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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1908
Page
7
The column recalls two cold days with temperatures two degrees and thirty eight above last Sunday and a year ago. It links poor health to impure blood and urges Burdock Blood Bitters, exercise, and cleanliness for a long life.
Entry at the post office in Carey Ohio lists second class mail matter with subscription rates. Advance price is 1.00 per year or 0.50 for six months. 1.25 per year if paid after the due date.
The piece notes President order to omit the motto from certain gold coins prompts Rep Morris Sheppard of Texas to denounce the action. He recounts how 1861 warnings led to mint inscriptions and the 1864 1865 laws authorizing the motto. He, a Southerner, speaks with evident patriotism.
The coming year promises strenuous politics with a presidential race and twenty three electors per candidate on the ticket. Congress, governor and state and county offices will be chosen, amid Democratic hopes and Republican dissensions. No municipal elections are planned.
The author questions why city newspapers use large headlines amid high paper costs. They compare loud headlines to noisy public speakers and argue the space may be wasted given the limited importance of the content.
The Carey Ohio village council approves a fiscal half year budget ending June 30 1908 detailing appropriations from General Public Safety Public Service Public Health Library Water and Light funds for salaries apparatus street repairs sewers drains sidewalks health officer librarian new books fuel and other operating expenses. The ordinance becomes effective after passage and publication.
A committee of the More men hosted a social at the Galt House last Monday night. Guests included Prof Nowlan and Mr and Mrs Kissell Mrs L J Thrall and Miss Margueritte Hilty. The event ran from 7 38 to about eleven with a bountiful lunch and improvised toasts that drew applause.
Out of town attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Thom and Russell of Findlay Theodore Collett of Miller City John Collett of Upper Sandusky Mrs John Wenever and Loretta Kirby Mr and Mrs Charles Reinhart and Ollie Arvada Andrew Reinhart and son Leo Mr and Mrs Phillip Schade Mrs Jacob Thom and Cecelia Mr and Mrs Frank Yost Ignatius and Rosa New Beigel John Mathias William Collett and Vincent Frenchtown. Floral offerings feature narcissus from the family and carnations from several relatives including J E Myers Sarah Brayton May Myers Nettie Zabriskie and Peter Krupp.
Kon Mouser arrived Monday morning via the Hocking Valley and departed by the Big Four toward Sandusky. He will continue to Washington after a brief stop at the People’s Bank.
George Hile has accepted a position as soliciting salesman for The Beck and Milroy Hardware Co. He brings extensive experience in farming implements and fencing, which will guide his work.
The Columbus Press-P urges safe walking to avoid slips on pavement. The note emphasizes proper toeing and caution for all, warning that no body should attempt the recommotion without care.
The township board lists three members including C. M. Wenner as president and J. Carothers along with J. W. Bowell J. J. Stoll and J. H. Phillip as members.
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