Banking matter correspondence to Traverse City State Bank
A fragment lists officers and directors including A. Tracy Lay president R. Floyd Clinch vice president Samuel Garland cashier A J May Haviland assistant cashier and other names. It appears to reference a banking matter to Traverse City State Bank in Traverse City Michigan.
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Floyd Clnch
Samuel. Garland
A. -J. May
Haviland
Lay
R. Floyd
Clinch, Mraz
Julius
Hannes
Samuel Garland
H.-C. Davis
Jerry
Sullivan
Smithess
Ee Beer “ Nu
Traverse City State Bank
Traverse City
Mich
Township Officials and Election Results Reported Across District
A detailed rundown lists township officers and results including commissioners of highways, overseers, justices of the peace, school inspectors, boards of review, constables, clerks, treasurers, and supervisors. Majorities for several offices are noted with names such as Hartline, McDaniels, Saxton, Gannett, Kingdon, Elliott, Hopkingon, Popper, Collins, and others across multiple towns like Long Lake, Garfield, Mayfield, and Burford Ormsby.
Local Officials List for Town Board Positions
School inspector William Clune is named. Justice of the peace William Nickerson is listed to fill a vacancy. William E. Cline is named for the fill vacancy. Warren Horton serves on the board of review. Constables are Frank Mackey Sidney Waver B. A. Stone and Calvin Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Clune
William Nick
Erson
William E. Cline
Warren Horton
Frank Mackey
Sidney Waver
A. Stone
Calvin Davis
Tedman Wins Republican Victory in Kingsley Township
In Kingsley Michigan on April 2 o'clock count due to heavy vote and split tickets, L. J. Tedman wins township supervisor on Republican tickets with 199 votes. George W. Chaufty 156, Carl Moody 50. Fox defeats Harrison Spear on slips for treasurer. remaining elected Republicans include Hervey Tripp clerk, John Brown highway commissioner, J S Brown justice, John Bowden vacancy judge, John Sparling school inspector, William Buski board of review, Frank Holliday Simon Vosburg Thomas Smith George C Sparling constables, Albert Higbee overseer of highways, Ralph Glass.
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Kingsley
Mich
George W. Chaufty
Carl Moody
L. J. Tedman
Chaufty
Moody
Charles Fox
Harrison’ Spear
Fox
Ucket
Hervey
Tripp
John Brown
J. S. Brown
John Bowden
John Sparling
Board of Review
William Buski
Frank Holliday
Simon Vosburg
Thomas Smith
George C. Sparling
Albert Higbee
Ralph Glass
Epworth League Banquet Highlights 120 Attend
The second annual Asbury Epworth League banquet in the church parlors drew about 120 guests. Edward DeYoung served as toastmaster, Rev A T Ferguson and Rev R H Brady spoke on youth development and marriage, with Miss Sunifred Margin reading letters from former members. The event featured red and white decorations, a lengthy menu, and remarks on church social life and the league's four departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward DeYoung
A.-T. Ferguson
G.L. Crisp Sooke
Asbury Epworth League
A. ‘T. Ferguson
Atta
W. Sunifred Margin
Asbury
Archie C. Wolcott
Big. Rapids
Robert Downs
Crofton
Mich
Lorin Goss
Boyne ‘City
W. H. Scott
West
Hugh Kennedy
Mt. Pleasant, Mich
A. T. Ferguson
League
Ferguson
Epworth ‘League
Ideal Leaguer
Thompsonville Civic Rivalry Over County Seat Status
Thompsonville residents engage in a county seat debate with town literature campaigns. Honor and Frankfort vie with bonuses and site offers to win support as three Frankfort youths canvass homes. Local pride centers on factories, utilities, and the barn display attracting attention. Weldon township voters face a Monday decision between H Stockhill and another candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompsonville
Mich
Honor
Frankfort
Sam. Willis
Michigan
Traverse
Grand Rapids
Weldon Township
H. Stockhill
Cedar News in Cedar Michigan Highlights Social and Local Happenings
The Cedar community reports a well attended progressive party hosted by the Rebekahs on March 24 with supper served. Visitor Chas Mahn visited his ailing father in Cedar. The shingle mill resumes after a sixty month shutdown. Henry Cook and family return from East Jordan. Mrs Emma Foresner mourns her father in Manistee. W A Herrington visits from Traverse City. John Rhinehart Jr. and Miss Blanche Blackmore marry in Kasson on March 18. Mrs Tom Good and Mrs Illa Good of Solon call on friends. Royal Neighbors event raises 13.70 to fund an organ. Mrs Hattie Rhinehart of Kasson visits J Belote family.
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Cedar, Mich
Rebekals
Chas. Mahn
Traverse City
P. H. Mahn
Henry Cook
East Jordan
Cedar
Emma Foresner
Manistee
Solon
Friends
Hattie Rhinehart
Kasson
J. Belote
G A R Camp Fire Planned for April 9 Evening
The G A R post will hold a campfire on the evening of April 9 marking the date General Lee surrendered the Confederate army. A general program is in preparation and the public is invited.
