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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1908
Page
4
H. K. Inman, a prominent Wyandot county citizen and Civil War veteran, died Tuesday afternoon after visiting a neighbor and collapsing while watching a bee hive. His home stood north of Kirby in Salem township, and he was known for independent views and respect from all.
C C Anderson of Fostoria was nominated by the Democrats for Congress at a Tiffin convention on Tuesday after the sixteenth ballot, with a strong vote showing. He appears to be a winner in both politics and business.
Frank Miller of Crestline Ohio announces his candidacy for state senator from the district subject to the decision of the upcoming democratic senatorial convention to be held at Upper Sandusky.
The Carey High School Class of 1908 reflects on education threefold—intellectual moral and physical culture—before disbanding as individuals. Poems, orations, and a prophecy sketch future careers for classmates including banker, pianist, minister, librarian, editor and inventor. Civic improvement and town aesthetics feature in a mock prophecy and a 1909 tax levy ordinance is detailed.
The First National Bank of Carey Ohio reports its May 14 1908 financials with capital stock deposits liabilities and totals including 78 489 10 time certificates and 25 000 00 certified checks. A sale notice advertises a choice polled Durham bull Galves ten months old from A Cooper and Baker Carey Ohio telephone 2296.
Notice announces the new horse shoeing shop next door to the Foundry on Vance Street in Carey Ohio and seeks patronage from readers. Stanley Wise signs the notice.
The Carey Markets list shows prices for Wheat No 2 at 96, Oats at 49, Yellow Corn at 90, Mixed Corn at 60, Butter at 0.20, Eggs at 0.14, Young chickens at 0.08, Fowls at 0.08, Geese at 0.09, Calves priced 4.25 to 6.00, Sheep 3.60 to 5.60, Spring Lambs 6.00, and cattle 83.00 to 100.00 per head, reflecting market rates and ranges from the period.
Mr and Mrs Grant Long attended their daughter Leetias graduating recital in Ada The program featured Impromptu Berceuse Op 52 Valse op 80 No 8 Shadow Dance McDowell Carnival Pranks in Vienna Schumann Miss Long vocal Good Bye Miss Horn Sonata Op 27 No 2 Beethoven Miss Long vocal Who is Sylvia Schumann Rhapsodie Hongroise No 2 Liszt
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