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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1900
Page
4
The issue notes wartime rumors including Chinese violence in Pekin and the German minister's murder sparking international tension. It also reports Adrian’s horse protective association, its reach within eight miles, member duties, and a single paid claim to date.
Crowds from near and far join a festive Independence Day with brass bands and quirky floats. The parade features a Rag Time Band, an industrial tilt with business men, a fanciful fire department display, a dragon cart with a chicken and dog team, and multiple local exhibitors.
Business stalls and colorful entries filled the parade with Bailey and Hof displaying marble and coal while A L Wise showed horseshoeing. Trull, Newhard Bros leading clothiers, Fred Rowalt’s shoeman exhibit, Levi Hile milk wagon and Hackenberger mega outfit appeared. Wall Street Grocery proprietor and clerks rode a stylish wagon. Mayor, marshal, council and water works board rode at the head as the program moved from a slow bicycle race won by Shuler and Weldon to a busy afternoon of cycling, baseball, foot race won by D H Stalter, pole vault, three and a half mile Go as you please, half mile dash and more with prizes including band and fire department outfits. Sycamore beat Findlay in baseball. crowd kept clear by militia for the eight mile bike race won by K Kol dren, with Bland and Snyder second and third.
Neighborhood residents report a quiet Sunday with visits among Carey Upper Sandusky and Kirby families. Names include Len Kramer Rosalie Bradman John Logsdon Henry Bradman Leo Selera and Lesta Hess as well as Charlie Miller with a rubber tired buggy and other locals riding to Tiffin.
Farmers harvest wheat amid drought on the Ridge. Mrs. Jenet plans a trip to Illinois this week. L. B. Newcomer visited Deshler to see relatives. Samuel Newcomer repainted his barn. H. E. Dickey operates the Johnson stone quarry crusher. Mrs. Harley Hile returns from West Virginia. The Addisons Lee visit the neighborhood on Sunday.
Gust Lortz administrator of Louisa Herndon deceased petitions the Wyandot Ohio Probate Court claiming the estate cannot pay debts and requesting sale of real property a strip three by twelve rods off Lot 11 in out lots five six and nine fronting Carey and Mt Blanchard road in Ants County Village area The defendant Gust Lortz is required to answer by August 13 1900 and the notice is dated July 2 1900
One fare round trip offered for July 16 11 12 and 13 with return validity to July 17 and extension to August 16 if tickets are deposited with the Joint Agency in Cincinnati by July 14 and a 50 cent payment.
Mrs L Heck has rented her house and seeks central rooms suitable for her dressmaking business.
Auctioneer W S Toonz signals readiness to respond to crying sales calls. Residence four miles southwest of Carey Ohio. Ohio State Bar Association Meeting at Put in Bay. One fare for round trips via Ohio Central Lines from all points in Ohio. Tickets on sale July 9 16 and 11 good returning until July 17.
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