15 Nov 1900
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1900
Page
1
A poem recounts an actual occurrence in Marion Ohio at a depot where a gentleman cautions a friend to renounce drinking and avoid the social glass to spare future sorrow. The piece frames liquor as a damaging force on youth, homes, and truth in a moral warning.
Farm listing details 120 acres in Biz Spring township Seneca County Ohio. Main house 20 by 38 with 14 by 38 addition and cellar. barn 40 by 80 with sheds. wagon shed and crib 22 by 26. Orchard, timber, wheat, and water supply described. Proximity to Alvada New Riegel Carey and Adrian given. Grissell & Courtade Upper Sandusky Ohio. Also selling a Durham cow by A A Reynolds. No trades easy payment.
Sixto Lopez, ex-member of the Philippine commission, asserts Filipinos will resist any move to withhold independence. He outlines conditions that could end hostilities and discusses American responsibilities, European threats, and the feasibility of independent Philippine governance under potential guaranties.
Auditor E. N. Halbedel of Upper Sandusky argues for a nonpartisan tax overhaul in Ohio. He criticizes unequal valuations and counties funding via state levies, calling for abolition of state school and state taxes and funding through corporate taxes and local measures.
S C Shoup a cigar maker has bought the brick property adjoining J H Barr grocer on Perry street and plans to move into the new quarters by December He employs 14 in the factory and will raise office staff to 20 or 25 once settled The two floors will house nearly 100 workers with a basement warehouse for leaf tobacco stock during expansion
A $50 reward is posted for the apprehension and conviction of the person or persons who entered the stable on Saturday night October 27 and damaged two sets of harness, one single and one double, at Buckeye Stave Co.
Arnold Bros advertise as buyers for poultry in Carey Ohio urging yarmers to bring fowls to the old woolen mill for highest market price. The notice emphasizes direct sale to buyers and immediate payment.
The Our Lady of Consolation church fair drew large crowds last week with a gross of 672.75. Prizes included a sewing machine won by Emma Brown, a doll to Rosalie Myers, and a sofa entrance prize won by Albert Pahi. Multiple other prizes and music by The Angelus and Simonis Band accompanied contests and pie guessing.
A brief entry notes a good young cow and an ado about an oil tank. The fragment mentions Tl L and SNypDEn in connection with the scene.
The sermon on labor cites 1 Corinthians and argues labor is a divine blessing and partnership with God. Jefferson Williams says God cooperates in business, school, and daily work, elevating humanity and placing Jesus as an active, not silent, partner. The talk was well received by a large congregation.
The City Council met in regular session with Mayor Chambers and councilors Hart Perkins Ryder Stahl and Seaman present. Bills approved include health officer sanitary policeman clerk of board of health and various maintenance costs. A resolution ordered Hocking Valley Railroad to build a sidewalk across their tracks on the south side of Main Street.
Syracuse Kansas editor H N Lester writes of two years of failed eczema treatments on his palms. He states Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured him entirely. The salve is advertised as best for eruptions sores and skin diseases and costs 25 cents at J D Ewings drug store.
From November 9 to 30 the Nickel Plate Road offers excursion tickets for hunting parties of three or more traveling together on one fare for the round trip. Return limit December 2. Abundant small game along the line in western Ohio and Indiana. Contact nearest agent C A Asterlin TPA Ft Wayne Ind.
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