Carey Tales From Twenty-Five Years Ago July 30 1908
In Other Days reports births, deaths and local events. A son to Mr and Mrs Wm Clinger. Zuck dies at 87. Patton implement store burns. various civic notes include church concerts, school plans, Rebekah lodge officers and soldiers’ aid efforts.
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Wm. Clinger
Wyandot County
Assessors. Co
W. D. Zuck
Carey
David L. Patton
McCutchenville
Barre
Jacob ‘Hilty
Beck & Milroy
Dardware
National “Cash Register
Fifteen Years Ago July 25 1918 Invasion of News
Eugene Mitten has arrived over seas Earl LeMott clerking at New hard's clothing Leo Yentzer thr eshed 987 bushels of wheat from 22 acres Fred Putnam overseas Carey Creamery sold 300 gallons ice cream Carey Mill took in 25 000 bushels wheat Lincoln Chautauqua Aug 19 24 Harvey Sopher at Upper Sandusky stone plant Shrine pilgrimage Aug 6 15 John Stoody Frank McGown Henry Pahl quarantined small pox steak prices at Cosgray Kalb lic per lb 7c Gii Len homestead J A Hare harvested 350 bushels wheat Miss Etta Kennerley to Morgantown WV nurse training Porter Hendricks to overseas Thomas Hunter died age 79 1903 Carroll Henry day run Carey City Mill
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Earl LeMott
Newhard
Leo Yentzer
Fred Putnam
Carey Creamery
Carey Mill
Lincoln
Porter Hendricks
Selects
Camp Gordon
Thomas Hunter
Carroll Henry
Carey City
Shorts and Middlings Highlight Agricultural Practices
The document notes record hog slaughter in June and outlines efficient production basics. It covers bread yield per flour barrel, wheat-to-flour input, and soil lime from local limestone. It also mentions wage increases for farm labor, summer flock culling, free Poultry Cull ing bulletin, alfalfa seedings fertilization, and phosphate-potash fertilizer recommendations.
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Ohio
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Ohio bulletin on flower growing noted by F F A instructor
An Ohio agricultural experiment station bulletin No 525 on flower growing is praised by instructor T D Romig. The piece lists subjects from bulbs to water gardens and notes services from Wooster. Dairy Day is set for Aug 11 with discussion of egg marketing and cooperative sales. Crop forecasts show dry conditions and low yields with July 1 grain stocks and crop projections.
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Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Laurie, Ries
Chadwick
Poesch
Agricultural Teachers Meet At Wooster
An Ohio conference for high school vocational agriculture teachers in Wooster on August 14 includes a study of agricultural adjustment problems. About 193 teachers from 72 counties will attend with 25 station specialists offering demonstrations and tech talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
J. W. Fichter
Ohio Department of Education
B. P. Sandles
Kenneth Ray
Athens County
Conference of
Vocational Agriculture Teachers
Ohio State University
Vocational Agricultural Division
Agricultural Education Department
Berry area family visits and gatherings noted
Arthur Bland visits grandparents in Berry while extended families meet across nearby towns. The record lists numerous Sunday and Saturday visits among the Blands, Gibsons, Day, Beaschlers, Laws, Beaschlers, and Gillilands, with trips from Carey Upper Sandusky Kenton and near Adrian.
Century of Progress tour details from Carey Times
Rural cooperative trip offered by F F A with price includes hotel and Chicago transit plus two days fair admission and Lama Temple visit. Depart October seventh from Fostoria 8 25 am return Wednesday night 10 35 pm. Res by Monday noon through local committee. instructor unavailable Monday to Friday. Other farm crop notes on hogs grain crops and watering methods included.
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Carey Times
Fostoria
Chicago
Lama Temple
Old Fort Dearborn
Gardening guidance from Ohio Relief Commission for instructors
The gardening counselor of the Relief Commission of Ohio provides plans and directions for relief gardeners and vocational agriculture instructors. It notes sun and stove dryer designs and variations, with additional plans on file in the department for reference.
