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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1926
Page
3
A Cardington Independent reminder stresses safe use of electrical appliances amid rising home usage and recent local tragedies. It highlights dangers in bathrooms basements and garages, grounds and water as conductors, and offers practical precautions including dry feet dry surfaces dry hands insulated wiring porcelain fixtures and consulting an electrician if in doubt.
Pull corn at the prime stage and use it at once for best sweetness. Early varieties like Golden Bantam peak about 20 days after silking, while Stowell’s Evergreen and Country Gentleman peak about 22 days. Prime corn should be mostly milk stage, with sugars that quickly convert to starch after harvest, reducing flavor in about three days. Ohio State experts favor slow starch development to keep sweetness longer. More than half the sugar turns to starch within 24 hours, especially in warm storage. Gardeners say to have water boiling for roasting ears.
A visitor asks for Bill Jones at Williams Purple Cow. The reply notes no one is home on the top story and the visitor plans to ask another occupant.
A brief note from the Carey Times on the role of want ads in supporting local advertisers and the newspaper in the community.
Local items list numerous visits and gatherings across Carey, Maumee, and surrounding towns. Families such as the Dirmeyers, Ruffings, and Logsdons appear with trips to Toledo, Marion, and Cleveland. Furniture ads and farm equipment for sale are interspersed with town news and garden notes.
Notice of a public meeting at 7:00 PM on July 21 at the township house before the Ridge township trustees to discuss the 1926 budget and revenue sources for the June 1 1927 fiscal year. Copies of the budget available with the clerk. Hosea Tong, Clerk.
A public meeting is scheduled for 7 o clock on July 19 before the Crawford Ridge district board of education to discuss the 1926 budget and revenue sources for the fiscal year beginning June 1 1927. Copies of the budget are available at the clerk of the board’s office. Hosea Tong clerk.
Report states Saturday night Minor Mann arrested three men after a hotel confrontation. A bottle of booze taken from one suspect disappeared from Mann’s pocket during the arrest. Police investigate the missing item as part of the case.
A brief item notes first grade eggs and regular eggs with butter fat content. Mentions corn as part of the market report alongside egg quality indicators and fat content in dairy products.
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