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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1901
Page
4
A public notice states second class mail matter status for Caray Ohio. Subscriptions priced at 1.00 per year in advance and 0.50 for six months. 1.25 per year if not prepaid. Display advertisement rates available on application.
W. K. Armington’s Ridge Township address May 36 envisions “The Coming Young Man” as the union of Roman brawn Greek brain Hebrew faith. He foresees an American citizen shaping history through loyalty education culture and incorruptible character.
Springville sees widespread improvements this spring with new barn work by I E Phillips and a barn reroof by Walter Luzader. Joe Crislip digs a bathing pond near his ice pond while Ferdinand Dible's house is painted and Hiram Presler's home readies for plastering. The flowing well yields excellent water. Seed wheat is for sale by S Smith. John Luzader recovers from illness. Onion crops suffer wind and wire worm damage. Found a lady’s silver watch. inquire at this office.
Second hand Plano mowing machine for sale in working order price 12 dollars. A black sow offered to the buyer pending payment of advertisement charges. Inquiries directed to E. M. Keller and Joseph H. Wonder for details.
J. D. Ewing warns that DeWitt's Witch Hazel salve cures piles without surgery and never fails. Cautions readers to beware of counterfeit products.
The Bay View Reading Circle wrapped a pleasant profitable year with a Monday night reception at Miss Emme Stief's home. Brauns orchestra of Upper Sandusky played many selections, Mrs. Fred Rowan and Mrs. Inez Wonder sang, and Dorothea Whaley recited. Guests included Rev S J Taylor and many couples, with light refreshments served.
Miss Marie Oriana left last Tuesday for Lexington Kentucky where she united in marriage with David Dow on Wednesday Clarence Humbert is engaged in putting up a telephone plant in Lexington The Times offers its congratulations.
The Republican county convention met Wednesday in Upper Sandusky and nominated a full county ticket: Ed Mease for sheriff, Richard Carter for representative, G. W. Gwinner for commissioner, Henry Failer for surveyor, and E. S. Wilson for infirmary director. Central committeemen named include J. P. Newhard, E. M. Keiler, and W. H. Karr.
At 8 a.m. Companies A B and E of the 2nd regiment O N G form Camp Greer. By 9 a.m. guard mount is scheduled.
A detailed method for a French brioche crust suitable for fruit pies from the New York Tribune. It describes mixing a sponge with yeast, then a second dough, kneading to a stiff paste, proving times, folding rolls, and chilling before use. Used for breakfast cakes and as a puff paste substitute for lining fruit pies.
State of Ohio Insurance Department certifies Greenwich Insurance Company New York is authorized to transact fire and related risk insurance in Ohio on the capital stock plan. December 31 preceding year shows assets 1 716 665 12 liabilities 1 316 147 64 net assets 400 517 48 capital 200 000 00 surplus 200 517 48 cash income 1 531 166 31 cash expenditures 1 522 911 83 signed by A I Vorys Superintendent and Jacob A Smith agent Carey Ohio.
Recipe instructions for rhubarb preserve with sugar lemon and overnight standing, then cooking and sealing in jars. Also a biscuit crust method for strawberry shortcake with steaming and serving notes. Finally a brief description of Guadalupe Mexico’s stone sail column atop the cathedral, tied to a don’s vow and Virgin of Guadalupe.
J A Smith advertises choice western Main street lots at low prices and 40 acre Carey near Tymochtee farm improvements worth money. Includes 175 acre Tymochtee farm with good buildings and fences, 23 acre Carey tract cleared and cheap, plus a first class Carey home on a corner lot with barn, fruit trees, well and cistern. Long terms, low rate, no commissions, money to loan.
Farmers bring poultry to Carey at the old woolen mill for the highest market price offered by ARNOLD Bros tr Fe.
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