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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1920
Page
4
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An observer discusses the meaning of wet and dry in the presidential race. He notes Ohio and California figures as examples and calls for clear definitions. The piece suggests public stances will shape opinions more than records, with Cox as a possible candidate reference.
The piece notes two presidential campaign uncertainties and reports on Attorney General Palmer facing a Senate inquiry over alleged misuse of government funds. It also covers Francisco Villa offering to surrender to the Mexican government if granted command of Chihuahua and police support, promising not to avenge enemies personally.
The report states Governor Cos telegraphed the Louisiana governor to convene the legislature and ratify the woman suffrage amendments. The Louisiana official refused, arguing it would be improper to convene for party advantage. The Carey Times advertises name cards.
Editors across cities weigh in on the Democratic platform adopted in San Francisco. Some praise its plain language and clarity while others fault its cautious tone and question its ability to win power. The pieces contrast with Republican views and accuse both parties of aligning with elite interests.
Seneca County mourns Judge Jacob F. Bunn of Tiffin who died at his home after a long illness. He was prominent in law politics business and public service in the county for over 25 years.
The fifth annual Dible Phillips reunion will be at Carey Water Works Park in Carey Ohio on Tuesday August 17 1920. Arthur Phillips secretary invites all family members to attend with their families.
Bank official A H Kennerley swears the stated liabilities and assets are true for a 1920 Ohio bank. Deposits subject to check and demand certificates are listed with specific balances. Notary T Thurston W McCure attests to the financial statement and corporate details.
Charles and Ernest Boutson of Portage township were found guilty of larceny in common pleas court and fined five dollars each. The county census shows 21,014 residents aged 21 to 2 years, a drop from 1919. Findlay residents seek nuisance abatement for an old quarry used as a dump. Bonds for the Findlay Arcadia road improvement failed to attract bids of 181,000 dollars. Charles Ross Cameron seeks divorce from Elizabeth after 1908 marriage due to ongoing disputes and a relocation incident. Mrs Floretta Woodard dies at 94 near Carey. funeral near Pryant. A convoy of 48 cars carried 100 pastors to the Evangelical Lutheran synod in Jenera. Jerry L Gibson tumbles from a ladder while cherry harvesting, breaking both ladder legs. incident noted in Mt Blanchard.
A compact reflection urging resolve against doubt and hesitation. The prose cites inner struggle as a path to stronger action and clearer focus.
Harless C. Staggs of Upper Sandusky seeks the Democratic nomination for Clerk of Courts with the primary set for Tuesday August 1. Joan D. Morris, also of Upper Sandusky, seeks the Democratic nomination for County Treasurer with the primary on Tuesday August 10.
Tonkin notes a man whose idea of personal success is singing off key so loudly that the rest of the choir must yield.
Report of the condition of The First National Bank of Carey Ohio as of June 30 1920 shows loans and discounts balances cash in vault and net deposits and liabilities including capital stock surplus undivided profits and deposits. The statement is sworn by cashier L Cutler and notarized by Thurston Metcalf with officials Byron Ogg and others attesting.
A cautious driver faces five grim perils, making gambling with Fate likely. The piece notes stock company insurance offers fixed rates with no assessments, but the cost is nearly the same as for mutual insurance.
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