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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1900
Page
5
Local items report illness of Frank Fox, visits in Findlay and Columbus, trips by farmers to Buffalo and Cleveland, and social gatherings at the homes of Newhard Bond and others. Poultry, lumber, oil wells, and revival meetings are also noted along with sale notices and community events.
Health officer Schwartz reports a case linked to membranous croup and diphtheria exposure. The State Board of Health emphasizes contagiousness and prevention. ads promote Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and Dr Miles spinal products with broad distribution and dates for selling.
Neighborhood notes recount visits among Bachar Wohlgamuth and Thrash families. mentions chickens laying records, wood cutting, plowing for corn, and springlike farming activity. letters from Scot Tong and Charley Bachar hint at Alaska plans and wildlife sightings amid social gatherings.
North Salem reports Frank Fox on the sick list. John Logsdon and family spent Sunday at Kirby with Mr and Mrs Murph. Anna Ortans returned from Holrate. details unclear. Mrs Nellie Stevens died January 23 at her niece’s home. Funeral for Mrs Christian Krebs January 24 at her house with Rev Brashler. interment at Kear cemetery. A runaway damaged a buggy near Upper Sandusky. January 23 wedding of David Fox and Mary Redlinger at Kirby’s St Mary’s Church. Rev L Hultgen officiated. Attendants Christine Fox and Redlinger. Wedding feast at the bride’s home.
Advertises 117 acre farm near Carey with frame house, barn, wind pump and fruit. black land tracts 80x40. five room houses for 3450. East Main street homes. 40 and 100 acre farms with buildings and improvements. loans on farms from 300 up, terms flexible and low interest.
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