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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1908
Page
4
Notice records postal charges for Carey Pio post office second class mail. Rates include 1.00 per year in advance, 0.50 for six months, and 1.25 per year if unpaid in advance. The item cites subscription terms and payment timing for mailed matter.
Samuel J. Black of Upper Sanducky O announces candidacy for Representative. Primary election will be held Thursday March 19 1908 from 1 to 7 PM standard time.
Marshall E Farcut of Upper Sandusky is a candidate for Surveyor pending the result of the Democratic Primary Election at 7 p m Standard time.
Upper Sanctuaky candidate Peren Frank Jr runs in the Democratic Primary to be held Thursday March 10 1908 from 1 to 6 o'clock p m at Standard.
Announceium Jans B. Ginns of Sycamore Township as a candidate for Representative subject to the Democratic Primaries to be held Thursday March 19, 1908.
AvA J Fremerce of Carey Ohio aims for Treasurer as Democratic primary ballots open March 11 198? at 7 pm. The contest hinges on party decision.
Peter Oelbergq of Kirby Q is a candidate seeking election as Infirmary Director. Public election to be held Thursday March 19 1908 from 1 to 2 o'clock p m. standards and procedures to be observed.
Cmarnuies E. Feepericx of Upper Sandusky Ohio seeks the Democratic nomination for County Treasurer. Primary election set for Thursday March 19 1908 from 1 to 7 p m.
William F. Verry of Upper Sandusky Ohio is a candidate for sheriff subject to the 7 o clock p m deadline.
George Keller of Upper Sandusky announces his candidacy for sheriff subject to a decision on Thursday March 159 1903.
Editor Times announces K R Dunn of Wharton as a candidate for County Surveyor subject to Democratic Primary on Thursday March 19 1908 from 7 o clock standard to decision.
The Democratic primary election will decide the candidacy of Jousa Zahn for Infirmary Director in Salem township. The event is set for Thursday March 19 1908 from 1 to 7 pm.
The partnership between Edward Elchert and J. W. Peter under The Wyandot Broom Co is dissolved on February 11 1900. Edward Elchhert will continue the business at the former firm location.
Notice announces the assignee in trust for the creditors of J Wesley Chambers. Debtors must immediate payment and creditors should file authenticated claims for allowance by February 26. The document also mentions Crammers R12 State incubators and brooders as highly regarded by poultry raisers, sold by The Reck & Milroy Hardware.
H F Dunlap of Wheeling reports patents and trademark registrations from Western Ohio inventors. Cronbaugh Ada folding crate Gogel Toledo oil burner Napoleon corn harvester Kegg Toledo under garment Kundtz Lakewood sewing table Bratenhal fountain-pen Schroder Hamilton milling machine Hoyt Toledo pile remedy Roberts Mathews Ansonia vehicle lamps Birdsall Dayton assignor Cornwell Northumberland Pa vehicle gear Boeckman Dayton meat rack Goodfellow Vienna Cross Roads Herkenhoff Minster friction clutch Larsen Springfield vibrator Rust Springfield belt buckle Schnell Troy hood for emery wheels Stollberg Toledo assesor for American Can Company sheet metal key for white lead and other heavy articles.
The paper notes a new Post Office rule denying second class status to subscribers overdue a year or more. It explains not mailing overdue copies risks legal penalties and that the paper cannot afford to cover weeks without payment. April first marks enforcement. readers are urged to check their labels for arrears and respond within three weeks.
The author cites the Boyertown Holocaust and the Collinwood school fire to urge mandatory inspections of schoolhouses churches and halls in Ohio cities and towns. They warn against three story buildings inward opening doors and overcrowding and call for strict enforcement of safety laws.
The county races show many candidates active for various offices. The paper will not name winners. March 19 is the nominating day, one week away.
Dr Monroe Markley was ill in a Michigan hospital causing the missed lecture here last Monday. Attorney B F McDonald of Newark filled the slot delivering an excellent talk on Heroism in Private Life. The audience expressed high satisfaction with McDonald’s earnest and eloquent delivery.
The Carey Alumni plan a meeting at the library Friday evening March 200 and will elect officers for the ensuing year. Alumni are urged to attend as important business will be transacted.
The W C T U will hold a Friday afternoon meeting at a local venue with Mrs. Thrall expected to attend.
