Times Contest Extended As Votes Weighed For Prizes
The Carey Times extends the closing date for its Diamond contest to Thursday September 28 to accommodate contestants. Voting certificates and back accounts are being urged. candidates must submit reserve ballots by eight o clock. New subscriber offers grant 2000 extra votes per five subscriptions. prizes include a $100 Diamond, a 25 year guarantee watch, and accessories from local stores.
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Times
the Times
C. F. Pflueger & Son
Miller & Bachar
Buffet
Princess Dresser
Wesley Patterson
Jno. McGuire
Kennerley & Zahn
The
Carey Times
How They Stand Tuesday At Noon
Names and addresses listed for a standings snapshot. Miss Ethel Vanlue Carey Miss Delcie Lowery Carey R F D 1 Miss Helen Gibson Adrian Miss Hazel Tong Carey R F D 4 Miss Edna Stroup Carey Miss Jessie Shaw Carey R F D 3 Miss May Humbert Carey with numeric values 4,538 4,402 4,357 4,031.
Accident at county fair endangers Kear couple and horse
Dr Kear and wife of this city suffered injuries when a motor cyclist sped into the fair grounds crossing. The phaeton flipped, the horse fell, and Mrs Kear lay unconscious before being moved to Upper Sandusky. Mr Kear sprained his left shoulder. bystanders aided, rider accused of gross recklessness.
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Kear
Éounty
Mr. Kear
Upper
Sandusky
Boy Hurt by Horse Trampling Near Findlay
A thirteen year old son of Harry McNally living five miles east of Findlay was badly trampled while placing a horse in the barn. The horse stepped on his ankle, knocked him down and caused a head wound six inches long. He also suffered earlier injury from a dynamite blast last winter breaking coal, which damaged his right eye. He is the brother of Mrs. C. J. Krupp.
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Harry McNally
Findlay
C. J. Krupp
Correction on Democratic township treasurer vote tallies
The paper corrects last week's primary results for township treasurers in Crawford township. Beck and Wolfrum vote counts are adjusted: Beck 10 and 13 in Beck's precincts, Wolfrum 13 and 56 in precinct A, and 23 to 45 in precinct B, changing Wolfrum’s majority to 51.
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Crawford Township
Beck
Wolfram
Wolfrum
Dinner Guests At Thome Home
Dinner guests at the E. F. Thome residence east of town on Sunday included Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Ranger and party, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Herndon of Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Chesebrough, Rev. and Mrs. Stewart Baumgardner, Dr. and Mrs. J. T. Southward and daughter Nellie, and Commissioner and Mrs. Geo. Ash.
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E. F. Thome
L. G. Ranger
Wilbur Herndon
Columbus
G. W. Chesebrough
Stewart Baumgardner
J. 10. Southward
Nellie
Geo. Ash
Trustees Pay Off Last Electric Light Bond in City
The trustees of public affairs paid off the final electric light bond last Friday night, amounting to $1,000. There remains $14,000 in water works bonds, and holders prefer bonds to cash, blocking earlier payoff.
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Trustees of Public Affairs
Railroads Pay Record August Water Works Receipts
During August the railroads paid $402 into the water works treasury, the largest single month total in the plant's history. The Big Four billed $200, Hocking Valley $179, and Northern Ohio $22.
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Hocking Valley
Ohio
Mrs Geo Ash Wins Dozens of Premiums at County Fair
Mrs Geo Ash excelled at the county fair last week by earning twenty-one premiums from twenty-five entries in the fancy work department, reflecting strong showings across multiple crafts.
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Geo. Ash
Notable Deaths and Local Goings-On in Upper Sandusky
The county newspaper notes the death of Alvin Fennan at his Upper Sandusky home, details his 1882 Tymochtee birth and long residence, and lists various local items. Real estate transfers include a one sixth interest in 130 acres in Richland township from George W. Young to Lawrence Young for 2200 dollars. Spread of school reopening dates, primary vote tallies in Tymochtee and Sycamore, a new road petition in Richland, and county fair attendance figures are reported. The Goodlove case undergoes circuit court review by the Upper Sandusky bench, while notable deaths include Joseph Mason Smith and a postponed wedding due to an accident. Two track accidents highlight county fair events, one injuring Ed Hornby and his daughter hobbling away.
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Alvin‘ ‘Enan
Upper Sandusky
Tymochtee Township
Richland Township
Geore W. Young
Lawrence Young
Sycamore
E. V. McClellan
William Wickham
Smith
Amos Bixby
David Straw
Tiffin Advertiser
Foster Shumaker
Mae Pence
Tiffin
St. Joseph's Church
Ed Hornby
Professor Rangeler Dies After Prolonged Illness
Prof. H. H. Rangler of Findlay College died shortly before 2:00 a.m. Monday after years of tuberculosis. Son of the late A. Rangeler, he was 32, born on Limestone Ridge. He headed Findlay College Normal department for six years, was an ordained United Brethren minister, respected author and speaker of noted character.
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H. H. Rangler
Finnlay College
A. Rangeler
Limestone Ridge
Findlay College
United Brethren Church
Fertilizers Delivered by Philadelphia Firm Draw Farmers
Three car loads of fertilizers from J. P. Thomas & Co. of Philadelphia were taken by over fifty farming teams. A further car load could have been disposed of if available. The report shows farmers use fertilizers and trust a reliable supplier.
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Messrs
Hunter & Orianson Monza
J. P. Thomas & Co
Philadelphia
Hart Sells Interest in Vanlue Bakery and Restaurant
Lewis Hart of Vanlue has sold his interest in the Crawford Hart bakery and restaurant in Vanlue. Sherman Crawford, the remaining partner, will continue operating the restaurant.
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Lewis Hart
Vanlue
S. S. Hart
Crawford & Hart
Sherman Crawford
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Peninsular
José Money
Clipper
Beck & Milroy Hdw
Mutual
W.H. Snyder
G. Bowlby
Michigan
Insurance
Hart & Son
Carey, Ohio
Ranger & Huston
Diamond
Ethel Vanlue
Delcie Lowery
Carey
Ailen@ Slater
Carey Peeeee van
Bee Eee
Miss Helen Gibson
Adrian
Hazel Tong
R. F.D
Edna Stroup
Jessie Shaw
Miss May Humbert
C. B. Hart
Harold
Gerald
Thelma
Anna
Woodworth
Prof. Rangeler
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