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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1920
Page
3
For sale Globe coal burner No 16 in practically good as new condition. Reasonable offers considered. Contact H Ki Myers at 35.
Hancock County reports raise questions on how juries may change when women sit in the next jury wheel round. The Findlay W C T U hosted a Parliamentary Law Institute discussing Americanization and social issues. A push continues to instruct Mexican workers at Continental sugar works on language and laws to foster American citizenship.
A nine pound son was born to Mr and Mrs Frank Mahoney near the lime plant on Saturday.
The Carey Times declares readiness to handle nearly every line of job work, signaling broad service capability.
A curious note on dream psychology suggests nightly dreams avoid the day’s great sorrows. Scientists claim dreams provide mental relief as a safety valve, exhausting waking emotions to allow peace, comfort, and potential omen of good fortune.
The redwood is unusually resistant to fire and insects with thick bark and rare wind damage. Lightning is the main force capable of killing or shattering it. Most regeneration comes from sprouts, and redwoods can sprout vigorously from very old stumps.
The pelican is not attractive but commendably regular in its habits. Parent birds catch fish and store surplus in their elastic pouches to feed their young. Pouches hold from three to eight pounds of fish and can distend nearly to the ground.
London Punch suggests motorists favor a rule making pedestrians carry identification plates to aid in identifying those knocked down and fleeing incidents.
Local and personal notices report Iva Snyder recovering from illness on Brown Ave. Carey Dipert of Fostoria improving at his sister’s home. George Krider ill with bowel obstruction. Various travelers and visitors pass through Tiffin area including the Byers and Thillips families, and extended relatives across Ohio and Indiana.
Sir Oliver Lodge notes that Earth captures only a tiny fraction of solar radiation while vast amounts of energy escape into space. He argues space remains near absolute zero and the ether remains transparent, with radiation continuing from countless suns. The piece ponders whether humanity can ever capture and utilize that energy.
Real estate transfers list several deeds with buyers, sellers, and lot details. Mary E Hart to Joseph Thom Lot 9 in T J Worrello s addition for 1600. N J Miller to Mary C Miller Lots 10 and 55 in Kirby for 1. Ella G Dow to M Alice Horner Part Tot 18 a Carey with SEE 00, 2 pitts. Lots 25 and 26 in Carey Heights addition to Carey for 1. Charles F Dastilla and wife to Ida Lutz Lot 7 in Bristoll s addition to Wharton for 200.
Carey Tires beat the Findlay Crescents 7 to 3 as new players started. Bland injured his knee in the first inning and left the game. Sharock hit a home run and Myers a triple while Sligrick of Bucyrus allowed only one run after the first. Carey faces the Ching Dixons of Marion next Sunday.
Short warning prohibits hunting or trespassing on all lands owned by the author. Violators will be prosecuted. Names listed include Dr. Colon Beck Nicholas Opper John Opper.
L. C. Simon special inspector for Ohio Department of Securities spent a Tuesday in Carey examining The Carey Tire & Rubber Co. factory and records. He found the plant progressing well and praised the business conduct.
Wednesday near noon a 3 year old, son of Mr and Mrs Theodore Stark, 2 1/2 miles north of town, climbed a wagon wheel. The horses moved, the wheel passed over his leg above the knee, breaking both bones. He was unattended at the time.
A. D. Lenner and Joan A. Fox announce no hunting or trespassing on their farm and lands at all times. Readers may add their names to the notice for 25 cents in advance during the hunting season.
The Ohio Experiment Station Wooster has issued a free sorghum bulletin explaining cane handling after growth and juice processing to produce good syrup. It outlines mill handling and juice treatment for better results for Ohio residents interested.
Frank J. Cheney of F J Cheney Co sworn as senior partner in Toledo Ohio that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for any catarrh case cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Notary A W Gleason witnesses the oath dated December 6. The medicine is taken internally and acts through mucous surfaces. Druggists. Testimonials free.
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