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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1941
Page
2
The Carey Times notes Josso Thrall as Editor and Publisher. The paper is published every Thursday and mailed from Carey Ohio as second class mail matter. Subscriptions in advance cost one year two dollars, six months one dollar, or three months sixty cents.
A collage of satirical remarks on wartime events and public figures. It lampoons reformers, taxes, German and Japanese actions, Mussolini, Hitler, and readers are invited to weigh in on nutrition, diplomacy, and espionage with tongue in cheek commentary.
Ohio retail sales rise 38 percent overall from May last year based on Census and Ohio State University data. The gain comes from 11 256 stores across most sectors, while 46 department stores report a separate 20 percent increase.
Groundhog hunting in Ohio shifts to early season as young chucks reach size for table use. Hunters value the creature for its burrowing habits and the sport remains popular though many avoid young or breeding animals. Groundhogs provide evidence of the ecosystem and attract rabbits and other animals to their dens.
Marion parking meter revenues reach 110077.80 since installation last August yielding a remaining balance of 1560.98 after paying a 5791.82 meter bill less 27.68 discount and 2665 in police salaries.
Public notices like Legal Notice Advertisement for Bids protect community and bidder rights by ensuring open, fair, and economical bidding. They urge public attention to proposed actions affecting rights and require compliance with stated conditions.
Sealed bids in Wyandot County are due by August 26 1941 for refunding notes of 4479.12 dollars issued under HB 222 and Resolution No 1. Notes bear up to 4 percent interest mature September 1 1943 with call options after November 30 and will be sold to lowest rate bidder.
The article outlines starting pay for inductees at 21 dollars monthly plus free food clothing medical and dental care. Pay rises after four months if fit, with ranks from private first class to master sergeant earning 36 to 126 dollars monthly plus possible specialist allowances. Air Corps flight duty adds 50 percent, furlough rations are provided, discharge mileage pay, and burial costs are described.
Edwin Nye and many relatives attended the Enders reunion at Riverside Park in Findlay. Tom Baker was elected president of the association with S W Pahl as vice president and Mrs Tom Baker as secretary. The 1942 reunion is planned for Findlay Park on the first Sunday in June.
The American soldier and sailor are better fed than most Americans and any other fighting man. Each man receives 5000 calories daily. The army uses large daily quantities of meat, potatoes, milk, butter, and bread, highlighting the vast food needs of the military.
Sealed proposals are invited by the Wyandot County Auditor for the County Highway Garage on lots 13 14 and 23 24 Frederick's Addition Upper Sandusky Ohio The contract requires plans specifications and materials and alternates A certified check or bidder's bond of five percent is required The bid must be on county forms and the board reserves the right to reject any or all bids The contract will go to the lowest and best bidder and a public reading will occur after bidding by order of the Wyandot County Commissioners President A Riedel 27 30
Notice declares the limited partnership Donelson Packing Co Limited is dissolved by mutual consent this day.
Sealed proposals due July 29 1941 for a multi county bituminous road treatment project in Putnam Hancock Wyandot Crawford and surrounding areas. Eleven proposals combine into one contract with total estimated cost 40147.98 and completion by September 30 1941. Minimum wages align with prevailing hourly schedules.
Be it ordained by the council of the village of Carey Ohio the measure seeks to establish statutory authority for local governance and public affairs within the village boundaries through formal ordinance adoption.
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