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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1916
Page
4
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In a heated discussion on the Rural Credits bill the House debates banking for farmers. Speakers from Alabama Illinois Texas defend government backed loans and criticize private finance while recounting Frederick the Great’s landschaft model and its global adoption.
President Poincare said Germany offers peace only when it seeks peace, insisting victory by the Allies and no immediate settlement. Reports of a new Allied drive call for a supreme effort, while Verdun remains in stalemate with heavy casualties and uncertain outcome.
The Scott Funston and Obregon talks ended last Friday with no final agreement on a troop withdrawal date. The Mexicans seek a set date while the U S side demands progress in eliminating bandits and protecting border civilians. Diplomatic talks will resume. Carranza’s position complicates pacification and potential intervention debates.
The text argues for freeing the country from banditry and backing a stable Mexican government. It notes Mexico’s bankruptcy and the need for peace, with Texas New Mexico and Arizona mobilized to guard the border. Troops in northern Mexico deter threats, while intervention pressures are discouraged as unlikely and risky.
A suggestion urges residents on Findlay Street to plant flowers on the lawn between the sidewalk and the street. A resident envisions a Findlay Street lined with decorated lawns, claiming it would be inexpensive and easy to maintain and asking ladies to introduce the idea at club meetings.
A persistent rumor mill from the Mexican trouble zone inflates distrust between Mexicans and Americans and hinders peace efforts. General Pershing denies the stories, saying there is no truth in them.
A restaurant in Akron collapsed Saturday evening, killing nine and wounding many. Authorities face blame questions with contractors denying a blast caused the collapse and an incompetent building inspector discussed as a possibility.
A large parade in New York drew about 150 000 participants from all classes. The march took twelve hours to pass a given point, signaling broad support for preparedness.
The Woman's Home Missionary Society of the M. I. church met with Mrs. James W. Gibson. Lectures covered An Integrating Force with readings by several members. a review of Chapter 5 from Home Missions in Action. and Enigmas. Vocal trios performed by Mrs D C Henry and others. Next meeting to be hosted by Mrs. Ann Sheridan.
Mrs. Jacob Hilty hosted the Priscillas Tuesday afternoon with a floral gathering. Guests included Mrs. J Brown Mrs. Elmer Wonder Mrs. Harry Heck and Mrs. JL Patterson. Mrs. Hilty and others served. next meeting to be with Mrs. W L Lindsay.
Mrs. C F Sutter travels to Ada for an undertaking establishment her husband Mr Sutter joins her later. He has sold his Ford and Overland auto stock to Johnson and Miller who will continue the auto sales business and plan to move to Ada soon.
Surena Tracy marked her eleventh birthday with fourteen friends at the Tracy home on North Street after school. Games and refreshments followed by a park ride. Lurena received many presents. Guests included Martha Patterson Lydia Heck Lure na Tracy Hazel Johnson Myrtle Laird Mildred Mann Ruby Wonder Gertrude Cupp Maria Woessner Beulah Turnbell Mildred Campbell Reya Dame Florence Hunter and Helen Corbin.
The Park won the voting contest at the Grey Lunch Room closing Tuesday with 92,820 votes, beating Parochial School 46,500 and other entries. The winning flag measures fifteen feet wide and twenty five feet long, and is described as an ornament to the park.
We extend heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends who assisted us during the illness and death of our husband and father and to the singers who rendered services at the funeral, Mrs A K Schade and Sons.
The Children of Mrs. Mary Cross express gratitude to neighbors friends singers and flower givers who assisted during the bereavement of their mother.
Store advertising highlights the latest wall decor trends available at Ewing's.
A Bilandon Springs Alabama mother reports her baby with severe whooping cough improved quickly after using Chamberlains Cough Remedy. The advertisement notes the product is obtainable everywhere.
The brief notes that at the Times office, printing services are offered for higher quality work. Emphasizes executive or refined job printing for discerning patrons.
Mrs. Anna Kadin of Spencerport New York reports years of stomach trouble relief after using Chamberlain's Tablets. She says the medicine gave positive lasting relief and is highly valued. The ad notes the product is obtainable everywhere.
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