Local notes from Carey area recount gatherings and plans
In 1901 Carey area items include carey banking hours on Saturday evening, ice cream and lemonade act at the pioneer picnic next Tuesday, corn up this season, and a school enumeration totaling 500. Decoration Day services, electric road talks, club meetings, and a gold watch presentation mark community activity.
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Carey Banking C O
Kennerley’ & Zahn
Lovell
R. BE. Dunaway
Joy of Findlay
Carey
Trio Club
Paul Roll
Homer Wonder
Crawford
Walter Karr
David Bennet
William Kary
Lincoln's Views on Reading Law and Self Education
Abraham Lincoln advised self study over formal mentorship, noting books are constant across places. He argued reading anywhere suffices, urged self discipline, and cited his own path from New Salem to law as proof that opportunity relies on resolve.
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Abrahm Lincoln
New Salem
Dummer
Min
Ant
Tiouch
Lincoln
Frivolous Midnight Meeting at Eastern Military Academy
A night guard challenged a lone intruder. a student answering as Moses provoked a mock command sequence. The brief incident underscores a breach of military discipline during a late night frolic and the guard’s effort to identify the trespasser.
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Moses
Pioneer Picnic Highlighted In Carey Times Ad
Carey Times promotes the Pioneer Picnic on Thursday June 10. It advertises letterheads envelopes and full commercial printing services offered by Carey Times.
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Carey Times
Ten Commandments of Safety Pledge Aimed at School Children
The Stewart Warner Safety Council announces a nation wide program asking 1.5 million school children and their parents to sign a Ten Commandments of Safety pledge. Teachers will sign along with students, with safety talks and a parchment reminder distributed. The commandments urge crossing carefully, traffic awareness, and cautious driving.
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United States
Marcus A. Dow
Stewart- Warner Safety Council For
Mr. Dow
Teacher Injured En Route From Work Not On Duty Says Court
The Circuit Court of Appeals rules a Toledo teacher is not on duty while traveling to or from her job. She was injured driving to the school and sought damages, but the Common Pleas Court denial was upheld. The case moves toward the Supreme Court.
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Circuit Court of Appeals
Toledo
Common Pleas Court
Supreme Court
Noted British Figures Linked Through Arthur Walwyn Evans
Arthur Walwyn Evans spent 24 years in Great Britain meeting prominent leaders including Gladstone Queen Victoria King Edward Asquith Balfour Joseph Chamberlain Ruskin Rudyard Kipling Lord Roberts Kitchener General Booth and others. The lecturer, a cousin of David Lloyd George, traveled widely in the US Canada Alaska and Europe delivering noted chautauqua talks.
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Arthur Walwyn Evans
Chautauqua
Great’ Britain
Gladstone
Queen Victoria
King Jidward
Asquith
Balfour
Joseph Chamberlain
Ruskin
Rudyard Kipling
Lord’ Roberts
Kitchener
General Booth
Salvation Army
Ife
David Lloyd George
Lfe
Ievans
United States
Alaska
Farmers View Field Experiments at Wooster June 22 25
Farmers visit the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station in Wooster during Wheatfield Week to learn from specialists about field experiments on soils and crops. Comparisons of wheat oats soybeans alfalfa clovers and fertilizer applications will be shown alongside varieties of wheat and oats and farming systems contrasting manure recycling with grain sale.
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Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Wooster
Ohio
Trumbull
Gladden
Stranger Cleaning Cisterns Told to Quit Work in Marysville
A Marysville man, accused by Marshal Singer of over charging for cistern cleaning, was ordered to stop work. He allegedly billed $4 for a 12 minute job and took $2 from a widow after demanding $5.
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Marysville
Marshal Singer
No Improvement With Age
A humorous exchange between a Younger Dad and an Older Dad highlights the evolving annoyances of parenthood. The Younger Dad laments his children's illnesses while the Older Dad predicts new pains will arise with growing independence, suggesting contentment with current troubles.
Logan Gas Co Loses Colu mbus Rate Case Before Supreme Court
The Logan Gas Co must withdraw its second higher rate schedule from the public utilities commission files after the Ohio Supreme Court ruled a utility cannot file higher rates while a prior request is pending. The decision sustains the commission and directs writ of error proceedings. The company posted bonds totaling $415,000 and began collecting the new rate, with potential refunds totaling about one third of the bonds once a final ruling is issued.
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Columbus
Logan *Gas Company
Ohio
Public ‘Utilities Commission
State Supreme Court
The
Utilities Commission
Supreme Court
Logan
Commission
Ohio Sends 38 5 Million Livestock to Market
Ohio farmers moved over 3 5 million head of livestock to market in 1925 with hogs dominating the total. Direct packer shipments from farmers or agencies accounted for substantial shares, while Ohio packers slaughtered millions of hogs and cattle, calves and sheep, reflecting shifts from farm sales to packer channels.
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Ohio
George F. Henning
Department of Rural Economics
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Difference in Price in Hog Trade
The note recounts a buyer paying 45 cents for ham on Monday and a farmer noting hog prices have varied. He says hogs were scarce but now many are on his farm, with prime hogs at 15 cents and recent sales at 12 cents, while ham runs 55 cents per pound. The text explains packers take the largest share of pork profits.
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Exchange
Delaware Children’s Home Carnival Days Set in 1930s Ohio
Wyandot county joins Delaware facilities for homeless children with a $3 50 weekly fee. June 2 3 4 labeled Carnival Days. Home, organized in 1881 by Delaware ladies, now supports 91 children on a 59 acre farm with assets around 50 090. Donations via Mrs H C Clippinger, President. Wyandot residents invited to visit and attend the carnival at the Delaware Armory.
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Delaware
Delaware’ Children’s Home
Wyandot County
Delaware Children’ S Home
H. C. Clippinger
Delaware Children's Home
Ohio
Delaware Armory
State Highway Director Orders Tree Preservation Along Roads
State Highway Director George F P Schlessinger orders division engineers to preserve trees along road improvements. He notes trees reduce maintenance costs by drying soil and extending pavement life. Pioneer Picnic set for Thursday June 10.
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George FP. Schlessinger
Joyce Kilmer
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