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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1900
Page
4
The Carey Times notes financial strain urging subscribers to pay promptly to cover taxes and paper bills. It mentions national topics like possible extra sessions over China, troop needs, and McArthur. It reports Senator Gear's death and Iowa timber potential. The piece champions local job printing and warns the stranger: support the paper.
The piece warns that awakening China could yield vast, capable resources if united and industrious people mobilize. It notes opposition to China’s dismemberment by the US and England, while Russia and Germany may seek spoils, and comments on Kansas City convention theatrics and the vacuity of such "racket" conventions.
A reader recalls a train car conversation about convention excitement. A man returning from Kansas City described the communal shouting and contagious energy that leaves him hoarse, showing how crowd fervor builds before events.
The Pingree inspired municipal patch program operates in Columbus with 74 acres of vacant lots donated for potato and vegetable cultivation. About 1200 residents from 200 families use the plots, which are weed free and cultivated at odd hours. The venture avoids rent and taxes, boosts convenience and health, and resembles a large truck farm in effect.
The discussion frames the 1900 race as ratification meetings for McKinley and Bryan. Delegates and leaders clash over the paramount issue, with Kansas City declaring imperialism as key while others stress the money question and trusts. Campaigns will mix aggressive and defensive tones, promising an educational, tangled political contest.
The board of health replaced a failing dumping ground rule after complaints about odors and unhurried waste. Jack Greno becomes the authorized scavenger for hauling and burying garbage at reasonable rates, with health officers to be informed if prices or service fail. Rumor notes Cincinnati capitalists plan an artificial lake and summer resort at Van Buren in Hancock County.
Notice states no plumber or any contractor may connect or extend water or electric lines on premises without written permission of the secretary. By order of the Water Works Trustees. H. R. Wart, Secretary.
A small red book containing owner cards meal tickets and stamps was found. Finder asked to leave it at this office for return to rightful owner.
Advertisement notices a house and barn sought by September 1 with a monthly payment offer of twelve dollars. The inquiry is attributed to Dr J E Nichols.
The notice states 45 cents per hundred pounds paid for old machinery castings and 40 cents per hundred pounds for old castings at the foundry, associated with S. C. Van Buren.
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