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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1910
Page
4
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Editorial lauds Theodore Roosevelt returning to Oyster Bay after Africa and New York welcomes. It praises his career as remarkable, notes the 1900 vice presidential nomination came under pressure, and recalls his Buffalo oath and prophetic bearing as he began his presidency.
The piece discusses a powerful figure who shaped a civic reform wave without instigating it, seizing the revival’s momentum. Henry Watterson likens him to Napoleon, noting a Broadway parade moment where a crowd named Teddy as the next president. It predicts he won’t oppose Taft and may seek a peace among Republican factions.
A column urges orderly respect for the Rose law in Carey and warns that enforcement, not disobedience, prevents disturbances. It argues the law carries state and county authority, with courts and voters backing it, and that officers and citizens have no option but to enforce and obey.
Congress passes the admission bill for New Mexico and Arizona as separate states and the president signs it. Preparations remain to draft and ratify constitutions, with final approval by both the president and Congress, likely by early December 1911.
The text notes that the congress to be elected next November will convene, likely meaning two senators and two representatives from New Mexico and two senators and one representative from Arizona will take seats.
An old editorial laments frightening children with threats and bogeyman tales. It argues such fear harms the child’s nerves and trust, urging parents to teach that only self fear is real and to foster courage and self control for a stronger future.
The photographer mutters we shall have to try again as the sitter scowls. The sitter protests that one eye was shut and insists he was winking naturally per the photographer’s instruction.
Rev Father J. G. Mizer presides with a Sunday timetable including Low Mass at 9:00 p.m. High Mass at 10:00 a.m. Instructions at 2:30 p.m. Vespers at 3:00 p.m. All times are sun time.
Farmers are invited to bring cream to the new Carey cream station where testing is done in the presence of producers and cash payment is offered. J. L. Herndon manages from the Hoff Block.
Miss Jessie Deitelbach of a mile and a half south of the city faced a frightened horse on Main Street as a touring car approached. Graham Buckland, at the corner, leaped onto the shafts and stopped the horse, a deed that would merit Carnegie medals.
Baseball brief: Carey Clippers face Kenton Sunday afternoon at the ball park. Kenton battery Donson and Biddinger opposed by Murray and Wickiser of the Clippers. Admission 25 cents with ladies free including grand stand.
All residents are prohibited from throwing grease and waste on streets alleys lawns or gutters in Carey Ohio under village ordinance. Violators will be summoned to answer to the Mayor. By order of the Mayor. JoseH F. WonDER Health Officer.
Ora Hart and Leo Martin arrived Tuesday night from Clearwater Florida. They plan a monthlong visit here, praising Florida’s climate and people while looking forward to hunting and especially fishing during their stay.
For sale in Upper Sandusky Ohio a new seven room house and barn on two acre lot with good location. Easy terms. Inquire J C McCleary Bell 242. Also wanted a dining room girl at the Camp Restaurant.
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