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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1920
Page
4
The piece notes many country papers cut size or discontinue. The Times faces a dim outlook but pledges steadiness. Government waste fills the mails with unwanted matter and Sunday editions threaten scarce print paper.
The article notes no official observance in Carey but encourages store owners home owners and employees to check for fire hazards in premises and public buildings. It stresses fires are preventable with proper care and vigilance among workers and officials.
California held its presidential primary with two candidates, Johnson and Hoover. Johnson led by about two to one due to strong organization and campaigning, while Hoover, despite no campaign and no funds, drew over one hundred thousand votes and remains in the race. The future remains uncertain.
Idaho Senator Borah rails in the Senate against heavy expenditures to back favored generals. He targets the General Wood campaign and Favors Senator Johnson amid spending disputes.
The race for the Chicago nomination appears narrowed to Senator Johnson and General Wood though a late breakthrough by Harding is possible. The outcome remains uncertain, with a potential dark horse emerging.
A note describes receiving 300 pounds of newspaper clippings, priced nearly as high as a ton from years ago. The writer notes high value despite smaller quantity and hints the cost compares closely to a much larger shipment.
Herbert Hoover urges two measures to curb sugar costs. He proposes rationing sugar for non-essentials like candy making and soft drinks, and forming an agreement with other nations not to bid against one another on sugar prices.
W. J. Newhard and Commissioner A. J. Frederick traveled to Toledo on Monday to serve on a federal petit jury.
The will of Levi Newcomer of Fostoria who died May 3 leaves to his wife Mary the Wyandot county property they lived on plus $7,000 from a marriage contract made in March 1902. The remaining estate goes to his children Henry A Clinton B Frank T Lewis F. Maggie Deary and Dianna Copley. Clinton B Newcomer named executor.
D A Dow attempted to park a Ford in front of Fleury's grocery but ran onto the sidewalk. The car rolled sevenly along the curb before dropping to the street, lightly jamming Arthur Phillips' auto. Dow, his wife, and daughter Caroleen escaped injury as the engine failed to be put in gear.
Ephriam Sieber's will was admitted to probate Monday. The German Baptist Brethren church general missionary and tract committee receives 2000, Hickory Grove cemetery trustees get 100 for family lot upkeep, remainder goes to brothers sisters and nieces. Willis R. Kurtz of Carey named executor with 60000 bond.
J A Koehl and others transfer part of lot 117 Sycamore to E R Hoover and others for 1 dollar. J T Edmonson and wife transfer parts of lots 42 and 43 Carey to Oscar Wentling and others for 1 dollar. Oliver H Eyestone and wife transfer lot 32 Pennington Addition Sycamore to R L Dunlap for 1250 dollars. D J Eklieberry and wife transfer seven acres in Sycamore Corporation to H C Oder and others for 2600 dollars.
Thomas Jenot narrowly escaped serious injury at work in the basement when his sleeve caught on a pulley moving driving belt. His old clothing tore away four layers, freeing him, but he suffered a badly burned forearm and a bruise on his right cheek from being thrown against a wall.
Salem to open the season routed Arlington 22 to 3 as Orians pitched solidly holding the visitors to scattered hits. Arlington used three pitchers who were hit hard by Salem hitters. Henige of Toledo had a fine game and will join Salem again May 23 against Forest. Next Sunday Salem meets Mt. Blanchard at Mt. Blanchard.
G V Sutphen received a letter from George Morrell of Newark New Jersey who has many Carey friends Morrell is general foreman of the Hyatt Roller Bearing Co and is heavily involved in music He leads a band and a Shriner band and recently conducted a Shriner band concert with over 200 musicians.
The elevator building nears completion with cribbing finished last week and machinery being installed. The tower stands 94 feet above its foundation and remains a striking sight.
Rexall store at Ewing’s offers a sale across Thursday Friday and Saturday with discounts on medicines and household goods. Local shoppers are encouraged to visit for special prices and limited-time deals.
Thomas Brooks Fletcher once spoke in Carey during a lecture series and impressed locals with his eloquence. Now part owner and editor of the Marion Tribune, he is reportedly entering the political arena as a Democratic candidate for United States Senator.
A 1920 bank statement from People's Bank Co Wyandot County Ohio shows assets including loans on real feature and collateral, U.S. bonds, cash in vault, and deposits. A. H. Kennerley signs as cashier swearing accuracy before notary Thurston W. McCIlure. bank incorporated January 27 190? and began business February 12.
A Columbus man, Mr. Kunsman, died after his car raced a Big Four freight train at a crossing Saturday evening. The automobile led but the train struck just behind, sending the car into the air and killing him.
The Sycamore schools expect to give a patriotic drill at the Pioneer Picnic on Thursday June 10 with Miss Dickman in charge. The drill is billed as a drawing card of the event and reflects school involvement in community celebrations.
The Peoples' Telephone Co filed with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio a new schedule raising rates for Carey area service effective June 1 1920. Residential rates become 1.50 monthly inside Carey with business lines 75 cents extra. outside Carey 1.75 monthly. Quarterly rentals due with a 75 cent quarterly deduction for timely payment. Subscribers may access all Mutual Association lines free. toll line users pay 10 cents unless subscribing. Schedule available at Carey office. signed by J A Newcomer 146 Secretary.
H. E. Fetters has rearranged his variety store placing two long counters in the center and adding wide display shelves along the walls. The changes improve the overall layout and appearance of the shop.
Bucyrus grocers purchased a car load of sugar and paid with a check for $16,000, underscoring a large bulk purchase. The transaction highlights in the local market reflect traders securing supplies amid rising prices.
Mrs Kinsie Montague of 120 N Vance street reports renewed relief from kidney discomfort after using Doan's Kidney Pills. She notes lasting health gains with occasional use and praises the product, listing Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as the maker and 60 cent price at dealers.
Pioneer Picnic officers urge sending invitations to former residents and out-of-town friends. Compile a list of names and mailing addresses and mail to the Carey Times office by June 1 for the picnic on Thursday, June 10.
Short classified note seeking a buyer for a daily paper business. States the seller will be engaged in other work when school closes and provides contact at telephone 62 R or in person.
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