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Lee
Meteorological Noon Observations for March 1908 Notes
Observations taken at noon for the previous twenty four hours published for the Herald. Data includes latitude 44.45 degrees, longitude 140 west from Greenwich, height above the sun 598 feet. Source records pertain to March 1908.
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Herald of
Greenwich
Mar
Probate Court Notice for William J. Giller Estate
Michigan probate court in Grandville county appoints commissioners to receive and adjust all claims against William J. Giller, deceased. Four months from March 6, 1908, allowed for creditors to file claims. Meetings set for May 8 and July 10, 1908 at ten o'clock in the forenoon to examine and adjust claims.
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William J. Gller
Court House
Sadh
Malcolm Winnie
D .G. Chandler
Local Dinners Shared By Miss Stepan and Miss Mills
Miss Bertha Stepan of this city and Miss Middendorf of Scranton, Ta, dined with Miss Ruth Mills of Old Mission yesterday, sharing a meal in the company of friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Stepan
Middendorf
Scranton
Ruth Mills
Old Mission
Notice to creditors in estate of Benjamin F Holcomb
Four months from March 30 1908 are allowed for creditors to present claims against Benjamin F Holcomb deceased to the Grand Traverse County Probate Court at Traverse City. Claims must be filed before August 3 1908. The hearing is set for August 3 1908 at 10:00 a.m. Dated March 30 1908. Frederick Walker Judge of Probate. April 7 14 21 28
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State OF Michigan
Grand Traverse
Benjamin F. Holcomb
Traverse City
A. D
Freder. Walker
Probate hearing set for Brown estate in Grand Traverse
In Traverse City a probate session for the estate of Gus tavus E. Brown heard Mary M. Brown’s petition to admit a will to probate and grant administration to herself or another. The court fixed April 10 1908 for the hearing and ordered public notice by three weeks of Grand Traverse Herald publication.
Liquid Cream Balin Promises Relief for Nasal Catarrh
All the virtues of Bly's Cream Belin are found in Liquid Cream Balin used in atomizers. It is said to relieve inflammation without drying tender passages and to cure longstanding issues in a few weeks. Available from Ely Brow at 56 Warren Street with spraying tube.
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Ely Brow
Warren
Traverse City Railroad Company Stockholders Meet May 7 1908
Notice to stockholders announces Traverse City Railroad Company annual meeting to elect seven directors for the coming year and conduct other business. The meeting will be held at the office of Myr Thomas T Bates in Traverse City Michigan in Grand Traverse County on Thursday May 7 1908 at 9 o clock in the morning.
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Guy’ Langford
Stockhill
Langford
Sam Willis
D. H. MecLaughlin
Sam
Republican
Dan
Democrat
Co. Anew. Hardware
McDermott
Thompsonville
Betts
B.S. Northrup
Benzie
Traverse City
Jiea
Traverse City Railroad Company
Myr
Thomas T. Bates
See
Mar
Apri
Probate order in Alan Tyrrell estate Grand Traverse
In Grand Traverse County Michigan a probate court session on April 1908 considered Noble Tyrrell petitioning for administration of estate of Alan Tyrrell deceased. The court set April 24 1908 at 10 am for hearing and ordered public notice by three weeks in Grand Traverse Herald. Samuel P Dean named as administrator candidate or another suitable person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Traverse Herald
Fred R. Walker
Grand ‘Traverse
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Long Lake
John €. Konesh
Gena
Shearer
Herman Fox
Fred Kingdon
Orman Cox
James M. Elliott
Frank Hopkingon
oBard
Nelson Popper
Ara Collins
Buge Case
Robert Case
Acme
John Hoxsie
Dennis F. Hoxsie
George W Jackson
Ezra Wetney
Charles Gurr
J. Wilbur
Grean
Perry Hopper
Guy L. Champney
Worthy
Livingston
Hiram Claypool
Andrew Newcomb
John Olson
Board ‘of Review
Joseph Thomas
Frank Lutman
Edward Wittilm
Hugh Dunn
Frank Rubert
Charles Gehrett
Tim Baker
Edward N . Broad
Peninsula
Emmer Co. Ladd
John Lardie
B. Alfred Ben
Justice of the Peace
William B. Gray
Charles Lardie
John M. Frank
Lin
Frank S McMullen
Daniel Hoe McMullen
Lewis P. Zoulek
Homer Gore
John Swaney
Mayfield
E. B. Gibbs
E. A. Nickerson
Irwin Rawlings
Highwars
Irwine Corids
Tedman
Paradise Township
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Long Island Wafers Olives
R- H. Bready
Cadillac
Husband
Bready
Develior
Congress
Geo. Li. Crisp
W. H. Irwin
Elmwood Avenue
Boston
Sao United
Towpero, Cae
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Douglass
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Hotas
Corman & A. Ale. R
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Ann Arbor
Toledo
Cedar City
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