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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1919
Page
4
Fragmented text shows rates for subscriptions and notices in advance six months three months and per line charges for resolutions poetry and business locals. It also mentions notices of suppers entertainments and free other church and judge notices with display advertising rates upon application.
The piece argues demobilization dissolves military distinctions and elevates merit as the sole basis of respect. It cites the Grand Army of the Republic as a model where officers and enlisted men are equal, and where addressing others by rank is forbidden, leaving only the title Comrades as a sign of shared solidarity.
Major Lodge of Massachusetts claimed a copy of the peace treaty appeared in New York and suggested an interest group held it as a favor while withholding it from the senate. Critics say the draft is not finished or signed and that the Senate will obtain it once completed.
Washington estimates the combined winter and spring wheat crop at 1.236 billion bushels. Barley production is seen at 232 million bushels and rye at 117 million bushels.
The piece notes rumors of political maneuvering in Mexico with claims of Carranza’s inefficiency. It mentions General Obregon entering the presidential race and implies regional figures like Villa influence the fray. It concludes that unrest is less severe now than months past.
A labor department symposium led by Secretary Wilson gathers views of leading financiers and business men on whether prices are about to decline. Most participants forecast prices will not fall materially for some time, reflecting widespread uncertainty about future costs.
The piece mocks senators who profiteer in Washington and discuss moving the Capitol. It criticizes those who take 7500 for peanut politics while genuine statesmanship is needed.
A short, lyrical meditation on reputation and aspiration centered on the warmth and steadfastness of home. The speaker expresses pity for those without the longing for a settled, affectionate domestic life. The passage blends emotion with a respectful reverence for home as central to hope and joy.
Ralph Cole receives the Doctor of Laws honor as part of broad postwar remembrance of services during the war. The article highlights his rising recognition amid many honors granted to notable contributors.
Labor groups organize in Findlay as Buckeye Traction workers plan to open a cooperative grocery on a profit sharing basis. An application will be filed for a charter to establish the new enterprise and worker ownership.
The stork presented Mr and Mrs avid Dow with a 915 pound daughter Sunday morning.
W A Julian Ohio League to Enforce Peace chairman urged business interests to back Senate ratification of the Paris peace plan. He argued amendments would amount to rejection, keeping the U S at war with Germany and risking loss of tonnage and alien property assets. He noted the covenant is not Wilson made and urged public pressure on Washington. The piece also mentions upcoming family reunions in Findlay and Water Works Park.
Roland McDowell resigns as agent for Western Southern Life Insurance Co. Cyril Kramer succeeds him. McDowell had built a strong Carey insurance business and expanded policy holders. He now holds the county agency for Equitable Life of Town, serving many local policy holders.
The Carey Mill & Elevator Co notes ice card distribution to ensure delivery wagons visit each residence on set days. Residents are covered Mondays Wednesdays Fridays and Saturdays each week, and no territory is served twice in a day.
Mrs Minh Tong announces uptake of the Beveley Corset agency and will fit and deliver corsets to customers. Available in all materials. Office at Oge Block Vance Street invites calls through Mutual office.
Warning against swimming fishing or trespassing on the Whaley farm. Violators will be arrested without further delay as stated by Geo H Whaley.
Property owner posts a strict no fishing or trespassing rule on premises. The notice is signed by Bernard O'Prien and Harry Lowery, indicating enforcement by the two individuals or associated parties.
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