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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1957
Page
4
An old style ad promising quick itch relief for eczema ringworm insect bites and surface itch. It claims satisfaction or 40 cents back and promotes instant daying ITCH ME NOT available at Yarry's Drug Store.
Frank M Hart offers for sale by sealed bid the Wyandot County Ohio property in Carey Lots 1 and 2 in F J Worrel to s Addition with a 50 foot excluded strip on South Patterson Street Bids accepted at F K Cassel office until May 25 1957 at 130 pm bids may be raised orally at opening Possession day of sale taxes not due until June 1958 Ten percent down balance due within ten days after deed delivery Right to reject bids
Madison Wis rats cause a billion dollars in damage yearly to food property and livestock across more than 100 000 farms The WARF booklet highlights rodent control and community campaigns to reduce contamination of foods and cites Warfarin as a widely used rodenticide developed at Wisconsin.
Local pageant organizer Miss Rose Marie Davis oversaw the Junior Class banquet at a nearby country club with a rainbow theme. She attended Ohio State University for the Alpha Gamma Rho spring format and stayed with Robert Cole. The Times office notes Memorial Day mail schedule changes.
State of Ohio Department of Highways seeks sealed proposals by 10:00 AM Eastern Standard Time on June 11 1957 for Hancock and Wyandot County road improvements. Projects include multiple bridge and slab structures on Route 30 and adjacent highways with concrete decks substructures and asphalt paving. Prequalification forms due 19 days before bid opening. $10 000 bid bond required. plans available in Columbus. Acting Director George J Thormyer signs notice.
State and Department of Highways in Columbus announce bids under Contract Sales Legal Co No 57 267 for paving and asphalt work. Proposals cover Route No 1 in various townships with a October 1 1957 completion target and a $3100 bid deposit. George J Thormyer signs as director, plans on file with the department.
A new Ohio report cites an 88 percent rise in juvenile delinquency over seven years and outlines expansion of treatment facilities by 1960. It notes rural counties hit hardest, a need for 260 more professionals, and calls for citizen support and a voluntary statewide coordinating group.
A condensed Reader's Digest piece outlines postwar pipeline expansion from 355000 miles to over 686000 miles, making pipelines the third largest freight mover in the United States. It notes their economy automatic operation and constant year round activity as key advantages.
The article notes pipelines handle steep grades up to 70 percent while rail and road limits are much lower. It compares costs from Philadelphia to New York, with rail at $1.05 and pipeline at 8 cents for a 42 gallon barrel. pipelines carry various liquids and even some specialty items like antibiotics and fruit juice.
Marietta earned its place as Ohio’s first permanent settlement and grew into the state’s first city. Its early history marks a key chapter in regional development and governance.
An advertisement claims a drugstore product named SUNIS provides quick relief without aspirin acetanalid phenacetin or caffeine. It emphasizes safe use with phrases like pleasant relief and immediate action, urging readers to buy at their local drug store.
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