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Relief Commission of Ohio
Rain Brings Cheer as Baseline Residents Visit
Baseline News notes pleasant rain and several local visits. Mrs. George Amerine called on Mr. and Mrs. Albert Turner. Margie Turner aids Mrs. Vincent Mangett in Carey after a baby girl born July 22. Larry Coldiron and children visited Jesse Coldiron near Tymochtee. Albert Turner and Margie Turner called on Walter Baughman in Carey. Ed Clady and Florence Fenstermaker of St Paul stopped at Albert Turner’s home. Lewis Knepper and daughter Thelma from near Vanlue visited Albert Turner and Catherine Turner. Albert Turner and family from Base Line and Mrs Ed Clady and Dean of St Paul visited Mrs John Wright’s family south of Vanlue Tuesday.
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George Amerine
Albert Turner
Margie Turner
Carey
Vincent Mangett
Larry Coldiron
Jesse Coldiron
Tymochtee
Margie
Walter Baughman
Ed Clady
Florence Fenstermaker
St. Paul
Lewis Knepper
Thelma
Near Vanlue
Catherine Turner
Gertrude
Ira
Base Line
Dean
John Wright
Luella
Vanlue
Second Annual Field Day at Muck Crops Experiment Farm
Ohio muck crop growers and neighboring states are invited to the Second Annual Field Day at the Muck Crops Experiment Farm in Hardin county near McGuffey on August 2. Morning discussions cover growers’ problems, with a 1:30 PM program on irrigation potatoes and muck crop fertilizer.
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Ohio
Hardin County
McGuffey
Robbers Enter Grant Tong's Findlay Warehouse
Robbers entered the Grant Tong warehouse at 121 Clinton Court Findlay and knocked off the combination of a safe. A sledge hammer and punch were abandoned at the scene. Nothing was stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Tong
Clinton Court
Findlay
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J. C. Dailey
Philadelphia
The
Evangelical Church
Henry Kenerley
Grace Chapel
Oscar A. Steen
Ohio Wesleyan University
Ella Deardorf
M. E. Church
South Street
Henry Nigh
Jennie Carothers
H. T. Peirce
H.R. Felker
W. Main's
Anna Shumaker
Upper Sandusky
Rebekahs
N. G
Emma Stief
V. G
Florence Ogg
Adah Johnson
Charles Dame
D. J. Humbert
Ella ‘Calmes
A. E. Con
Forest Dame
Fred Grooms
W. G
L. G. Ranger
Minnie Kesler
John Yeachardy
L. E. Sheets
W. M. van Brimmer
George Bayne
National Lime & Stone Co
East End
Charles “ Dewitt
Bo Joe
Signal Corps
Peter Krupp
Paul
336Th Infantry
Adams Express
L.R
Ashley
S ‘Atore
American Express
C. E. Hunter
Margie Sutphen
Vandsome
Zot
Imérd
Bucyrus
National Porcelain Plant
Linus Myers
Fox Hills
Staten Island
N. Y
France
Tom Gagnon
Toledo
Mr. Gagnon
Overland Works
Forest Stoll
H. W. Stoll
Town
Quantico
President Wilson
Mt. Vernon
Homer Thrall
Ironton, O
Rufus M. Horn
Camp Sherman
Upper Sandsuky
Frank Calmes
Adrian
Saxton Heck
Ralph Kurtz
Pietro Pieraccini
Fred
Manchester
England
America
F. J. Simonis
Cyril
Giles
Viola Phillips
R. G
L. G
Wm. Aungstine
I. G
G. W. Croker
O. G
Eugene Mitten
Etta Kennerley
Morgantown
Agricultural News of
Carey High School
T. D. Romig
A. C. Summers
Summers
H. L. Wenner
Berry News
Arthur Bland
Mr. and
Mrs
Charles’ Bland
Grant Gibson
Joseph Gibson
Mrs. Florent
Mary Louise Myers
Mrs. Florein
Donald Myers
Audley Beaschler
Aaron Alspach
Wand
George Gibson
EY Om
Gibson
Audley Beéaschler
T. G. Laws
Crawford
Merle Corfman
P. &E. Beaschler
Morral
Florent Day
Ralph Hebbert
Berry
Earl Baker
W. J. Fisher
Kenton
Junior Bland
Charles Bland
F. L. Bland
Dallas Charles
Arthur
Frederick
Richard Bland
Near
Alf Bland
Beebe
United States
Base Line News
Muck Crops Experiment Farm
Fostoria Animal Products, Inc
Wernick Products Co
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