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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1912
Page
4
The February 8 1912 issue notes to readers that Taft would be nominated, while Roosevelt's status amusedly oscillated between not candidacy and candidacy. The piece reflects on how predictions proved partly right and partly off.
The piece urges Ohioans to rule this September with 41 proposed amendments to the state constitution. It stresses citizen preparation for informed voting, notes most proposals are progressive while rejecting extreme features, and calls the people to exercise supreme power at the polls.
The W H L and F M Society of the United Evangelical church met with Mrs. Lewis Hart. Mrs. Tate led devotions and Rev Bailey offered prayer. Delegates named to the Findlay convention July 12 14, with Mrs. Jacobs hosting the club in July.
The article discusses Proposal No 32 detailing tax provisions including inheritance and income taxes. It outlines exemptions for property used for public purposes and personal property up to 500 dollars, and notes limits on state debt. It argues the taxes are equitable and urges adoption.
Proposal No 12 at the constitutional convention urges affirmative vote to conserve natural resources. It authorizes laws to foster forestry and create forest reserves, regulate water power, drainage, mining, and the marketing of coal oil gas and minerals to protect future sustenance and state resources.
Rev W E Bailey pastor conducts Sunday school at 9 a m with services at 10 30 and 7 30. Monday teachers meeting Wednesday prayer meeting K L C E Thursday 6 30 pm social by Young People at parsonage. Berry schoolhouse Sunday 2 00 pm singing practice Friday evening. Refreshments served. Remember Carey Times for legal notices.
Huston & Paul and Ash Houk will close their hardware stores all day on July 4 to observe Independence Day. Local customers are advised to plan purchases around the closure.
A sensational Civil War drama at the Royal portrays Capt Faulkner and Jennie McPherson as they wed before his front line departure. The bride cuts telegraph wires and shoots a Northern operator, while a daring escape by train and fall into a river cap the scene. The performance opens July 3 a night before the Fourth.
Charles D. N. Moore leads U B Church with Sunday school at 9:00 a m under O O Young. Junior at 2 30 p m. Senior Endeavor at 6 00. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 Beech Grove page notes Sunday school 10 00 a m A R Herbert supt Prayer meeting Thursday evening.
Dr J M Harrison and Squire J F Wonder health officers of Crawford township and Carey attended the state meeting of health officers from towns under 3000 in Toledo last Friday and Saturday. Several papers were presented including a timely talk on milk inspection. Also note to place legal notices in the Carey Times.
Harry Sullivan son of John L. Sullivan of Boston arrives at Findlay to train for an August bout with Jack O'Brien. Sullivan is twenty two and weighs 216 pounds. John L. Sullivan will arrive in July to assist in training.
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Reynolds and daughter Henrietta spent last Friday in Lima for a National Association of Stationery Engineers meeting. They then visited Bellefontaine with Mrs. Reynolds’ parents for a week, before correspondence deadline Tuesday noon due to Fourth of July.
In a vivid overheated dialogue Miss Causteque and Mr Champleigh-My express the extreme warmth and discomfort of their surroundings. They compare the experience to cooking and broiled lobster as a metaphor for the oppressive heat.
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