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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1910
Page
6
Our Special Correspondents report Ewing's drug store offers bulk garden seeds amid community notices. Mr and Mrs Nathin Baum and family celebrate a ten pound granddaughter born to Bremen family. they name her Charlene after Olive and Charles Hufford relatives.
Vanlue residents hosted and visited family and friends from Findlay Carey Marion Toledo and Forest in a busy week. Guests included Miss Laura Phillips and Mrs Lizzie Waiters from Carey and Mr and Mrs Lewis Hart from Carey. Church events at the M E church drew large crowds.
The column lists numerous visits and guests including Mr. and Mrs. Slayes Greer of Castalia and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Greer. It notes travels to Bucyrus Sycamore Carey Tiftin and Toledo with multiple family gatherings and birthdays. The Ladies Auxiliary of the I. V. church gathered for sewing and a two course lunch.
Real estate ad by W M Presler of Adrian Ohio invites buyers or sellers to contact for farm properties ranging 20 to 200 acres in Seneca Wyandot and neighboring counties. Promises reasonable prices and bargains with full particulars on application.
The fragment appears to be an OCR garble about telecommunication lines or a phone service notice. It mentions The Times office and mutual phone lines, but lacks coherent details or an event.
Memorial services were held Sunday afternoon in Crawford with a well rendered program and fine decorations. Mrs. Bert Penhale presided and Mayme Ritter thanks relatives and friends for the 122 birthday cards received May 22. Various local residents visited and hosted relatives during the week, including Harry Myers at Clyde Loony’s in Marion and the Davis family reunion at R. G. Hetzel’s home May 30.
Richland townships residents hosted visitors including Ada Wise and Gerald Eng lund. Mrs Chart Shellhouse and daughter Armua visited Wharton. Joseph Johnson and family stayed with Mrs J D Jumson. Miss Bessie Ford returned home from Wharton area. Mrs Willsmith and Mrs Oscar Yahney from Forest visited Mrs A B Wise. Dale Ward sick with jaundice at Mrs A B Wise’s home improving slowly. John Garland died Sunday of consumption with funeral at New Zion conducted by Rev D G Hall. burial in Wharton cemetery.
An advertisement claims the D D D Prescription from D D Laboratories Chicago stops itching. A 35 cent bottle is offered as a special wintergreen compound with mail or phone order options. The endorsement comes from C W Brayton and urges readers to spend small amounts for relief.
Bert Mitten offers services in dying and cleaning goods for Northwestern Ohio. An endorsement from Hon. John R. Garrett, Mayor of Girard Alabama, praises Dean's Ointment for curing persistent itching piles after other treatments failed.
An ordinance by Carey village council restricts auto and motorcycle speeds within Corporate limits. Primary stretches from Post Office on Findlay street to Library on Findlay and Patterson streets are limited to eight miles per hour, Vance street to North South eight mph, all other streets fifteen mph. Violators face fines from eight five to fifty dollars. ordinance takes effect at the earliest legal opportunity.
New wallpaper styles debut at Wir Y's shop featuring updated patterns and textures. Customers note fresh colors and contemporary designs aimed at modern rooms and living spaces.
Friends honored Lonnie Pratt with a birthday card shower last Tuesday. The column lists visits, meals, and social calls among residents from Carey Ridge Center and nearby towns, notes a school graduation in Carey, and mentions various locally known names and a funeral at Bigelow chapel. Also promotes wallpaper designs at Ewing's.
The leader of a wandering German band failed to snag an interview with a fashionable restaurant proprietor. The owner said they only hire orchestras directly from Hungary, while the troupe insisted they were a Hungarian expedition. They still managed to secure the gig.
A journal ladly visits Duke of Foutheringill to witness his son Lord Highcottar’s coming of age. On returning to the office the scribe recalls the feast and is asked about the duchess affability, to which he replies he remains calm and self confident. He also mentions a past test of refrigerators.
Unknown heirs of Crawford Kear and Anna Merriman are named defendants in a Wyandot Probate Court case filed April 19 1910 by Miles Mullhol administrator of Agnes Underwood. It seeks sale of the east half of lot 31 Carey to pay debts. Answer due by May 81 1910.
Lady seeks agents for complete spring line of wool fabrics, silks, laces and petticoats advertised by Standard Dress Goods Co. dept. F in Binghamton New York. Exclusive territory offered with low prices and sample case including prepaid shipment. No experience required.
St Louis fans hail Ed Kenetchy for rapid improvement since 1910. The 24 year old first baseman proves fielding skill at the initial corner and a powerful bat. Manager Bresnahan turned down offers, predicting Kenetchy will be unmatched next year.
A famous four cornered harness track where many world records were set will be destroyed and an automobile entrepreneur leads a syndicate to plat the forty seven acre site into town lots. The Terre Haute trotting association failed to readjust and schedule a meet in July, leaving the owner of the land with no option to the syndicate.
The Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St Andrews moves to add a rule declaring mallet head clubs a substantial departure from traditional golf clubs. The proposed clause would bar the Schenectady putter, a popular American club, amid brewing controversy.
Jack Sheridan famed AL umpire says he intends to travel around the world after the season ends. He may join James J. Jeffries and a troupe of celebrities on a globe trotting tour. Sheridan expects to catch up with the traveling party and fulfill a longtime wish.
Canadians may have three boats in the Diamond Sculls at Henley in England with Jon Scholes and James Cosgrave already training and O'Neil the Blairfax oarsman potentially joining. O'Neil won the American amateur sculling championship at Detroit this year.
The new aerial prize prizes total 50000 dollars with one award for a Paris to London flight and another for an aerial trip in England. The England event results are not yet decided.
Practical guidance for calf rearing notes overfeeding milk at low temp risks scours. Start with one quart, increase gradually, isolate affected calves, ensure ventilation and clean bedding, and use small doses of bismuth and sailor’s mixture. Follow safety steps and sanitary practices.
Strawberries can be set in spring summer or early autumn if weather stays favorable. Transplant on cool cloudy days after rain when ground is soaked and temperatures are mild for four to two days. Spring planting is preferable to reduce heat stress and promote stronger roots and earlier heavier yields, notes Orange Judd farmer.
The Channel Islands Jersey Guernsey Alderney and Sark form the group. Few cattle were imported from Alderney, which is not an agricultural hub. Alderney usually refers to the Jersey breed, though sometimes to Guernsey stock. Some writers claim no distinct Alderney breed, tracing them to Guernsey.
The article argues against letting colts follow their dams to the business and urges turning them in the pasture while mothers stay with the herd. It stresses good brood mares can work on the farm and nourish their foals, warns against overworking, and suggests using curry comb and brush as a supplement to feeding to keep animals healthier.
From a list of rations fed by over a hundred leading dairymen in the United States two typical feedings are given. One uses thirty two pounds of corn silage six pounds of clover hay three pounds of corn fodder four pounds of corn meal and two pounds of oil meal. The second ration uses forty five pounds of corn silage seven pounds of mixed hay six pounds of bran and two pounds of cottonseed meal.
Relief for heaves in horses may be obtained by daily doses of one half drum of digitalis and one drant of copper sulfate in the food. Feed small quantities of concentrated food at frequent intervals and reduce the quantity of water. Keep the hay dampened before feeding. Denver Field unnamed.
A brief from Colorado Agricultural College outlines how milo maize should be fed to hogs for fattening. It notes early cutting and mixing with alfalfa or greens, plus careful handling to ensure efficiency and quality. The column, by A M Cottrell, emphasizes dairy and livestock profitability through proper feed and coop, with reference to dairy experiment station practices.
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