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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1901
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR notes show rates for display adverts at the Carey Ohio post office with per year and per issue figures and terms. The text is garbled but mentions advance payment and display ad actions.
The piece defends Judge Young and criticizes Democratic and Republican maneuvers over Me nthley. It notes southern honor for the president, scrutiny of Foster trial sketches, and legal questions over police expenses. It also discusses Toledo tax politics and urges fiscal restraint and board accountability.
Funeral services for Mrs. Sarah Elliott were held at Maple Grove Church with Rev. L H Dickey officiating after her death in Toledo from a cancerous tumor. The item lists attendees, church affiliations, and mentions recent community activities including a quarterly Evangelical meeting and local visits, moves, and family additions.
The Wyandot Republican rebuts a prior report on sheriff costs. It argues the sheriff spent much of his own money to apprehend Johnson prisoners, citing necessary travel and evidence gathering. If suspects are innocent, he bears the loss. if guilty, the community will reimburse lawful expenses. Right is right and justice survives politics.
Notice by Samuel Lytle that his blacksmith shop is closed and all accounts must be settled. He asks anyone indebted to call and settle by paying or giving a note.
Postel reports the case moving forward as the defense begins presenting evidence after the state rested on Friday. Mrs Johnson testified on Thursday with clear strong words, and cross examination failed to weaken her. Ben Wade and Mrs Landis were key state witnesses as the defense contends that tramps arrested the day after or Foster was involved on the murder night. The trial attracts few spectators due to farming duties and general busyness.
The Nickel Plate advertises the shortest line to Buffalo and the Pan-American Exposition with rates effective April 30 1901 on any of our three Daily Express trains whether going or returning by write wire or phone L Twinidg Agent Fostoria.
Amos Bixby administrator of Aaron Nigh deceased files in Wyandot probate court April 1901 seeking dower for Mary E. Nigh and sale of described lands in Carey Ohio to pay debts. James Nigh and Letitia Nigh of Belle Vernon PA named defendants must answer by June 8 1901.
Special one way colonist tickets to California pilots will be on sale at very low rates on March 5 12 19 26 and April 2 9 16 23 30 from points on the Big Four Route. For schedules rates and tickets contact Big Four Route agents or the undersigned Warren J Lynch W P Deppe assistants in Cincinnati Ohio.
Farms of 20 to 300 acres available near Carey Adrian New Reigler and Tiffin priced from 35 to 60 dollars per acre. Inquiries directed to W. M. Presler Adrian Ohio.
The article advertises weekly Big Four Route excursions to Buffalo for the May exposition. It lists dates May 1 14 21 28 with one fare plus one dollar round trip, good for return to mid eight. Additional May dates May 29 16 23 30 offer return until midnight. Tickets sold daily in May at one and one third fare round trip with 15 day return validity and ten day stopover at Buffalo on ticket deposit and fee.
Imported Stallion Robert weighing about 1900 pounds with extra large bone and good action. Bred by Marion County Importing Co of Prospect C. He is a proven breeder and foal getter. Located at the owner’s stable two miles south of Carey. farmers invited to see and breed to him. showings available.
Five young stallions described with colors bays blacks and roan, ages two and up, weighed 1730 to 1900 pounds and projected to 2100 pounds. Sale begins April 10 1901 at S W Stevens barn in Carey with weekly daily viewing except Monday Tuesday when at Upper Sandusky. Insurance options cover standing and sucking with specified amounts. Breeders of various poultry and hogs also listed. Jno A Fox and F and J Bradman sign.
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