27 Sep 1900
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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1900
Page
1
A plea by A W Luzader urging men to unite beyond party lines to end the moral and social harm of alcohol. The message calls for cleansing the nation, aiding desperate families, and restoring peace and faith in the country. It frames prohibition as a national duty to protect children, mothers, and homes.
W L Taylor, famed for paintings in The Ladies' Home Journal, leads an ideal life with steady annual income from a Philadelphia magazine. He resides in an artistic home in Wellesley Massachusetts, where his studio tops the dwelling and his editor plans his year in advance. He paints only when inspired, otherwise paddles his canoe or walks, free from strict deadlines.
Wesley R. McAllister of Circleville died suddenly last Friday at the home of ex Mayor VanHeyde while visiting for about three weeks. He was 49, a widower with no children, long afflicted with consumption and was expected to go to the Masonic home in Springfield. His remains were taken to Circleville after brief services at VanHeyde’s home conducted by Rev. Jefferson Williams, with Mrs. VanHeyde and daughter Bertha.
Fred Dible is able to be about again. Jeriah Blodgett stays with I A Brayton. Mr and Mrs Ferdinand Dible are on the sick list. Peter Grine of New Beigle plastering S S Smiths new house. Thomas Luzedar on West Ridge on business last Monday. Mr and Mrs James Phillips visited relatives in Springville Sunday. Mr and Mrs N Sopher of Carey spent Sunday afternoon with relatives here. Thomas Corbin and Ed Fosty of West Ridge were in town Sunday afternoon. Wm King and family of Alvada spent Sunday here with Mrs Newcomer. Frank Luzader spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs H O Lindower of Vadlue. Geo Myers and family guests of Mrs Myers parents last Sunday. Misses Minnie Maggie Boley Lucy Herbert of Alvada called on friends here Sunday.
Two Registered Shropshire breeding ewes missing from pasture three miles south of Carey. Reward offered for their return or information leading to recovery. Contact T. W. McClure.
The private Schlup collection near Carey features some 500 arrow heads and varied Indian relics including ceremonial items, tools, pipes, and war mementos. Highlights include a gavel from Col. Crawford’s cabin, a Waterloo cartridge box, a meteorite, a redwood fragment, and a pouch of wampum beads. Mr. Schlup is lauded for historic research and was named a member of the Ohio Archaeological and Historic Society. The editor and staff express gratitude for the tour and a fine dinner last Sunday.
The New York World releases a 600 page World Almanac with a special Campaign Supplement and a two color map of China disturbances. It includes Democratic and Republican platforms, congressional appropriations, presidential nominees, Bryan and McKinley speeches excerpts, and up to date political information. The nonpartisan volume sells for 25 cents postage paid.
Joseph B. Johnson of Austin, listed as missing, returned from Galveston with vivid tales of the storm. He described wrecked streets, mass casualties, and scenes of rescue, despair, and widespread ruin, noting cattle drowned, animals perished, and the city’s devastation beyond description.
T B Ewing returned to Creston after a season closing at the pickle factory. Cucumber receipts totaled 6142 bushels from forty acres, about 153 bushels per acre. Farmers averaged forty dollars per acre with H W Kramer at one hundred and Charles Courtad at eighty. Cucumbers will be shipped to Allegany City after vats cool. Garver Ish to run the station. dry weather limited overall success.
The regular council session reviewed bills including Nagel & Co. and Laughlin & Houk amounts, sewer block concerns on Main street tabled, sidewalk survey of injuries at Jack Greno’s area, and a health matter for Drummond home cleanup. An emergency order of 12.50 was issued to Clay Nye and wife. infirmary directors may reimburse.
Sale begins at 10 o clock Wednesday October 3 listing 7 horses 4 Durham cows 2 yearling steers 4 spring calves 1 Durham bull calf farm implements wagons drill mower harness plows and more. Terms cash under 39 3 or 5 percent 9 months credit with notes buyers to settle before removal auctioneers Charles Knepper.
Farms of 20 to 300 acres offered near Carey, Adrian, New Reiger and Tiffin priced from 35 to 860 dollars per acre. Inquiries to W. M. Presler, Adrian, Ohio.
Hiring note from a Chicago firm seeking an honest, active man to deliver and collect for an old established wholesale house in Ohio. Pays $900 yearly with sure pay. honesty preferred to experience. Reference from any bank in any city accepted. Respond with self addressed stamp return. Manufacturers Third Floor 934 Rest Chicago.
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