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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1908
Page
4
February 20 1908 Carey Ohio post office second class mail matter. Subscription price 2.00 per year in advance six months 1.25 if not in advance. Local readers learn about mailing category and pricing for ongoing publication.
Announcement for Samuel J. Black of Upper Sandusky as a Democratic primary candidate for Representative. Primary set for Thursday March 19 1908 from 1 to 7 p m standard time.
Marshall E Foulent of Upper Sandusky Ohio seeks the office of Surveyor. The election is to be held Thursday March 19 1903 from 7 oclock p m standard time.
Parn Frank Jr of Upper Sandusky runs as a C candidate for Auditor subject to the Democratic Primary decision. The election time is at 8 o clock PM standard.
Announcement names Jack S B Gions of Sycamore Township as a candidate for Representative subject to the Democratic Primaries held on Thursday March 10 1908.
J Frederick of Carey Quebec campaigns for Treasurer as a Democratic Primary candidate. Voters will decide March 10 1908 between 1 and 7 pm at the polling site.
Kirby Ohio resident Peter Oelberg is a candidate for Infirmary Director. The race is subject to the declaration of the Democratic Primary Election, with voting at 7 p.m. standard.
Charley KH Ferperice of Upper Sandusky Ohio runs in the Democratic Primary for County Treasurer. The primary will be held Thursday March 19 1908 from 1 to 7 pm local time.
Wibtian F. Verry of Upper Sandusky Ohio announces candidacy for sheriff subject to 7 o clock p m voting time and local party rules.
Timea declares George Klein of Upper Sandusky as a candidate for sheriff subject to decision Thursday March 19, 1908.
Editor Times presents R. Doum of Wharton as a candidate for County Surveyor subject to the Democratic Primary on Thursday March 19 2004. Voter decision will occur at the party primary.
Announces Joan Zaus of 8alem township as candidate for Informary Director. Nomination subject to Democratic Primary election held Thursday March 19, 1908 from 1 to 7 p m.
The February term grand jury reported Monday afternoon with W H Sheridan as foreman. Five indictments were returned including Port Wood for petit larceny involving two chickens, John Woesner for rape and inducing illicit intercourse, Christiana Myers for harboring a female in a house of ill fame, all against a girl under the age of consent, and Allert Musgrave for provoking a breach of peace.
Notice states the partnership between Edward Eichert and J W Peter under The Wyandot Broom Co name was dissolved on February 10 1908 Edward Eichert takes over the business at the former firm location.
A short humorous exchange unfolds as Ray asks for a dollar and the lender recalls a past loan. The borrower admits memory lapses and the moment leads to a quirky settlement as the debtor offers the older loan amount and the debt is settled with a new tally.
The piece argues the business creed of no sentiment leads to fraud and monopolies. It contrasts burglars and monopolists with a reform wave urging conscience guided by the golden rule and Christian ethics to restore honesty in commerce. It warns religion must drive honest business or lose practical value.
Prof Patty speaks tonight on Radium Liquid Air and Wireless Telegraphy at the opera house. The lecture, a benefit for the high school senior class, follows strong praise from Upper Sandusky papers and promises both entertainment and instruction while aiding graduation expenses.
A debate is scheduled for Friday March 6 between the Athenian Literary Society of this city and Upper Sandusky High School. The issue asks whether United States conditions are conducive to its downfall with Russel Kurtz Ralph Smith and Claretwing affirming for the Athens and Jonathan Hare Carl Beck and Emmanuel Pagnard denying for Upper Sandusky.
The piece notes drownings at Sandusky River and a fatality at Nevada followed by deadly grade crossing incidents in Toledo. It argues grade crossings are not a necessity and calls for their elimination as civilization progresses toward bridging rivers and removing such hazards.
Samuel Wanger of Antrim township was killed Tuesday afternoon in Nevada when a Pennsylvania railroad fast mail train struck his closed buggy. He was thrown 35 feet. the horse was dragged about a quarter mile. The train, traveling about seventy miles per hour, did not stop in Nevada.
John Miller eighteen of Harpster and cousin Charles Nutter attempted to cross the swollen Sandusky River north east of Little Sandusky. The buggy overturned in swift water. Nutter reached a tree and was rescued while Miller disappeared and was found dead after midnight. Nutter arrived from Harpster on a Hocking Valley freight train. The report notes two winter drownings in two months due to river conditions.
Death of Mrs. C. W. Shellhouse reported with noting of pneumonia and long illness. Survivors listed as Marilyn Beck Ernest Beck John Updegraff Jack Updegraff Clarence Laird and Granville Hunter. Funeral service at M. E. Church in Ada at 2 PM Tuesday afternoon.
Report says King Edward ordered five hundred cigars in this country for a total of 1600 dollars. Critics argue the expense amid plight of common people who struggle to buy basics and face holiday hardship. The piece mocks royal consumption during a season dedicated to aid and reflection.
The Pythian Sisters host their bimonthly birthday social with extensive preparations completed for an engaging event this evening.
J W Peter has purchased the Levi Hile farm, located 1 1/2 miles northwest of town, comprising seventy five acres, with possession to be taken April 1. Hile plans to move to town after the sale.
The Dorcas Carey library received several valuable gifts this week. Mrs Nannie R Fink donated iron ore blossoms fossils agate and petrified specimens. Mrs B L Wallace provided twenty five history and literature books with some fiction. A F Kennerley arranged for the Congressional Record. Each of six religious organizations will place their church paper on the library table.
Last Wednesday at the Beebe district school Forest Livingston led a literary gathering in the school house. The highlight was a debate on whether fire is more destructive than water with Forest Livingston and C M Steen for the affirmative and J Nitrauer and Ralph Smith for the negative. the negative side won.
A roundup notes London cleric population density and Johannesburg real estate value. It cites a Bar association size in the United States, British foreign bond holdings, a Shanghai department store, a suicide in Brussels, Eskimo dogs with Peary on Eagle Island Maine, a New Jersey thimble mystery, Rhode Island coal baskets, Findlay fire rules, lions in Portuguese Africa, Bowery learning, peddling fines in New York, Swiss stamps, a Keene bank bill, Greek fleet reform, Stedman bequest to Yale, Bebel postponement, St Gaudens coins, Pacific scientific survey, butter in China, and Berlin women taxi drivers.
A brief exchange from the New Orleans Times-Democrat contrasts bachelor and married viewpoints. The bachelor admits nocturnal indulgence may seem fun, while the long married man cautions that someone will reveal the folly the next morning.
In a playful exchange Josher asks Miss Anteek to change her name and she agrees. He suggests applying to the proper authorities, believing courts will grant a name change if a good reason is shown, as reported by the Cleveland Leader.
A light humorous note cites a London Mail saying after a hearty meal one should not go into water. Waggs adds the quip that it is better to go into a first class restaurant if one has the price.
Help needed to care for two elderly residents. Woman to live in and be well paid. Apply FE. J. Webber.
Farmer's bring your poultry to Carey Ohio at the old woolen mill and get the highest market price. ARNOLD Bros. FOR SALE Two good second hand carriages Cheap Chas Lerg.
For sale a new eight room house located one square east of the Catholic church with a new barn cistern and cellar owned by W H Robison.
Classified note offers 465 shocks of gorn two tones for sale southwest of Vanlue. Inquiries directed to G A Kennerley phone 7199. Dated 2 27.
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