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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1924
Page
3
Minimum charge of 25c for one insertion of ads up to four lines. Extra insertions 15c each. Each additional line 6c. List your property with Newhard Real Estate Company for houses for sale and farms.
Dr. C. Van Buren announces office closure from May 26 to September 1. During absence, accounts are left for collection with T. W. McClure. settlements before May 26 will be appreciated.
D A R members locate four more Revolutionary graves in Seneca County cemeteries bringing total known to nine. Additional graves likely exist in Greenlawn and other local cemeteries as disinterments moved bodies. Efforts by County Engineer Hakes aim to mark and protect sites.
A banker criticizes debt as non asset while urging prudent finance. The piece notes easy loan access versus repayment, the lure of borrowing, and long bond funded city spending decades ago. It cautions both politicians and individuals against overextension.
Executive committee of organized cooperative dairy marketing groups in Columbus voted to back cream grading as the sale basis to raise product quality. They urged all cooperatives handling cream to adopt grading based on quality and study successful dairy marketing systems elsewhere for Ohio development. The work will be directed by the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation dairy marketing department, with a pledge to support tuberculin elimination campaigns.
In a compact note, legumes reduce bankruptcy risk by boosting soil reserves. Railroad authorities report about 70 percent of crossing accidents happen in daylight, with 63 percent at clearly open views or familiar crossings. Ohio farmers using only purebred sires receive USDA notices marking exclusive use.
The City Council in regular session approved numerous May salaries and expenses including labor on the water line, street work, freight, and supplies. Mayor Blue noted a proposal from the Asphalt Block Pavement Co for Vance Street repairs with costs up to 3581.45, suggesting bank borrowing instead of bonds. The next meeting is set for Monday evening June 9 at 7:00.
Cornelius Moyer offers a public auction at his N Vance Street home on Saturday June 7 at 1 00 PM featuring 3 bedsteads, mattress and springs, davenport, library table and other furniture plus utensils, stove, garden hose, buggy, harness and tools. Auctioneer Henry Orians. Clerk H A Kear. 17-19
Mrs C L Cross, long Hancock county resident, dies at home. Survived by wife, two daughters including Mrs F L McRill and Mrs Elza Thornton. a brother T M Cross of Redlands Calif. Funeral at 2 PM Sunday from 464 E Sandusky St with Rev F W Yantis, UB church in Vanlue. Burial in Van Horn cemetery. Pioneer Picnic set for Thursday June 12.
Political announcements name D C Rickle as Republican primary candidate and Charles Reynolds of Wharton Ohio as Democratic nominee contender for county commissioner both subject to August 1924 primaries with August 12 date specified for Reynolds.
Local and personal notes list school closure on Tuesday. Various residents travel to Kent and Philadelphia. Maurice Bradley to graduate from Annapolis next week. Federal porcelain plant to close for a few weeks starting June 1. Davis family guests and relocations mentioned.
The Galt Restaurant opens today under the management of Harry Gillespie of Findlay. It operates as a strict counter restaurant with the dining room unopened for now. The interior has been redecorated and modern equipment installed. The quick service model suits business and traveler patrons as it gains popularity nationwide.
Members of the Eastern Star urged to meet in the chapter room on Wednesday June 4 at 9 00 for a general house cleaning A pot luck dinner will be served at noon
Crawford Chapter of the Eastern Star received an invitation to attend the Fifth District association meeting in Fostoria on Saturday evening May 31. Members are urged to attend if possible.
CN Cosgray promotes a Pioneer Picnic in Toledo today with ads touting eye care from Let Winans jeweler and optometrist. Mr and Mrs LeRoy Wonder spent Tuesday in Upper Sandusky. Dilter Truman Cole travels to Hamilton to spend the weekend with his parents.
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