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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1901
Page
4
The Carey Times lists mailing details and subscription pricing for various terms. It notes $1.00 per year in advance, 50 cents for six months, and $1.25 per year if unpaid in advance, with display ad rates available on application.
The Toledo jury found George Ury guilty of first degree murder with a mercy recommendation, implying life imprisonment under current law. The report notes jury secrecy prevents full details on the mercy verdict. The editorial praises Toledo Times for its success and future plans for a modern Times and News building and presses Toledo’s rise as a leading Ohio city.
The trial of Locke Foster the third in the Johnson murder case started Monday. Foster is 33, a nephew of Charlie Foster, and is defended by Tiza Carter and C. O. Burkett. Prosecutor Meek is aided by D. C. Parker. A jury was seated Tuesday forenoon and later viewed the Johnson premises with Sheriff Cliffe.
Ridge township held its inaugural Boxwell commencement last Thursday at Bigelow M. E. church under J S Putnam. The program featured flags and flowers, fine male quartet music, speeches by graduates Lulu Hoy Forest Bish Larry Keller Arena Mick and Rev W R Armington's address. The event inspired local school improvement and highlighted Ridge’s awakening to public education.
The twenty fourth annual Pioneer Picnic will be in Haford's grove Crawford Ohio on Tuesday June 11 1901. Bring baskets for a grand social time with good speakers and music promised. Emin Scallup secretary. Republicans of Crawford township meet at the Mayor's office Carey on Saturday June 8 at 1 PM to select delegates for the county convention.
R. B. Dunaway completed the annual school enumeration reporting 255 males and 240 females. The ages six to eight total 76, eight to fourteen twelve, fourteen to sixteen 61, sixteen to twenty one 15 percent. Total shows a gain of twelve over last year.
Old newspaper notice advertises a lot for rent near Frederick's grocery offered to parties with no children. Inquiries go to Mrs. A J Frederick.
Mrs Jenate Kirby aged 43 died Tuesday night after a lingering illness at the home of Moses Kear five miles south of town. The funeral is today. Decoration Day services at the Armory were well attended with Mayor Chambers delivering the address and a quartet adding suitable songs to the edification of attendees.
The Knights of Pythias Memorial service at Justus Lodge last Sunday drew a large crowd. Rev. Strother delivered the sermon as mourners remembered member C. W. Nigh who died since the last meeting. The Spring Grove cemetery grave was visited and decorated with flowers.
The township commencement occurred at Bachar's Hall last Tuesday night. It was well attended and the class acquitted themselves well. It was under the charge of D. T. Hart.
The High School group under Miss Bertha Van Heyde enjoyed a picnic at Kear’s Grove with about fifty attendees. The Kennerly family held their annual picnic yesterday at Crawford.
Camp meeting directed by Syndicate Wilson unfolds at Crawfordsville featuring a fifty-voice choir and a fireworks display to draw attendees.
Big Four announces half rates to Columbus Ohio for the Republican State Convention. Round trip tickets from all Big Four points in Ohio go on sale June 24 and 28 1901 good for return until June 26 at one fare for the round trip.
Members of Justus Lodge Knights of Pythias express gratitude to each choir and orchestra member who furnished the memorial service music last Sunday. They note the kind efforts added interest and impressiveness to the ceremonies and extend their deepest appreciation.
State of Ohio Insurance Department certifies Royal Insurance Company of Liverpool England complies with Ohio laws and is authorized to transact fire and related insurances on capital stock basis. Report dated December 31 shows assets 36 928 088.48 liabilities 4 465 997.72 net assets 2 462 046.76 with income for the year 4 654 765.29 and expenditures 4 769 398.79.
A collage of quips and exchanges from 19th and early 20th century papers. Jokes on memory, luck, family, music, and social manners appear in snippets from Chicago Daily News Boston Courier Boston Transcript Ally Sloper Town and Country and Ohio State Journal.
The Tsang-Po river rises in Thibet near the Indus Sutlej sources and flows about 1000 miles at elevations from 11 000 to 14 000 feet. It becomes navigable after leaving the Himalayas and runs eastward for 800 miles to Lhasa, then through the Himalayas to emerge near Assam and follow the Brahmaputra to the Bay of Bengal. There is debate whether the Irawadi or Brahmaputra is its continuation, with scientific consensus favoring the Brahmaputra.
The Hocking Valley schedules an excursion to Toledo Detroit Put-in-Bay for next Sunday with standard terms and rates. Another trip to Columbus leaves here at 9 16 a m returning from Columbus at 8 p m. Round trip price is 1 dollar.
Farmers bring your poultry to the old Woolen Mill and Carey Ohno for the highest market price as Arnold Bros. promotes the sale.
The Real Estate and Loan Man advertises for sale a block of choice west Main street lots and a 40 acre tract near Carey with improvements. It also touts Tymochtee’s 175 acre farm with first class cultivation, fences and buildings, plus a 28 acre cleared parcel near Carey. The dealer promises long terms, low rates, easy payments, no commissions, and generous loan options, inviting visits or correspondence.
Old mower in good working order offered for sale by A. K. Davis in Crawford Ohio. Asking price twelve dollars.
A black sow owner may claim the pig by paying the advertisement and related charges. The notice is filed by EB M Keller.
The Marion County Importing Co. of Prospect C weighs about 1900 pounds with extra large bone and good style. A proven breeder and foal getter, the stallion will stand for the season two miles south of Carey. Farmers are invited to inspect and breed, with showing available by request.
Five young stallions described by Jno. A. Fox and F. & J. Bradman will stand at the S. W. Stevens barn in Carey starting April 10, 1901. Colts weigh 1730 to 1900 pounds with two blacks two bays one roan, ages two plus, and will reach about 2100 pounds when mature. Also breeders of Barred Plymouth Rocks Toulouse Geese Bronze and White Holland Turkeys and Poland China Hogs. Accidents at owner risk. insurance terms for stand and suck at $10 $15 and $20.
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