Carey Ohio municipal light and water plant finances detailed
Editorial contrasts official figures with a Marysville Tribune note on Carey’s municipal light and water plant. It argues the system has largely paid running expenses, listing costs, unpaid bonds, water plugs, and lighting capacity while noting the plant’s current treasury and park appropriations, and suggesting lower local rates reflect broader practice.
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Marysville Tribune
Carey Ohio Municipal Light and Water
Carey, Ohio
Trustees of Public Affairs
Electric Light Plant
Carey
Pioneer Picnic Meeting Seeks Attendance and Help
A meeting will be held Saturday May 22 at a place to be designated for arranging the Pioneer Picnic. Officers urge a good turnout of interested people as plans progress. They say news will be published next week and the picnic is set for Friday June 11 with broad community involvement hoped.
Toledo trip yields new runabout for Stewart family
Rev Stewart Saumgardner and his son Leonard bought a new runabout in Toledo last Wednesday and returned home in it Friday evening. The vehicle is described as an Appear built in Kokomo, Indiana.
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Stewart Saumgardner
Leonard
Toledo
Kokonio
Ind
City Council Minutes Show Park Appropriation Request
City trustees of public affairs sought authority to appropriate 850.00 for park purposes, noting prior expenditure beyond their limit. They reported 2530 donated by citizens and that 600.00 was drawn from the board treasury, with bills paid for sewer and labor.
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Chambers
Stahl
Hart
Herbert
Kear
Dame
Jacoby
Pahl
Robert Drake
W. H. Snyder
Lightning claim adjustments for Wyan dot Mutual Insurance
On Tuesday J. W. Powell adjusted several claims. Sheldon Kleopfer, whose house east of town was struck Saturday, will receive between six and eight dollars. J. C. Dow, who lost a sheep Sunday afternoon, will receive thirty five dollars. Christ Krebs of Salem lost a sheep and a lamb Sunday afternoon valued at seven dollars fifty cents. Krebs' barn was also a total loss worth twenty five dollars.
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J. W. Powell
Wyandot Mutual Insurance Co
Sheldon Kleopfer
J. C. Dow
Christ Krebs
Salem
Krebs
Repairing Church After Lightning Strike at New Riegel
Marsh and Long of this city repair the New Riegel church after a lightning strike on April 29. Initially ruled wind damage, investigators found melted roof lead. The church suffered about 3500 in damage and was partially unroofed.
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Marsh & Long
New Riegel
Coterie Meeting At Mrs James Ogg House
The Coterie enjoyed hospitality at Mrs James Ogg Tuesday afternoon. Members played cards and an eight nut contest then shared lunch. Mrs Lee Ogg Mrs Byron Ogg and Mrs W H Snyder served as hosts. Mrs D Snouffer to entertain first Wednesday in June.
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James Ogg
Lee Ogg
Byron Ogg
W. H. Snyder
D. Snouffer
Mrs J J Ripley Dies in Dunkirk at Age of Old Age
Mrs J J Ripley died at her Dunkirk home Saturday at eight o'clock of old age. She was the mother of Mrs KE W Keefer who had cared for her and was present with Mrs Keefer's daughter Ruth. The funeral was held at the home Monday with Mr Keefer and Ruth attending.
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J. J. Ripley
Dunkirk
KE. W. Keefer
Missionary Tea Hosts Women’s Home and Fore Missionary Society
The Lutheran church women’s group met this afternoon with Mrs. JF. Flord. A number of friends attended the regular session and enjoyed refreshments and a program afterward.
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Woman’s Home and Fore Missionary Society of the Luthern Church
JF. D. Flord
Widow's Pension Granted Through Gibson Agency
Mrs. Joseph Roll has been awarded a widow's pension via Joel W. Gibson of Upper Sandusky.
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Joseph Roll
Joel W. Gibson
Upper Sandusky
Actress Fiske Denounces Roosevelts African Hunt
Minne Maddern Fiske objects to former President Roosevelt’s lion hunting in Africa. She argues hunting displays human cruelty to animals and condemns fur use, calling trapping and furs a sign of merciless brutality. The remarks appear in a Cincinnati Enquirer article reprinted from St. Louis reporting May 6.
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St. Louis
Presdent Roosevelt
Africa
Maddern Fiske
Cincinnati Baquirer
Burks and Schuler Wed in Carey Home Ceremony
Elbert Burks son of Mr and Mrs David Burks and Miss Cuba Schuler daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Schuler both of Carey were married by Dr J W Byers in his South Sandusky avenue home Tuesday at 2 pm. Witnesses were George Burks and the Byers family. The couple plans to reside in Carey. The bride wore a white silk gown and the Times offers congratulations.
