Summer Resorts at Atlantic City Beach Sand Mining Quietly Grows
Special correspondence from Atlantic City describes beach sand mining by jobbing men and boys under the Boardwalk as vacation crowds surge. It notes valuables dropped by revelers, the moral crusade pressuring decorum, and the appeal of hats and sun protection. It mentions visitors like Judge Duncan and W C Stewart enjoying the boardwalk, and the Casino orchestra pairing music with dances and bridge for older guests.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Hidden Wraith
Lost Co
D Derhonag
Young's
Merry Widow
Kansas
Johnny
America
James H. Duncan
Cincinnati
Hotel Boscobel
W. C. Stewart
Zanesville
Berkshire Inn
Cincinnati Jackson
R. E. Drake
Chalfonte
H. Clay Remner
E. F. Ratterman
O. W. Adams
Raleigh
Langley
G. R. Anes
Stanley
S. BE
Barton
Loraine
Weil
Masters Weil
Carnival Queen Contest heats up Ocean City voting
Special correspondence from Ocean City notes Marguerite Fish leading the carnival Queen race at the music pavilion. A giant bonfire and a fireworks display are planned, with barrels and driftwood collected for the blaze opposite the yacht club. Normandie by the Sea hosts concerts by a Langaster Pennsylvania orchestra drawing crowds.
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Commercial Tribune
Ocean City
Marguerite Fish
George Fish
East
Cincinnati
New Jersey
Yacht Club
Normandie-by-the-Sea
Casino Club
The First Ald and Fortune Savings Plan
A Cincinnati cents column promotes frugality with proverbs, urging saving as early wealth. It highlights Queen City Bank CDs at 4 percent interest as a safe, convenient option for steady returns, with location at Fifth and Vine and mention of nearby box rentals at Carew Building.
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Wing
Seneca
Queen City
Queen Guy Ba Bank
E Bank
Carew Building
Fifth and Vine Streets
West Wequetonsing welcomes Cincinnati guests for season
Mrs. Dawson Blackmore of Cincinnati will spend the summer at Colonial Hall in West Wequetonsing as a guest of the colony. Mr. Sherman P. Miller Jr. also stays at Colonial Hall, while Mrs. John B. Bell chaperones Miss Bishop at the Hotel. The Casino rules allow the ladies room to open to members Tuesday and Friday evenings. Mrs. Frances Ampt and Miss Ampt plan a season at Colonial Hall with Cincinnati charity ties.
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Commercial Tribune
Wequetonsing
Mich
Dawson Blackmore
Cincinnati
West Wequetonsing
Colonial Hall
Blackmore
Sherman P. Miller, Jr
Queen City
John B. Bell
Bishop
Tu.s
Frances Ampt
Miss Ampt
Harbor Point Golfers Anticipate August Tournaments
Special Correspondence from Harbor Point Michigan notes fine weather for golf crowds at the links and plans for August tournaments. The resort course is praised as one of the best, attracting expert players. Boat owners discuss regatta speeds and nautical jargon as the season approaches. Mr August Wessel of Cincinnati is staying at Cottage 2 for the season.
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Harbor Point
Mich
August
Wessel
Cincinnati
Cape May Seaside Week Brings Busy Hotels and Sports
Cape May New Jersey reports a large summer season with busy hotels and cottages. Visitors from New York enjoy seaside amusements while bowling golf and tennis flourish at Hotel Cape May Congress and Stockton alleys. A three cornered golf contest forms next week as the Cape May School shifts toward a bigger enrollment.
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Commercial Tribune
Cape May
N. J
New York
Hotel Cape May
Congress
Stockton
Golf Club
Cape May School of Agriculture, Industrial Art and Science
Asbury Park Carnival Week Brings Activities By Beach
Asbury Park N J July 31 Carnival week spurs night bathing canoeing and dancing. First gymkhana races on Coleman House lawn draw large crowds with police on Ocean avenue. Deal Lake hosts daily canoeing and motor boat traffic. Planed August regatta features amateurs competing for prizes. New baby parade feature has Puck knighting costumed guests and awarding silk scarves. An early September automobile carnival parade and endurance race is planned with many entries.
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Commercial Tribune
Asbury Park
N. J
Asbury Avenue
Deal Lake
Puck
Titania
Southern Hotel
Cincinnati
G. W. Magley
Norwood Hall
Akron
Leonard Cease
Bristol
W. H. McGuffy
J. H. Ruhlman
Youngstown
Coleman House
Bingham
Eorge J. Chapman
Charms of weekly band night at Petoskey resorts
PETOSKEY Mich July 31 Special Correspondence. Every Thursday night the band concert brings city residents cottagers and guests into the streets to enjoy music and visiting. The evening features shopping for cool sweet treats and socializing with musicians who contribute to the resort’s spirit. Cincinnati visitors are noted at local hotels including New Arlington Cushman House and notable guests.
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Commercial Tribune
Petoskey
Mich
Notable Guests at Local Hotels from Ohio
Emma Meyer and Fred Munz join Phil Zulauf and S. L. Harnes as Ohio visitors at Cushman House. J M McFadden and E J Coe with Mrs J McFadden and Mrs Voit visit Columbus and Dayton. The New Arlington hosts W H Blee and L Thomas with Master Thomas, Springfield, and W F Brickman of Findlay.
