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Newspaper
Carey Times
Location
Carey, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1900
Page
7
The Carey issue notes sentiment about a possible war between Germany and China and troop withdrawals to Manila. It also covers a false jail release report, name debate for Upper Sandusky, Allied actions in China, editorials on Dewey vs Hobson, and railroad disinfection plans. Local scenery includes Tymochtee views and a call for fair property taxation appraisal.
A Sunday ride through Tymochtee township with Mr Emil Schlup reveals attractive farms and a pleasant rural scene. Schlup notes details from his conversation about the area and its residents.
The Washington Star article offers practical advice for the careful housewife. It covers piano surface repairs with a paraffin oil and turpentine polish, freeing air in dining rooms before meals, and cleaning methods for mats and grease stains. It also notes a rise in home upholstery classes and includes simple baby care and ironing time tips.
The Hocking Valley plans a theatrical excursion to Toledo on Saturday September 29. Tickets are valid on the 5:05 departing train and the 12:15 return from Union Depot. Attractions include The Valentine Shore Acres A Stranger in a Strange Land and The Gamekeeper at Burt's. Round trip fare is 85 cents.
The partnership between W. A. Perkins and B. L. Wallace under Carey Bending Co. is dissolved by mutual consent, effective September 1, 1900.
For sale a bargain listing a home three doors east of the Catholic church with eight rooms a woodshed a good well and cistern and various small fruits. Owner listed as Mrs. Alice Mart.
On Sunday September 30 the Northern Ohio Railway runs a Popular Cheap Excursion to Akron. Special train leaves Carey at 7 05 a.m. Rate one dollar. Enjoy a day at Akron visiting friends along the line. Visit Randolph Park and Cuyahoga Falls with amusements. Baseball game Delphos versus Akron. See agent.
Eighteen workers oversee monthly rapid mailing of the Ladies' Home Journal. Subscriptions are prepared from mid month through the twenty fifth, with forty tons of mailing type and twenty thousand galleys needed to print names. Postage costs amount to about 75 000 dollars annually.
Notice asks parties indebted to him to call and settle their accounts as he is in need of money. He states his books are with J A Smith who will receive payments and issue receipts.
Travel notices list trips to Kansas City for the National Convention of Christian Church October 12 to 19 with round trip fare plus $2 and sales October 16 12 14. Also trips to Indianapolis October 1 and 2 for the Democratic Clubs ticket good until October 3 and Cincinnati for Fall Festival with one and one third fare on sales September 19 through 29. A critic notes many men walk miles for a political speech but not to hear a sermon.
Mie Hocking Valley plans an excursion next Sunday September 30 leaving Carey at 7 58 a m and returning from Toledo at 8 30 am Regular Toledo trains run at 4 46 pm and 12 15 am Fare to Toledo is 75 cents Detroit 1 25 The Ohio Oil company drill near Lovel on Emi Schlup s farm in good territory Wanted active man of good character to deliver and collect for old established manufacturing wholesale house 9000 year sure pay honesty over experience needed Cross addressed reply via Manufacturing Third Floor 834 Dearborn st Chicago mlb
Auctioneer W. S. Tong announces he is ready to respond to all calls for crying sales. Residence listed as four miles southwest of Carey.
Farmers bring your poultry to Carey Ohio at the old woolen mill to get the highest market price offered by ARNOLD Bros. Market notice seeks stock and cooperation from local poultry producers.
One high grade polled Durham bull calf five months old along with two high grade polled Durham heifer calves. 328. J. W. POWELL. Two heating stoves both burn wood one as good as new. Inquire at this office.
A blue mackintosh cape missing with contact extended to S C Van Buren and Mrs Henry Brown. Rewards offered. finder asked to return to the office or to Mrs Henry Brown. Old machinery castings valued at 45 cents a hundred pounds and 40 cents for old castings at the foundry. Lost item reference includes cape in blue mackintosh.
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