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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1925
Page
7
Twenty five years ago Miss Marie Orians closed her Salem township school. Red Oak term ended with Miss Sadie Lutz. Items cover repairs, fires, oil drilling, church revival, a grave accident, rail history, a tax appointment, local birthdays, and a cyclone report from 1892 noting damages in Carey and surrounding towns.
The Mehr Licht club meets Mrs. R C Pennington as Cleveland Public Auditorium hosts March 28 to April 4 entries. Notable displays include the Mother-in-law plant Venus Fly Trap George Washington Palm Mexican War Palm and Bird of Paradise with orchids valued up to 1500. Twenty complete gardens and a ballet pantomime The Victory of the Rose will accompany the exhibit.
The Margraf heirs sold a 77 acre farm east of Upper Sandusky to Mack Smalley. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Samuel Thomas of Marseilles township. John Konkle of Sycamore died. burial at Rock Creek near Melmore. Numerous social notes cover church, school, and farm bureau activities, marriages, and local service changes. Charles H. Bingham named Kroger manager in Upper Sandusky. Various obituaries and births mark community milestones. The Wyandot county YMCA promotes a Bible story contest for Pioneer groups in the county.
Cleveland prosecutor Edward C. Stanton launches action to recover between $50,000 and $75,000 allegedly wrongfully collected by justices of the peace as fines and fees. The case cites extortion amid heated lisuer examinations and illicit fees of small amounts.
Ohio State University extension horticulturist N W Glines notes farmers using 400 pounds per acre of fertilizer for early potatoes can boost yields to 50 bushels per acre by up to 1060 pounds per acre. He cites records of 25 to 50 bushel gains, recommends split applications with caution, and gives timing and mix guidelines for sandy versus clay soils.
The Public Auditorium in Cleveland will host the Cleveland Flower Show from March 28 transforming the mammoth stage into a fairyland garden. A full size castle front will stand at the background with a sloping garden approach and paths rising to the castle steps. Thousands of tulips hyacinths and daffodils plus bay trees cedar sod grass fountains statues and wide pathways will create a fairyland setting.
The steam hammer was conceived by James Nasmyth in 1842 and patented later. A Nasmyth hammer was built at Le Creusot in France, with the first Nasmyth hammer erected in 1843 at Bridgewater Foundry, Patricroft near Manchester, England.
An old advertisement claims gas on the stomach presses on the heart causing restlessness and sleeplessness. It promotes Adlerika as a quick evacuant for constipation and asserts it works in about one hour without griping, attributed to Chas. W Brayton, a druggist.
In Carey Mr. H R Kesler of 128 Findlay Street speaks on kidney pain and backache. He credits Doan's Pills from Brayton's Drug Store with curing his kidney weakness and frequent night rises, noting he had to stop work for three weeks. Price 60 cents, at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo NY.
Cleveland’s Public Auditorium will host the Cleveland Flower Show opening March 28 and running through April 4. The event features twenty complete indoor gardens, thousands of cut flowers, orchids, aquaria, and other displays across sixty five thousand square feet. Officials expect at least 175000 visitors, with a half million dollars in flowers, plants and accessories on show.
Thieves entered Hal W. Michaels auto sales rooms in Tiffin Thursday night and drove away a new 1925 Hudson coach on display. The car was insured.
A department store in New York City recently added a 16 story steel and concrete skyscraper through a single eight foot opening. One worker transported all machinery beams and girders through the narrow door without disturbing the busy store. Exchange.
Neighbors report a man named George Steele was found cremated after a fire that destroyed a barn near Gallipolis. They suspect a homicide tied to a robbery and believe the blaze was set to hide the murder.
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