Beal law election in Sycamore set for February eighteenth
Sycamore will hold a Beal law election on February eighteenth after a petition with 111 names. The prior Beal law vote occurred July tenth, 1905, showing 272 for saloons and 141 against.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland
J M. Morgan
Tole
Sycamore
Awyaridot County
Tebratary
Ella J. Chatlain
Nevada
I. H. Chatlain
N. Halbidel
Cuyahoga
Ashtabula
Lorain
Medina
Lake and
Geauga
Jacob Miller
William Hughes
Wyandot County Court of Common Pleas
Harriet Hughes
Kings County
New York
Joseph Day
Upper Sandusky
Richland County
Michigan Letter Says New Country Proves Productive
Elmer Gorsuch of Coleman Michigan writes about moving west and describes wet weather, drains, and crop outcomes. He notes sugar beets beans and potatoes suffered while hay and corn performed well, with an example of thirty tons per acre from well drained ground. He compares soils to Ohio and warns newcomers about hardships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Gorsuch
Coleman
Mich
Gorsuch
Ohio
Ihea
Elmer Gorsuci
Back on a Visit by Hiram Hart and Family
Hiram Hart and his mother Mrs Delilah Hart of Ravenna visited relatives for several days. Hart, a former Ravenna citizen, now owns farms in Portage county four miles from Ravenna. He praises the country despite a poor year marked by heavy rain and grub worms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Hart
Delilah Hart
Ravenna
Mr. Hart
Western Reserve
Portage County
Farm Sold in Carey Area to Chicago Buyer
Gus Lortz sold his 160 acre farm north of the city last week to William C. Brinkerhoff of Chicago for 20000 dollars. Brinkerhoff bought a southwest Carey property and an estead in Upper Sandusky in the deal. A J Frederick arranged the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Lortz
Ww. CG. Brinkerhoff
Chicago
Brinkerhoff
Carey
Estead
Upper Sandusky
Mr. Lortz
A. J. Frederick
Local notes from Carey Times 1894 life events and oddities
A retrospective from Carey Times dated March 15 1894 reports illnesses and moves including A Shellabarger W H Snyder and Dr Kerr of Adrian. Births and marriages surface with Winfield J Newhard’s infant son and a forced marriage in Upper Sandusky. A hotel lease, church meetings, a drug danger warning, Civil War veteran George W Lytle’s death, and a dog shooting case ending in a $5 fine are recounted with local color and small lawsuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lytle
Carey Times
A. Shellabarger
the Times
Kerr
Adrian
Carey
Winfield J. Newhard
Aoy
Win
W. A. Crum
Starling Medical College
Columbus
B. A. Smythe
Nevada
Park Hotel
John Braun
T. W. McClure
Mt. Blanchard
Wm. Aurend
Thomas Gouthey
Upper Sandusky
Abbie Myers
Fred von Blow
Abbie
Ohio State Journal
Charles Wrangle
Here
George W. Lytle
Fairfield County
M. Is
Frrocery
Mayor Bowlby
Dé‘fendant
Justice of the Peace
Funeral for John Glasser Held at St Michael Franks
John Glasser aged fifty six died leaving a large family including Clara Helen Irvin Leona Alphonse and Barney at home and siblings Mrs M J Ruffing Mr Frank Ruffing Mrs Krupp and Mrs Armbruster. Funeral at St Michael's Church Franks with interment in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter “Krupp
J. Krupp
Solomon Krupp
M. J. Ruffing
Frank Ruffing
Alfred
Carey
Charles Krupp
Lorain
Leo Krupp
Findlay
John Glasser
St. Michael’s Church
Franks
Krupp
Interesting Relics in W F Morehart Finds Copper Coin
W F Morehart of west of Wharton showed two relics in the Times office Friday. A copper coin found on his mother's farm bears a sailing ship and 1841 Credit Current on one side and Millions for defense But not one cent for tribute on the other. Its value is undetermined. The other relic is a black handled hinged fork and spoon once carried through the Civil War by John Morehart. the spoon is German silver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Morehart
West of Wharton
Times
Frances Morehart
Wharton
John Morehart
Cleveland Winnings at Poultry Show Highlight Local Wins
Carey poultry fanciers excel at Cleveland event. George Wolfrum led in S. C. White Leghorns with firsts in cock hen pullet cockerel and best display. Scott Long topped S. C. Black Leghorns with multiple firsts and a second. C. E. Cram entered three birds earning a first and a fourth prize.
Roofing estimates as spring approaches in Carey Ohio
Local ad urges homeowners to schedule roof repairs during spring before day rates rise. Recommends early booking to avoid leaks and hassle. Beck Block Carey promotes prompt service for roofing needs in Ohio.
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Stvorms. Wat
Saly Br
SR. Fets Company
Cincinnati
HUSTON @ PAUL
Corner Hardware Store
W.H. Snyder
The
Garey Electric Telephone Company
John ‘Brown
Mer. Carey, Ohio
The-Hocking- Valley
Toledo
Lake Shore
H. Fisher
G. P.A
Andrew Carnegie
Upper
Sandusky
Crawford County
11Th
Pennsylvania Cavalry
Wyandot County
David E. Youngs
Marseilles Township
D. A. Bloom
Tymochtee
Will. Zahn
Salem
Ywill Bardon
At ‘Large
Charles Artz
A. R. Herbert
City
Charles Bristol
Ira T. Matteson
Jackson
W. OH. Keak
Mifflin
Hocking Valley
Pennsylvania
Frank Orion
Marion
Frank Dixon
Michigan
the Royal
Kerry Gow
Bdekemith
Ireland
Erry Gow
W. H. Snyder
John Welz
Hart
Blue Front
J. W. Kesler
Cleveland Winnings
Beck
Carey, Ohio
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