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Emma Meyer
Fred Munz
Phil A. Zulauf
S. L. Harnes
Ohio
J. M. McFadden
Columbus
E. J. Coe
H. R. Voit
Catherine Voit
Dayton
Cushman House
New Arlington
W. H. Blee
L. Thomas
Master Thomas
Springfield
W. F. Brickman
Findlay
Bay View Resort Hosts Notables and An Orchestra Opens
Bay View Michigan July 31 season opens with an organized ten piece orchestra among the youths. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Shipley of Hamilton at Adrian cottage. Local guests arrive from Cincinnati and nearby, with hotel registers listing several visitors from Ohio and Defiance. The piece highlights community entertainment and expected athletic and social activity.
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Commercial Tribune
Bay View
Midh
Merry Good Fellowship
E. R. Shipley
Hamilton
Adrian
Park Avenue
Michigan
J. Hayes
Anna Pate
Mae Reynolds
Defiance
William _F. Harkness
Don C. Kennedy
Jackson
Guests registered at Mt Clemens hotels and baths
A July 31 list from Mt Clemens Michigan records guests from Cincinnati and nearby towns staying at multiple hotels and baths. The names span Cincinnati Lorain Columbus Akron Youngstown and other locales with numerous couples and individuals noted.
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Commercial Tribune
MT. Clemens
Mich
Cincinnati
Vicinity
Sherman
H. Mayer
Albert Major
W. B. Newton
Hamilton
C. B. Byerhioe
Lorain
Essey
Columbus
H. O. Newell
Akron
W.H. Marett
J. J. Hirsh
H. Ferlestein
Irwin K. Vot
Cambridge
F. E. McKim
Youngstown
C. W. Newell
William Z. Ziegler
Jackson
Miss
Lola Wallace
Print. Wallace
John L. Hanna
Fountain
H. B
Burchard
Frank Johnson
Edw. Handman
van Wert
Charles F. Shenk
Grenada
Hartsaigh
Bucyrus
A. Edelstein
Fremont
W. J. DeRan
Springfield
Ed Heinkamp
Colonial
D. €. Hayman
G. E. Markey
Glenwood
Fannie Cohen
Plaza
E. Futtenborn
Middletown
Mill F
National Hay Association Convention Social Highlights
The Sandusky convention blended business with entertainment as the National Hay Association enjoyed two nights of social events. Activities included a Breakers Hotel reception, lagoon tours via electric launches, a Tuesday theater performance of Erminie, and a grand Coliseum ball Wednesday night. Notable attendees listed include Cincinnati residents and guests registering at Breakers, White House, and Bay Shore hotels.
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Commercial Tribune
Sandusky
National Hay Association
Breakers
Coliseum
White House
Bay Shore
Cincinnati
Charles Lotz
N. L. Rybalt
Paves
Lemone
Henry C. Shearer
Irma Klein
Allen C. Wiles
Stokes
Max W. Weil
Frank Forbeck
G. Werlin
F. Frische
Nepper
Ross W. Slomker
Carlisle Young
George Affelbaum
G. J. Lockbaum
Stetter
J. C. Wharton
Tom Costello, Jr
Allen G. Meakin
James C. Flannery
W. Barbert
A. Silverglade
Tillie Emmert
Julius A. Reiser
R. O. Johnson
Names of Residents at Cottage Vulcan Given in Roaming List
A long roster lists residents and visitors in the area including J. Kessler Joseph Levey Mary Brown Otto Diechman Laurire James Bloch Matt Myers Anna Ley and others. It notes George McBratt and family from Cincinnati occupying the cottage Vulcan for the past two weeks along with Dayton residents H R Johnson John Barrett D A Wilson George W Marshall and wife H W Hampton N W Waysell C Goddel J Fred Weber F L Haynes and family C Graves and wife A F Shepherd Clara Barlow Viola Barlow Louis C Walker and Mrs H E Collins and children.
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J. Kessler
Joseph Levey
Mary Brown
Otto Diechman
Laurire
James Bloch
Matt Myers
Anna Ley
J. T. Wall
T. B. Weisz
J. F. Cooms
Vulcan
George McBratt
Cincinnati
Dayton
H. R. Johnson
John Barrett
D. A. Wilson
George W. Marshall
H. W. Hampton
N. W. Waysell
C. Goddel
J. Fred Weber
F. L. Haynes
C. Graves
A. F. Shepherd
Clara Barlow
Viola Barlow
Louis C. Walker
H. E. Collins
Stove 13 Thrown From Window Sparks Double Alarm
Two fire alarms were sounded within a minute. A grass fire near Francis lane and Lawler street prompted Box 653. A gasoline stove exploded in Mrs. William Gruner’s apartments at 753 Clinton street, and she threw the stove from a window, burning hands and face. Company No. 2 horses slipped as the engine lines broke. the crew escaped unharmed.
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William Gruner
Clinton Street
Gruner
Bloomington Red Men group photo in upcoming Sunday issue
The Big Sunday illustrated magazine inside The Commercial Tribune will feature a Bloomington Indiana Red Men group photograph. Indiana is well represented and the issue promises attractive pictures, stories, and jokes. Secure it free next Sunday and every Sunday with the Commercial Tribune.
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The
Commercial Tribune
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana
Tention
Tribune
Dolle
Gianna
Fragmentary 1910 banking notices list European banks and travelers checks
Fragmented OCR shows a banking section with references to Mediterranean Service Ae, Luise names, dates in September, and travelers' checks. Institutions named include North German Lloyd, Atlas National Bank, German Bank Co., Bepler & Co., FIRST NATIONAL BANK, German National Bank, Kuhn & Sons, Western German Bank, and Bepler & Co. indicating an old financial notice.
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Luise
Reese
Lloyd Travelers
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