07 Mar 1901
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1901
Page
1
Bert Mitten announces he has taken the agency for Fostoria Steam Dye Works. He guarantees perfect satisfaction for dyeing and cleaning. Call at his store for prompt attention, and inquire about specialty dyeing of ladies goods.
Farms range 20 to 300 acres near Carey, Adrian, New Riegel and Tiffin priced 35 to 60 cents per acre. Inquiries to W. M. Presler, Adrian Ohio. Munter's Rates via Big Four Route to many southern and midwestern states. Hunters tickets with long return limits available from all Big Four points. For details contact Warran J. Lynch or W. P. Deppe in Cincinnati.
Mrs Elizabeth Kaley died at her West Main street home on February 21 after a brief illness of pleuro pneumonia. Born July 16 1822 in Union County Pennsylvania she was 78 years 7 months and 11 days. She and Charles Carey married in 1840 and moved from Pennsylvania to Ohio in 1854 later amassing farms and wealth. After Mr Kaley died she moved to Findlay where she remained until her death. Her eight surviving children included lawyers and a minister, with three serving in government and one as university regent. The family mourns at Maplewood cemetery Findlay.
A special grand jury terminated the Johnson murder investigation and indicted V Willis Miller Charles Foster Locke Foster Marsh Linday and George Ury for robbery and murder. Locke Foster Willis Miller serve terms in the penitentiary. Marsh Lindsay jailed in Upper Sandusky. Charles Foster and George Ury indicted at Findlay for burglary. Eugene Harms was discharged. Annual inspection of Co 106 URB E of P found in good shape. officers installed and banquet held at Camp restaurant.
The Buckeye Stave Factory employs thirty five men with a weekly payroll of about 1500 dollars and outputs 40 000 staves daily. It holds 4 million staves in yards and 750 000 feet of logs plus 500 000 feet purchased for shipping. Since January 1 delivery to yards reached 1 200 000 feet of logs. W H Snyder ships various commodities via rail including 270 car loads of freight in 1900 and marks each grain or flour car with Carey City Mills branding. The operation supports local business and exports a large share of its product aiding foreign trade and regional timber markets.
A scanned list covers physiology and arithmetic questions for teacher exams, plus orthography and history prompts. It also includes a public sale notice for Leonard Weaver farm near Carey on March 14 1901 with a long list of livestock equipment grains and farm gear and terms for credit and security.
The Death Angel took Mrs. L B Newcomer Thursday at four am after seven years of asthma. She was 58 years, 5 months, 22 days old, leaving eight children and nine grandchildren. Funeral by Rev. L I Dickey at St. John's Evangelical, burial in Hickory Grove cemetery with relatives from Wellshire Deshler Findlay Prairie Depot Mt Blanchard and solo mourners listed.
The notice lists selling dates across many states and territories along the Big Four Route. Dates include January 1 and 15, February 5 and 19, March 6 and 19, April 1 and 16. Regions named cover Alabama through Wyoming and Canada’s British Columbia and Manitoba.
G. W. Martin advertises outstanding values in wall paper paper hanging and house painting with promises of lower prices and better quality for customers seeking interior decorating services.
Mrs. P. W. Wernament of Adrian returned home after a visit with friends at Tiffin. Solomon Shearer of Bucyrus spent last Saturday with friends there. Jas. Curtis is able to be out of doors. Jas. Zint is improving slowly. W. M. Haines was called to Paris for his father’s illness. Asa Johnson visited his two sons in Kenton. Mrs. Rhoda Clay bought the Youngpeter property to move in spring. Mrs. Joseph Wehrle improving slowly. P. W. Wornament attended teachers examination at Tiffin Saturday. Dr. Schlink was in town Monday. Mrs. Arthur Mulholland and Isaac Klein trip to Tiffin Monday. Mrs. Chas Kemmis visited Titio Saturday.
Local updates from Adrian note spring cues as birds return and neighbors adjust routines. Johnathan Haines and family plan to move to Carey April first, with son Frank joining on the farm. Mrs. E. M. Miller recovers. a wallpaper trade push continues. Miss Cora Yager returns from Tiffin. Delayed Letter Farmers prep for spring work amid smoke delays at school. various neighbors visit, travel, and call on friends.
In this vicinity a reliable man is sought for a branch manager post. Previous record preferred and good references urged. Write with a clear reference and details to apply for this opportunity.
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