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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1920
Page
4
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The piece surveys varied editorials from The New York Times Chicago Tribune Philadelphia Ledger St Louis Globe Democrat and others condemning or praising Warren G Harding as the Republican presidential nominee. It notes the platform dissatisfaction respectability and cross editorial opinions influencing public perception.
Delegates and boosters head for the San Francisco convention opening Tuesday June 28. McAdoo withdraws citing money worries while Cox faces prohibition doubts and Bryan attacks his rival. Senators Owen and Carter Glass are mentioned as potential presidents with political currents shaping the event.
Marion, Ohio residents of all parties praise Warren G Harding as a citizen and neighbor. They plan a large welcome including road repairs, reception committees, bands, and a big park tent near the Harding residence, honoring his lifelong ties to the city and his newspaper career.
The article warns that New York’s rapid growth as the world’s biggest city strains the export and import system. It urges developing southern ports and expanding canals, roads, and interior transportation to handle future business.
Detroit rises to over 993000 inhabitants in the latest census figures, overtaking Cleveland in population and maintaining a swift demographic lead over the Ohio city.
As San Francisco eyes the week ahead the dominant theme is snags in the political scene. Local figures and organizations face friction and unresolved questions shaping the campaign outlook.
Secretary Meredith argues that the United States has 463 million acres of forest lands, with 1 million acres unproductive, and urges keeping forests working full time to prevent timber shortages. He warns that neglecting growth will force lumber imports and raise European-like scarcity.
Look over fire tornado and automobile policies to ensure adequate coverage. Verify farm tractors and other property are insured and consider a new policy if protection is too low. Grant Karr offers multi year terms to save money, with an office above Imerine Bros. Meat Market.
The Ohio Department of Charities seeks homes for two brothers Harold seven and Gerald nine. The agency asks citizens to decide if they can be kept together in a private foster home rather than separated. Write to 2098 High St Columbus Ohio to help.
Upper Sandusky resident Harless C. Staggs announced as a Democratic candidate for nomination as Clerk of Courts subject to the primary on Tuesday August 10. The entry notes his candidacy and the election date.
Hancock News reports Charles Royston and a Portage township son indicted for grand larceny over corn theft. Findlay council recalls ordinance banning firearm discharge. Moving picture show proprietors fined for Sunday operation. Judge Duncan presiding over cases including a Findlay murder by a 70 year old husband.
The Carey Times advertises name cards available in printed and engraved styles. Customers may choose from design options and order custom nameplates for personal or business use. Engraved cards offer a durable, formal presentation.
Rev. J. M. Shimer is away this week at Epworth League conventions across four Northwestern Ohio districts. He oversees Life Service work and delivers talks titled Finding Ourselves at each event.
A. M. Rothgeb of 419 S. Patterson St Carey testifies he suffered back pains frequent urination and dizziness before using Dean's Kidney Pills. He reports relief after three boxes and recommends the product sold for 60 cents at all dealers FosterMilburn Co Buffalo N Y.
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