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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1901
Page
4
The Carey Times Homer Thrall edited and published in Carey Ohio operates as a second class mail matter. Subscription rates are 1.00 per year in advance fifty cents for six months and 1.25 per year if unpaid in advance. Display advertisement rates are available on application.
The murder case of Charles Foster for W C Johnson proceeds in Upper Sandusky with a seated jury chosen Monday afternoon. The panel includes J W Clidger Richard Calvin Starr Peter Kauble James Pennington James Anderson R A Wineland D D Dimm A Riunt Rollen Young George Griffith and T J Stout. Judge Young barred the puritic tion of evidence, a ruling debated by some newspapers.
Prosecuting attorney outlines expected proof while defense argues for innocence. Jury viewed Johnson property as trial adjourns. Court press order limits publicity as witnesses begin testimony with Albro Johnson first on the stand amid defense questions and public access debates.
A Cleveland Press representative attended the session, promising sensational coverage. Observers expect the reporter may face contempt for his reporting. locals warn the judge aims to uphold Wyandot county interests and public welfare.
Mrs Frank Fosty and children of Alvada visited her parents Mr and Mrs Ferdinand Dible for several days. Will Newcomer bought a bicycle last week. The summer school has begun with Geo Gase of Berwick as teacher. Arlon Roynon will teach the Stetler school next winter. A well is being drilled at the schoolhouse. Mrs Peter Brayton called on Mrs Thomas Luzader last Sunday afternoon. Wm Haines and wife of Adrian were in Springville last Sunday afternoon.
North Ridge and surrounding communities report guests at multiple homes including D Rau and family with Mrs Sarah Keller, and W K Wisner with J F Wisner families. Miss Vertie Newcomer visits from Eastoria as measles return locally. Harpster school closes with a spelling bee after a day of classes led by B R Cramer. Millard Steen to teach Bear Trap school this winter. Jacob Searfoss contracted to furnish wood. Social gatherings at Oscar Wentling’s and a windstorm damages barn roof at Mr Newcomer’s woodlot. two more socials expected in the area.
Miss Katie Logsdon returned home from Kirby after a week with her sister Mrs. B S Murphy. Miss Mary Krabach spent last week with Miss Rosalie Bradman and Mr and Mrs Casper Fisher and family of Kirby were guests Sunday of his father Casper Fisher Sr. Mrs Fisher remained until Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Rosa B Orlans are in Carey with her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Joseph Myers. Miss Rosa Lortz is at home for a few days. Mrs David Fox who has been very ill is on the road to recovery.
The Ladies' Home Journal travels from a Connecticut reader to a Scottish sister, then to a Shetland steamer crew, and finally to a remote town. The copies circulate for a year or more, worn by many households before becoming read and worn out.
A British designed wooden four wheel wagon with springs and wide rear wheels supports 40 men and four tons of stores. It features a 40 gallon water cistern, canvas shelter that forms a 50 man tent, rifle racks, and foldable seats. Mobility suits outposts or field batteries where horse or traction engine draft is available.
The article describes tight-fitting bodices and tailored skirts pairing with blouses made on fitted linings. It notes blouse popularity rising, with tucks lace and enamel buttons, and trims like ribbon velvet with guipure lace sailor collars for dressy wear.
A Presbyterian described a fault-finder whose cold face, harsh temperament, and carping words repel people. His lack of sweetness and charity makes him feared and avoided, with men becoming their own bane under such critical domination.
Special one way colonist tickets to California points offered on the Big Four Route with very low rates. Sales begin March 5 and run through April 30 with multiple weekly dates. For schedules rates and tickets contact Big Four Route agents or the undersigned Warren J. Lynch and W. P. Deppe Cincinnati Ohio.
Big Four routes from Buffalo promote weekly and Thursday excursions to the Pan American Exposition. May trips list prices one fare plus one dollar round trip with return up to midnight Saturday. Tickets sold daily in May with round trip at one and one third fare and fifteen days return. Stopovers allowed for ten days with deposit and fee. Contacts include Warren J. Lynch and W. P. Deppe.
Chas C Ellis of Lisbon Indiana recalls wading in icy water from a flooded telegraph line and contracting a severe cold that doctors said was consumption. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery with a full recovery after six bottles, sold by J D Ewing for 50 cents and 1.00.
Gune Cent per mile to Bellefontaine Ohio and return via Big Four Route for the Grand Army of the Republic annual State Encampment May 7 to 9 1901. Round trip tickets on sale May 6 7 and 8. Tickets valid for return until May 10. For rates tickets limits call Hig Four Route agents or address Warren J Lynch Genl Pass and Ticket Agent or W P Deppe Asst GP and TA.
The imported stallion Robert weighs about 1900 pounds and has extra large bone and good style. He has proved a good breeder and foal getter and will stand the season at the owner’s stable two miles south of Carey. Farmers are invited to visit and inspect, with showings available anytime.
Five stallions described by color and age available for 1901 breeding starting April 10 in Carey at the S. W. Stevens barn. Colts weigh 1730 to 1900 pounds now with expected mature weight around 2100. insurance to stand and suck priced at 10 15 and 20 dollars. Also breeders of Barred Plymouth Rocks Toulouse Geese Bronze and White Holland Turkeys and Poland China Hogs. Owners Jno A Fox and F & J Bradman thank patrons.
Farms of 20 to 300 acres offered near Carey, Adrian, New Riegel and Tiffin at 35 to 860 dollars per acre. Inquiries to W. M. Presler in Adrian, Ohio.
Amos Bixby administrator of Aaron Nigh estate files in Wyandot Ohio probate court April 12 1901 a petition seeking dower for Mary E Nigh and sale of Lots 1 2 in Adam J Frederick addition Carey and a 3 3 fourth acre tract with railroad boundary to pay debts. Defendants James Nigh Letitia Nigh must answer by June 8 1901.
The annual booklet titled Summer Outings from the Nietkel Plate Road outlines results and points of interest along the line. It includes a graphic description of the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo from May 1 to November 1. Obtain a copy by contacting an agent or B. F. Horner G. P. A. Cleveland Ohio.
The Pan-American Exposition opens May 1 1901 and The Nickel Plate road offers the shortest and most expedient route to Buffalo directly to the Exposition gate. Rates effective April 80 1901 and good on all three Express trains. Write wire or phone L Twining agent at Fostoria. 37
Notice that after selling the blacksmith shop and going out of business Samuel Lytle asks all persons owing him to call and settle debts, either by payment or by giving a note.
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