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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1900
Page
4
The Johnson case remains under investigation as detectives continue their efforts. City council discussed sidewalk repairs and a misissued labor bill, noting the need for caution and accountability amid local issues. Weather is mild with no frost reported and miners' strike in Pennsylvania shows little sign of settlement.
A Methodist conference urges peace with no sword, preferring the olive branch in both hands. Galveston to be raised above flood damage, with a city-wide reconstruction plan and strong commercial appeal. An incipient nation war insurance trust includes Burrows and Hamilton. Wilkesbarre miners stage a monster parade with banners demanding food, recognition for unions, and schooling amid protest against coal barons.
A large crowd heard Mayor Jones at Golden Rule Park Toledo last Sunday. He explained he would decline the Democratic nomination for Congress, saying the petitions backing it did not reflect his views.
He refuses a formal election certificate to preserve independence from government policy in the Philippines. Accepting it would have led to claims of seeking office for Bryan's sake. He remains earnest and candid in his public speaking and opposition.
The Columbus board of equalization reviews recent real estate appraisals and uncovers discrepancies. Railroads and Standard Oil properties are undervalued while sellers of High street wealth race are overvalued. Examples include a Long and Spring block valued at 70000 rated at 20000 and a 46 year old building rated higher than a newer 870000 structure. The Hegelheimer block and Hester Brewing Co. plant show similar mispricing.
Last Friday marked the 56th birthday of O L Cleveland celebrated with a surprise party at his home. Neighbors, including Mr and Mrs John McQuire and Mr and Mrs Chas Shumaker, visited, a supper followed, and Cleveland learned his true age amid laughter and music. Alexander Ish of North Baltimore was found dead in bed last Sunday. he was past 71 and his funeral was held at D G Ish's residence. Crawford County Fair at Bucyrus is advertised with excursion rates to Bucyrus by T and O Ry for travel Oct 9 to 12 with return by Oct 13.
Agents of the Ohio Central Lines offer low rate excursion tickets to Columbus and return for Knights Templar Grand Commander meeting. Tickets go on sale October 15 16 17 and are valid for return until October 19 from all Ohio stations and Point Pleasant West Virginia.
Notice from Chas J Hart offering the stray buck to any owner who proves property and pays for this advertisement.
A large ad lists farm properties including 91 acres with improvements near Carey, a 14 mile farm with fruit, an 80 acre farm offering exchange for a 120 acre property, and a West Main street home valued at 2600. Also a “slaughter price” East Main street home and a call for fire insurance. Financing offered on farms at 6 percent with prepayment options.
Rail offers to Kansas City for the National Convention of Christian churches October 12 to 19 at one fare plus $2 with sales October 16 14. To Columbus October 16 to 18 for the Knights Templars Grand Commandery with half rates and sales October 16 17, return by October 19. To Chattanooga October 8 to 12 for the Spanish War Veterans encampment and Army of the Cumberland reunion October 9 and 16 with sales October 7 8 and return by October 14.
In a couple of weeks a house on West Main Street will be available for rent. Inquiries directed to W.S. LeMott.
Dr J D Southward asks debtors to settle accounts and directs payments to J A Smith who will receipt them. W S Tong offers public response to aliane for crying sales from residence four miles southwest of Carey. Poultry buyers invited to Carey old woolen mill for top prices. ARNOLD Bros advertise two wood burning heating stoves. Local rates list 45 cents per hundred pounds for old machinery castings and 40 cents for foundry castings. S C Van Buren.
A blue mackintosh cape is sought with instructions to return it to this office or to Mrs Henry Brown. The notice requests return of the item to the stated address.
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