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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1920
Page
4
Editor and publisher Homer Thrall announces subscription rates in advance. Six months cost 1.00 dollars and three months cost 60 cents.
The article assesses the 1920 Republican race between Leonard Wood and Warren G. Harding. Wood is praised as a capable administrator with wartime associations and ties to Roosevelt, boosting his Ohio bid. Harding, rising from the Senate, is noted for rhetoric and sudden prominence, with early southern and western support and a long campaign ahead.
Senator Truman Newberry of Michigan was found guilty of corrupt use of money to procure his election. The jury imposed two years in prison and a $10,000 fine for expending about $1.5 million. Appeals are expected and the financial penalty is viewed as minimal in significance.
Four Protestant churches plan intensified religious services to drive moral and spiritual uplift in the village. Preparations are complete and leaders urge the community to engage deeply, citing postwar conditions and national need for church driven unity and devotion.
Reading scattered census reports we note southern cities like Macon Georgia Chattanooga Tennessee Charlotte North Carolina Knoxville Tennessee and Louisville Kentucky making strong growth in the last decade. The southern states possess great natural resources and appear to be entering an era of development.
The undersigned offers a public auction on his farm two miles northwest of Carey on the Shuimen road Friday March 26 1920 at 10 00. The sale lists a bay mare five cattle one Jersey and one Holstein cow giving milk an 18 months steer heifer calf year old six months old steer a Poland China brood sow due to farrow March 21 and twenty four Shropshire breeding ewes due to lamb early in April. Farm implements include a Tiffin wagon McCormick binder mower hay loader grain drill planter digger and more with terms cash under 35 00 and nine month credit on larger sums. No goods removed until settled for. W M VANDERHOFF Stanley Jones auctioneer H A Kear clerk.
An auction will be held Monday April 5 at 12 o clock to sell farm items 6 miles east of Mt. Blanchard and 38 percent miles northwest of Wher ton. Contents include stove, cupboard dining table chairs beds clothes dishes carpets mower tools and more with sales terms under five dollars cash and six month credit on larger sums.
The Wyandot County organizing meeting for the Interchurch World Movement convened at the Presbyterian Church on March 15 at 1 30 p m with forty one attendees from nearly all denominations The meeting elected C P Troup as chairman Rev J M Shimer and Rev S F Banders as vice chairs and chose a long list of officers and an executive committee to guide the county movement The county mass meeting is set for April 9 with a trained state team of 22 to explain plans and purpose.
The Sycamore Leader laments delays as a shipment of type matter from Carey to Northern Ohio caused late papers last week. The 1620 Burleson mail service is praised for speed and efficiency while the afternoon train ran late.
The note urges subscribers to verify their mailing label against receipts after hundreds of changes. It reports 60 new subscribers since the year's start and asks readers to notify any mismatch to avoid trouble later.
A Columbus area sales job offers a home territory selling paints oils greases roofing and ties direct from the factory. No experience required with expert coaching and valuable training. Office in Cleveland Ohio.
Bucklin community periodical invites news items from all residents and organizations. Readers are asked to send in items quickly for church notices, entertainments, and public actions, with reporters asked to assist in gathering local news.
Mr Rowe of Findlay demonstrated oat smut treatment at Virge Thomas’ place on Monday. A friend attended. They then visited Clint Chambers’ farm where a wheat field showed Hessian fly damage. Rowe recommended plowing the entire field as there is no cure once it starts.
On Monday Judge Close ordered Amil Pahl as guardian of Mark Pahl to file petition. Notice returned. Appraisement ordered and order of appraisement issued.
Misses Verna Weller and Bernita Copley shared a Sunday dinner with Mrs Opal and Earl Rothgeb, enjoying a pleasant afternoon together.
Darkness halted lessons Friday afternoon at Shady Grove School northwest of town until electric lights flooded the room. Teacher Virgil Mathias notes this is the only common rural school in the state equipped with such modern lighting enabling pupils to study despite darkness.
A. Hoy returned Tuesday to ready his Dow street residence for the homecoming of his wife who had been staying for several weeks at her daughter’s in Findlay. Mrs Hoy is somewhat improved though still not fully well.
Farmers report fields well drained and ready for plowing if sun continues. Dry soil conditions suggest the ground will be ready to plow for the week ahead.
Henry L. Myebs expresses gratitude for the beautiful potted plant sent by the Loyal Order of Moose.
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