The Athenian literary society meets Friday night March 13 at the library with an evening of oration essays extempore and select reading. Participants include Avery Needs, Ryder, Ada Nichols, Vinele Campbell, Ralph Smith, and a debate on federal ownership of railroads with Hoff Steen against Gottfried Nichols. A small brooch with two diamonds and an emerald is lost. return to Fern Peirce.
James B. Gibbs of Sycamore township campaigned Tuesday for the Democratic nomination for representative. Gibbs, a practical farmer by trade, stresses his livelihood and experience in farming.
At United Brethren Church Rev J H Williams has just closed a successful meeting at Big Oak church. Regular preaching services will be held here next Sunday morning and evening. Sunday school at 9 30 Y P O at 3 30 and Junior League at 2 86.
The ceremony occurred at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Theo Harris. Dorothy Harris married Walter F. Hannaway of Springfield Ohio. A two course supper followed. Guests included Mrs. G C Harris Mrs. Conover Miss Mary Kessler and Rev J H Williams. The couple will live in Springfield after a brief stay in Carey.
A Napoleon school building burned Tuesday forenoon around nine o'clock as eight hundred pupils gathered outside. A teacher entering smelled smoke and found the attic a mass of flames. The article also notes a social gathering at Miss Sadie Ewing’s country home with several guests from Adrian.
Wyandot county fair board met in Upper Sandusky to set rules banning gambling on grounds while allowing chance free games. Races with purses totaling 2100 dollars were scheduled with a 2:40 pace and various trot and pace events. Democratic committee added three primary voting places at McCutchenville Duenquat and Harpster. John Robinson circus will visit Upper Sandusky. St Peters church women hosted a fastnight supper earning 140 dollars. W C T U discussed county option law campaigns with monthly meetings and literature. W B Hitchcock Sr. observed his eightieth birthday. Road viewers appointed for Fayette Dunlap and Mifflin township. others named for similar duties.
Conrad Herbert dies at his home one mile south of Alvada on Tuesday March 3, 1908 after a two week bout with la grippe. Born February 19, 1830 in Heiselheim Bavaria he came to America in 1853 and settled in Seneca county. He married Sevilla Fruth on February 13, 1859 and leaves a large family including nine surviving children, twenty six grandchildren, two great grandchildren, a ill wife, three brothers and two sisters. Funeral held March 6 at Cramer church with Rev Spangenberg officiating.
Granville Hunter and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hunter express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of wife and mother. Gratitude extended to those who sang at the funeral.
Mrs Granville Hunter nee Savilla Elizabeth Bruce died Wednesday at her home five and a half miles south of the city. She was born in 1851 in Van Buren Hancock County and lived in Salem township most of her life. Survived by her husband, son Earl, and three grandchildren, with several siblings in Oregon, Nebraska, and Iowa. Funeral held at home last Friday at 1 pm conducted by Rev. G A Bartlebaugh. burial in Zion Bloom Cemetery. Pallbearers were three Hunters and three cousins. Several relatives attended from nearby towns.
In Lafourche Louisiana a long illustrated piece reviews the Buckeye Traction Ditcher led by inventor James B. Hill of Findlay. The editor's inspection trip praises the machine turning water and mud into solid ground ready for plowing and predicts a revolution in regional agriculture.
Notice requests all Encampment members to gather in I O O F Hall Friday evening March 13, 1908 for a formal meeting.
A middle aged woman is sought to care for two elderly people and live in with them. The role offers good pay and references may be requested. Address EF J Webber.
Farmer's bring your poultry to Carey Ohio at the old woolen mill for the highest market price. ARNOLD Bros.
Thoroughbred Scotch Collies offered for sale by a breeder. Pedigree and quality noted. Contact for details and availability.
Buff Plymouth Rock cockerels offered at one dollar each at Celery Farm. Rental cottage on Brown Avenue in Carey. Contact Mrs S H Batley for the key and G W Laird for details.
For Sale. The home of Sarah Slemmer on Main street five doors west of Post Office. Inquire of Frank or Harvey Slemmer. Lost a gold ring near Dr J BD Southward's residence on Tuesday noon. Finder leave at this office.
For sale a five year old Dark Jersey cow will freshen around April 1 and be five years old in June. Located four miles southwest of Carey. Charles Bish 3 $6. Found fur collar. Owner may reclaim by identifying and paying for this notice. Call Times office.
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