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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1919
Page
5
A dress sale advertises a large stock of Wash Dresses for children and young girls and an immense line of Ginghams Voices and other wash fabrics. Prices range from 5.00 to 115.00. It highlights silk dresses in plain and fancy patterns at popular prices.
Local social notes list visits and guests from Findlay Bucyrus Columbus and Springfield. Residents and relatives travel for visits and jobs. several pursue new positions while others plan travel and reunions amid civic notices and upcoming community events.
Mrs Early DeVore of Toledo visited Memorial Day with Mr and Mrs Clem Alspach. Solomon Krupphess takes a Toledo machine shop job. several townsfolk travel for visits and illness. Dr Raymond Nichols aims to open a Detroit dental office soon. A Hoy returns to town after a serious illness. Several relatives journey between Toledo Carey Lorain and Columbus as warm weather stirs local chatter.
Samples from the Ohio Experiment Station reveal mildew on wheat stalks, visible as small pink or white patches of mold on lower leaves. Wet weather and dense planting favor the condition, but it is not considered alarming since it rarely reduces yield at harvest.
Mrs L M Gear announces a sale event at Galt House Carey from Thursday June 12 to Friday June 13 selling Corsets bras and other undergarments including waists and skirts. This will be her last visit to Carey until September.
Quick lime applied to soil at about 40 pounds per square rod destroys club root by caustic action. Lime also acts as a soil amendment to boost yields in garden crops. This treatment was developed in tests at the Ohio Experiment Station.
City notice warns operators of motorcycles and motor vehicles to stay under 8 mph in the business district and 15 mph elsewhere plus 25 mph in the country with a $25 first offense fine and possible manslaughter prosecution. Sidewalk bicycle riding is strictly forbidden under penalty. WM. LONG, Mayor.
City authorities warn that any boys caught swimming in the Stlef pool without proper attire will face legal action. Mayor WM Long signs the notice.
The Brown family extends sincere thanks to neighbors and friends who helped during illness and death of husband and father. Appreciation to singers minister flower senders and those who furnished autos. Mrs L E Brown and children.
The Ridge Lutheran cemetery has been mowed and monuments reset. Interested parties may contribute to Levi Hile, trustee, to support ongoing upkeep.
The article extols flowers as the final touch for attractive homes. It emphasizes that many have beautiful houses and fine furnishings, but true warmth comes from the woman who loves her home and expresses her soul in surrounding details.
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