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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1901
Page
4
The piece argues defendants may call witnesses and receive state-paid counsel, noting the right to a fair defense. It critiques cash-driven defense strategies, cites idle witnesses, and warns that overall defense costs burden the system, with lawyers blamed for the expense.
The resolution from the recent democratic convention endorses funding state government through taxes on corporations and franchises with county level appraisal reforms. It questions whether corporations would still be taxed for county purposes and notes potential campaign implications. The piece urges Republicans to adopt real home rule in taxation and praises the Democrats for a reformist stance.
Complaint raised that stock trespass on public highways of Crawford Township Wyandot County Ohio. Trustees forbid turning cattle horses or other stock loose or pasturing on highways under state law penalty. By order of the Trustees of Crawford Township Wyandot Co Ohio.
Farmers bring your poultry to Carey Ohio at the old woolen mill and receive the highest market price announced by ARNOLD Bros. for a local poultry buying event.
Farms of 20 to 300 acres available near Carey Adrian New Riegel and Tiffin priced from 835 to 60 per acre. Inquiries to W. M. Presler Adrian Ohio.
Miss Millie Woyleman of Dayton spent last week with relatives and friends. Mrs. J. S. Weigel and children of Bellevue are guests this week. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Logsdon and Albert Logsdon along with Henry Bradman and H. L. Myers families visited Carey on Sunday at Mrs. Catharine Logsdon’s home. Jessie Joseph and Conrad Bradman and Mrs. E. Rapp also joined.
Adri an Mrs Grant Haines and her three children of Bucyrus visit relatives here. Dozens of local children suffer from chicken pox. E M Miller and sons painted Arthur Mulholland s house last week. Ira Lombard and family of near Prairie Depot visited relatives here last week. Mrs Abba Kirgis of Bloomville visits Mr and Mrs Eli Gehr. Joseph Werley and Jacob Bloom improved their houses with paint. O F Johnson plans to quit farming this fall and move to Tiffin after buying a home there. The home talent company will present an entertainment at the town hall on Thursday night May 23.
Dinners and visits mark the weekend in North Ridge as D N Schubert and Jacob McKee with families and Mrs L Schubert dine at Verge Thomas. EH Cramer and D Ray attend Carey sales and joke they bought the lot. Henry Bilger and Mrs John Gillingham visit J F Wisner’s. Wisner family also visit Warren Wisner. Miss Hazel Hile and Miss Sadie Newcomer spend Sunday with O Copley at Mae Esterly’s. Mr and Mrs A Myers and Nettie of Seal join D Rau’s Sunday guests with Harry Elliot and Harry Wickiser of Wharton.
Miss Marie Orians visits Miss Maude Bennett in Marion and Miss Daisey Elliot travels to Fostoria for a week with cousin Miss Bessie Daub. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nye of Carey visit L. B. Ward. Bess Daub returns to Fostoria after an extended stay. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kimes of Fostoria visit the Clapper family. Harry and Karl Sieford of Findlay stay with H. A. Thomas. Protracted meeting starts at the Dunkard church on May 25.
J A Smith offers west Main street lots in prime location and price. A 40 acre tract near Carey with improvements. A 175 acre Tymochtee farm in first class cultivation with good buildings and no waste land. A 23 acre cleared tract three miles from Carey. A corner lot home with large house barn fruit well and cistern offered for little money.
Ordinance No 82 of Carey Village sets 1901 tax rates per dollar of valuation for municipal purposes including corporations purposes sanitary street cleaning fire department lighting sinking fund water works and public library. Clerk to certify levy to County Auditor for tax list. ordinance takes effect after passage and publication dated May 20 1901.
Amos EaUys administrator of Agron Nigh deceased filed April 12 1901 in Wyandot Ohio probate court a petition alleging insufficient funds to pay debts and admin costs. The filing seeks dower for Mary E Nigh and sale of described real estate in Carey with specified parcels including Lots 1 and 3 and three and three fourths acres. Defendants James Nigh Letitia Nigh are summoned to answer by June 8 1901.
The article argues for integrating a washable, easily convertible hospital room into homes. It stresses optimal light ventilation, temperature control, isolation access and water/toilet setups, enabling rapid conversion within half an hour for illness or emergencies. It highlights benefits for isolating contagious children and protecting tuberculosis patients and teaching aseptic care at home.
Prospectus invites travelers to Pan American Exposition at undlo with weekly Big Four Route trips from Buffalo in May. One way and round trip fares plus a dollar, return valid up to a following Saturday night. Through tickets allow ten day stopover at Buffalo with a one dollar fee. Call or write for details and circulars.
The Nickel Plate road cites its short route to Buffalo and the Pan-American Exposition. Rates take effect April 30, 1901 on any one of the trio of Daily Express trains, with travel possible in either direction by writing, wiring, or phoning F. L. Twining, Agent at Fostoria.
The Imported Stallion Robert is offered by the Marion County Importing Co of Prospect Ohio. Weighing about 1900 pounds he has extra large bone good style and action and is a proven breeder and foal getter. He will stand the season of 1901 at the owner’s stable two miles south of Carey. Farmers invited to inspect and breed to him and shown at any time.
Description lists five young stallions of mixed colors with strong build and knee action weighing 1730 to 1900 pounds, expected to reach 2100 pounds. Season starts April 10 1901 at S. W. Stevens barn, Carey, daily except coach horse will be in Upper Sandusky Mondays and Tuesdays. Insurance options $10 $15 $20 with forfeiture for mares sold before foal is proven. Accidents at owner risk. Also breeders of Barred Plymouth Rocks Toulouse Geese Bronze Holland Turkeys Poland China Hogs.
Multiple lines offer one and one third fare round trips for Decoration Day within 150 miles. Tickets on sale May 29 and 30, valid to return by May 31 or May 31, 1901. Routes include Nicel Plate road and Lake Erie & Western R R with connections. Also Hocking Valley Railway advertises Buffalo Exposition round trips in May.
The Nickel Plate road promotes its service to Buffalo for the Pan-American Exposition opening May 1 1901. Shortest and fastest route with direct land at the Exposition gate. Rates in effect April 30 1901 for round trips on any Express. Write wire or phone F Linthg, Agent at Forts tora, RY.
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