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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1908
Page
4
Editorial remarks explain home printing origin and note editorial content across pages. They mention local news on pages six and three including city council items and correspondence.
The piece notes the race reducing to Taft and Bryan with minor opposition. It forecasts both men seeking and likely securing nominations. A convention battle is anticipated and Democrats appear more hopeful, confident of gains ahead.
Joan W. Bly of Findlay, deputy state inspector of buildings and factories, visited on Monday to inspect five school houses. He ratified measures already adopted by the school board including adding tire escapes. Two escapes will be added to the second story east side building with possible attic changes. One escape will be added to the west side building. Escapes will be stairs with bannisters. style not decided yet.
In the Ohios senate Mr Pollock of Starks county moved to form a committee to accept a house challenge to a baseball game and arrange details. Senator West suggested replacing baseball with marbles. President Williams ruled the motion out of order as beneath senate dignity.
The piece contrasts Emma Goldman and the anarchist movement with a House debate over restoring the motto In God We Trust on coins. It notes intense religious hostility from the red flag faction and, by contrast, strong patriotic expressions, especially from southern representatives.
A meeting of the board of trade will be held in the library assembly room on Thursday at 7 o clock. Important business will come before the board and a full attendance is requested. H G Chambers Secretary.
Albro Johnson and Lawrence Kem erley delivered A H kem erley's touring car bought through Johnson the local agent. The machine, made in Clyde, is described as a fine vehicle. Vais garage will be in Kennerley's barn behind the Times office with automobile fixtures for repairs planned.
Notice to growers in Carey and vicinity for 1908 offering acreage at 5.60 dollars per ton at contract price or on the sugar per cent sliding scale. Company provides all hand labor at 18 dollars per acre. Labor contracts close April 1, 1908. For information contact Co. F. Sutter, Agent Vanine, Ohio.
Misses Josephine and Stena Rowe move their home to the east joining lot and plan a seven room residence to be built this spring. Prank Stroup prepares the plans and work will begin soon. The new house aims to greatly improve North Street.
The M W A holds its annual county convention in Upper Sandusky next Wednesday April 1. Delegates elected to represent Carey Camp include Fr A Galbroner Eddie Goa George Wolfrum and O B art.
The Carey lodges hosted a busy Tuesday with five new Rebekahs joining the local lodge and refreshments served. Roy Ryder received the Knights of Pythias third rank. A twenty six member Eastern Star delegation from Marion visited, with members from Forest Kenton and Fostoria. The Marion chapter performed a floral drill and Mrs Brandt of Fostoria inspected the chapter. A banquet followed and visiting delegations were entertained at supper at the Galt house.
Mrs Henry Long, born Lydia Red in Virginia, aged 76, died last Friday at her Tymochtee home after weeks with pneumonia. Native of Virginia, long resident of the county, mother of Grant Long and Mrs Virginia Willoughby. Funeral Monday at home conducted by Rev Young of the Reform ed church at Sycamore. Interment in Dunn Cemetery.
J. H. Bushong of near Forest has purchased a half interest in Charles Hunter's drag line, the agreement already taking effect.
Miss Myrtle Lakota Greene of the Capitol College of Oratory Columbus will present a free literary and musical entertainment with local talent. The program features songs and readings including A Second Trial So Was I Sally Ann's Experiences Young American How the La Rue Stakes were lost The Wrestler of Phillips.
At the United Evangelical Church Sunday services drew large crowds in both sessions. The Sunday school reported 150 scholars and a collection of 6.73, reflecting steady growth across all church activities.
An ad offers a shop worn Cabineta Grand piano for 200 dollars on easy payments from this office. Also a warning not to sell any goods to Mrs. Forest Brown, charged to Forest Brown.
For sale or exchange listings include a house and lot in Findlay and a grocery store. Interested parties should call or write to 220 Defiance Ave Findlay Ohio. 49
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