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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1900
Page
4
The Carey Times lists editor Homer Thrall and the Carey Ohio post office entry as a second class matter. Subscription is $1.00 yearly in advance or 50 cents for six months. $1.25 per year if not paid in advance. Display ad rates are set by application.
County officials begin occupation of a new courthouse and anticipate satisfaction with the improved quarters. The piece notes census timing, the Carey money order office joining the international system, and debates over funding for a state exposition. It also covers political cartoons, potential vice presidential nominees, security reminders for Independence Day crowds, and reactions to the Philadelphia nomination hubbub.
The article argues the demonstration was unnecessary and that applause was artificially sustained to prolong approval. It notes that without artificial renewal the applause would have faded after a few minutes, and maintains that continuing it was not sensible.
The piece warns of escalating trouble in North China with possible spread south, risking foreign residents and missionaries. It notes merchants converting assets to coin, fear of general insurrection, and potential need for large armies and international coordination to pacify. News remains scarce and authorities move to protect Americans.
M B Siro invites buyers to view his list of farms houses and lots vacant land and other personal property for sale or exchange. He promises easy terms and low interest rates and asks what buyers have to sell or exchange.
No plumber, electrician, or anyone else shall make any connection or extension of water line or electric light line on any premises without the written permission of the secretary by order of tithe water works trustees. HW or Hart, Secretary.
We the undersigned agree to close our barber shops at noon on July 4. Signatories include G W Monracve I'. M Harr K. MONTAGUE W.S. LaMorr.
One fare round trip between all points and to connecting lines within 200 miles. Tickets on sale July 3 and 4 with return valid until July 5. Nickel Plate Road excursion July 3 and 4 with return through July 5. Jv5 W.S. Tong announces readiness to respond to calls for crying sales. Residence four miles southwest of Carey. 45 cents a hundred pounds paid for old machinery castings. 40 cents for old castings at the foundry. S.C Van Buren.
Mrs L Heck has rented her house and desires to procure rooms centrally located which will be suitable for the business of dress making.
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