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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1919
Page
4
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A reflection on prolonged rain hindering victory garden efforts with frustration over the weather. The writer laments the lack of sympathy from the forecast and keeps hoping for better skies despite ongoing delays.
Waiting in tense anticipation, observers believe Germany may sign and Italy be reconciled while the United States Senate ratifies. Some call the likely outcome a patchwork peace amid war chaos and conflicting interests.
An aircraft in the Atlantic crossing attempt reached the Azores from Newfoundland 1200 miles away in 15 hours at about 80 mph. It marks the longest leg of the proposed route toward trans Atlantic airplaning optimism remains high despite other trials failing.
The Vorwaerts argues that both acceptance and rejection of Allied peace terms lead to German subjugation. It claims a complete loss of sovereignty with a future as an Entente colony, controlled imports and exports, and no German government or parliament. It warns the nation must declare itself Entente-owned.
After a spate of hold ups and burglaries, business leaders vow full measures. Gillespie urged harsher action and a $100 reward for the first robber killed, framing the campaign as a decisive stand against crime.
Delegates at a St. Louis convention of World War veterans organized the American Legion with the aim to uphold the Constitution, foster 100 percent Americanism, and defend liberty. Lieut. Col. Theodore Roosevelt Jr. chaired the gathering as talks also touched on deporting nonassurgent aliens and maintaining communal duty. Separate agronomy notes from Wooster, Ohio urged farmers on corn planting windows, while Italy’s wartime stance drew criticism for treated favors to the United States and the fate of Fiume and Venice.
El Paso Texas plans bid for airplanes to operate two newspaper and passenger routes from the city. Pusher type bombing machines with 12 cylinder Liberty engines will carry three passengers and about 700 pounds of mail. Favorable winter climate and low summer rainfall support aerial circulation of the Herald to southwestern towns.
The newspaper claims it will lead the field with air service, building on its history of pioneering auto delivery from farms to ranch houses. It notes the first Elsede ee auto route started over ten years ago and has succeeded, with several routes now operating and nearly 400 miles covered daily.
The Carey Fire Department expresses heartfelt sympathy to the widow and children of A. O. Gunther who died May 4 1919. The committee resolves to record these sentiments, keep them as memory and publish in the Carey Times with a copy to the deceased’s family.
A summary of ten silent Alamo features including vibration free operation from a scientific balance and noiseless sleeve valve motor. It describes a compact unit with all parts mounted on a metal base and no extra foundation needed, plus automatic motor control and battery charging protections.
A report discusses rising auto theft linked to easier getaways and stronger locks. Three men hired a taxi, took a detour to Sycamore, and after a late walk reset course to Graceley's residence, raising suspicions at the waiting driver.
Notice of a special stockholders meeting in Carey Ohio to discuss increasing capital stock to 18000. Directors resolved at a March 4 1919 meeting to hold the session at the company office on June 7 1919 at 2 pm. Secretary J A Newcomer signs. Pioneer Picnic Thursday June 12.
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