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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1901
Page
4
Official notice printed at the Carey Ohio post office details second class mail status and subscription rates. Yearly price is one dollar prepaid, fifty cents for six months, and one twenty five dollars annually if unpaid in advance. Display ad rates are provided upon application.
The editorial urges Charles H. Beaulay of Pitt Township as Democratic Primary candidate for County Surveyor in the March 16 1901 election. It notes six president Harrison’s death, mentions a Johnson murder case grand jury, discusses Senator Carter Montana River and Harbor bill and praise for restraint in hero worship, then comments on upcoming county primaries caucuses city government and the need for capable officials. It also covers a Toledo Sandusky county mandamus suit over county reports and calls voters to use the ballot to curb local misrule, with a note on railroad burglaries and railroad protections.
The writer urges authorities to reveal information on the perpetrators of the recent attack at the Northern Ohio station. They warn allowing such felonies to go unpunished teaches criminals they can act with impunity and risks cultivating a dangerous element in the community.
Farmers are invited to bring poultry to Carey Ohio at the old woolen mill for the highest market price offered by ARNOLD Bros.
Notice advises consulting Superintendent of plant H. C. Smith before wiring homes for electric lights burglar alarms or bell systems. All work guaranteed first class and prices reasonable.
J A Smith offers loans on farms at 5 and 6 percent with option to pay principal and stop interest. Also bargains in town property including a large modern home near town for 1600 dollars and a good home near the square for 625 dollars. A 112 acre farm with a two story house, barn and tillable land priced at forty dollars per acre.
Mrs E B Kurtle entertained Friday evening with sewer tables of carroms a dainty luncheon was served at the close Only ladies were present Thomas and Tucker Jubilee Singers visit the M E church tomorrow night a rare musical treat
A theater excursion to Toledo is planned for Wednesday March 20. At the Valentine the L Aiglon features Sarah Bernhardt supported by Coquelin with prices 3 00 2 50 2 00 1 50 and 1 00. The Lyceum offers Who Is Who at 25 35 and 50 cents. Empire showcases Lockhart's performing elephants at 15 25 35 and 50 cents. Burt's presents The Ride for Life at 10 20 and 30 cents.
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to all who helped during illness and death of a husband and father, and thanks the choir for the music. Mrs Aaron Nigh and children sign the notice. F. J. Leahy, a Tiffin horse dealer, visited last week to ship a colt bought from D. Smith. The colt, praised by judges, weighed 900 pounds at six months, 1,000 at eight, and 1,090 at eleven months, with prior show premiums at Findlay and Sycamore. It was sired by a black stallion owned by J. A. Fox & Co.
The notice touts Foley's Kidney Cure as a fifty cent remedy for Bright's disease diabetes and other ailments. It cites J. D. Ewing and Mrs Jus Forest of Chippewa Falls Wisconsin claiming long running leg sores were cured after using Banner Salve and other products.
A four year old next June mare for sale. Well bred sound and tight. Will sell on time. A K Davis Crawford.
Notice is hereby given that the subscriber has been appointed and qualified as administrator of the estate of Charles W. Nigh late of Wyandot county Ohio deceased. Dated at Carey February 23 191. J D Carothers Administrator. Robert R Watts Salem Mo writes I have kidney disease for five years and Foley's Kidney Cure cured me in less than two bottles and I am sound and well J D Ewing.
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