edward Robinson
JL Stemnbaugh
Mitch Mench
Hettsville
Clara Cour
Karl Gottfried
Lolo Camphell
Arthur Berry
Lillian
Bertha Berry
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First National Bank
Adriance Platt
Plymouth
Plymouth Twine
M. Beck & Son
PHQNE
Vance ST
J. A. Smith
Real Estate and Insurance Agency
Pike
C. E Bunter
Cransfer Line
Wyandot County
Box
Beech Grove
Wallace
Winford Ward
Sun
James Traines
Mra
Lee-Haines
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