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Elbert Burks
David Burks
Cuba Schuler
Frank Schuler
Carey
J. W. Byers
South Sandusky Avenue
George Burks
Byers
Burks
Carev
the Times
Will of George Opper leaves Ridge Township property to widow
The will dated September 1 1904 with witnesses H G Chambers and Scott Tong leaves after debts and funeral expenses that the widow shall enjoy the remaining personal property and forty acres of land in Ridge township for life. Upon her death the estate is divided among the children. Nicholas Opper named executor and guardian of Lizzie a daughter. The note invites all to see the wallpaper. J D Wing
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George Opper
H. G. Chambers
Scott Tong
Ridge Township
Nicholas Oppér
Lizzie
Beautifying Lodge Room with Curtains and New Members
The Modern Woodmen of America have purchased curtains and blinds for their lodge room. At the next regular meeting on Monday evening they will admit ten new pew members.
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Woodmen of
America
H B Kurtz Sons Buy Show Cases From Michigan Maker
The H B Kurtz Sons purchased four new show cases from The Michigan Show Case Company last Thursday. Each case measures 6 by 2 feet and is built to display rib bonbs notions and other dry goods.
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H. B. Kurtz Sons
Michigan
Drop in Oil Price Hits Small Market
Oil prices fell five cents a barrel with North Lima at ninety four cents as traders noted a modest drop in the market. analysts pointed to steady supply and weak demand as factors behind the decline.
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Lima
Mints for Farmers Sheep For the Range
The article argues for a range sheep type suited to long daily range travel. It favors low blocky bodies with adequate leg development and strong feet, balancing wool coverage with endurance. Merino traits offer good feet for nomadic ranges, while some mutton breeds risk footsoreness on mountains.
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Denver
Green Corn For Pigs Feeding Advice
An Illinois hog grower in Orange Judd Farmer argues green sweet corn fed during roasting ear stage is safe for pigs, noting cholera germs are not present. He warns improper feeding from dry pastures can upset digestion and sickens pigs, making them prone to disease.
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Orange Judd
Selecting the Dairy Sire For Your Herd
Advice on choosing a dairy sire emphasizes strong ancestry and individual traits to transmit to offspring. It suggests using a proven, seasoned sire if possible and notes durability of an older proven animal when options are limited.
Choice Invaluable Sire And Long Service Advised
A veteran breeder counsels keeping a proven sire in service as long as prudent. The guidance stresses valuing a sire’s proven worth over rushing to replace him, urging patience to avoid losing a valuable asset.
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Hin
Guy Mech. Richards
Washington Dairymen’s Association
The Cow at Calving Time
During eight to ten weeks of dry period cows need roughage as the main feed. A daily mix of two pounds bran or oats or a blend of two parts bran to one part oats and one part meal suits cows near calving. Roots cabbage pumpkins squashes are helpful. Avoid highly carbonaceous roughage like straw and corn stalks, plus cold water drafts or lying on damp or frozen ground, to prevent garget.
Potatoes Benefit Dairy Cows in Added Milk Output
A Iowa Agricultural College note reports that potatoes can raise milk flow by about 10 percent when added to cow rations. Profit depends on market price. at 50 cents per bushel it pays, but at 20 to 25 cents it often does not. Pumpkins are also praised as dairy feed.
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Hugh G. van Pelt
Lowa Agricultural College
Early Maturity In Swine
Early maturity is highly desirable in hogs and core to profit. Spring pigs that grow rapidly and develop proper flesh and fat can be marketed in fall for strong returns. Pasture limits mean most growth occurs with limited grazing, keeping costs low. Breeds like Upland-Chin, Essex, Thai breed, and Small Yorkshire show early maturity.
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Vpland-Chinn
Essex
Yorkshire
The Low Wheel Wagon and Soil Study on the Farm
A short note highlights the efficiency of a low wheel wagon as a farm saving and marks soil study as an initial key practice for improved yields.
Farm Profit Depends On Power And Fertility
Wimball's Dairy Farmer states that fuel efficient gasoline engines power farm work and that maintaining soil fertility ensures future crops. He warns profits hinge on preventing losses and managing the land and equipment wisely.
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Wimball
Feed strategies for pigs on farms
Gorn advises not to fear field corn as main pig feed while stressing the need for protein. A modest amount of wheat bran, ground cowpeas or soybeans supplies muscle-building nutrients. Clover pasture and well cured clover hay, plus corn silage, provide palatable, succulent feed for growing pigs.
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Gorn
Orange Judd
When the Terror Quailed He Roared Through the Wilds
A garbled piece describes a fearless figure excelling in athletics boxing fencing and hunting while detailing violent feats and daring escapes. The passage notes his sudden quiet late at night and his shoes in his pocket, creating a lurid mix of bravado and menace.
War Play of the Future on Invisible Uniforms
The Iansas City Journal notes a stage battle plan with bare setting and smokeless powder. Actors are to wear invisible uniforms and fire noiseless guns, implying a futuristic war scene with minimal props.
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Iansas City Journal
The Best Advice From A Veteran Man
A quotation from the Atchison Globe urges seeking the counsel of a man with practical experience before attempting risky actions. The advice contrasts practical insight with moral exhortation, emphasizing lessons learned through doing.
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