Elizabeth Hunt Dead and Royal Neighbor News in Kingsley
Mrs Elizabeth Hunt died at 75 after a yearlong illness at her daughter s home. Funeral conducted at the Baptist church by Rev J S Fall and burial in Evergreen Cemetery. Royal Neighbors celebrated Mrs Dahimer s birthday with a home gathering and pin gift. Miss Margery Brown hosted a party for Miss Alice LaRue Rowlader with 35 guests. A farewell for Anna Kirk drew schoolmates before her Chicago journey. Community notices include dances, visits, and local social events in Kingsley and nearby Traverse City area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Nickerson
Pete Dobar
Emory Nickerson
Baptist Church
J. 8
Fall
Bridgewater
Esvergreen Cemetery
Margery Brown
Alice LaRue Rowlader
Mt. Pleasant
Brown
Margery
George Palmer
Clara
Toledo
Quincy Phacker Seeks Voters Support in Grand Traverse
A letter to Grand Traverse County voters from Quincy Phacker argues for clearer primary laws and voter access. He outlines proposed measures including a better fertilizer law, anti adulteration rules for grass seeds, protection against bogus dairy feed, and a farmers organization using idle state funds at modest rates. He emphasizes honesty and personal outreach if nominated and elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Speech postponed as crowds packed senate galleries
Senator Penrose postpones his address to answer charges about a $25,000 gift from Archbald of Standard Oil for personal reasons. The floor and galleries were packed and he refused to discuss the postponement reason, delaying the speech until late afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Penrose
Archbald
Standard Oil Company
Mass meeting eyed to protest tax valuation rise in Kalamazoo
Kalamazoo Michigan August 21 reports a possible mass meeting of property owners to protest valuation increases after a state tax commission visit. Valuations are claimed to have doubled or tripled in some cases as Mayor Hayes investigates steps to protect property owners.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
State Tax Commission
Hayes
Invasion called off after Redmond council resignations
Salem Aug 21 Governor West’s planned invasion of Redmond county with militiamen became unnecessary as Redmond city council accepted the resignations of Mayor H F Jones and Marshal McCly after the mayor’s gambling conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Ore
West
Redmond County
Redmond
H. F. Jones
Marshal McCly
Retrial in Danbury Hatters' Boycott Case Begun
Hartford August 21 retrial of the Danbury hatters boycott litigation, nine years in progress, follows last year’s verdict of 220000 damages against defendants in U S court. Judge L Martin presiding. After 38 salesmen reported, adjourned to August 20 due to a death in the Beach family of New Haven, senior counsel for defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Danbury Hatters
United States
United States District Court
L. Martin
John K. Beach
New Haven
Equal Suffrage meeting at YWCA and Globe store updates
The Equal Suffrage group held a well attended meeting at the YWCA parlors on Monday with thorough committee reports and lively dialogue. A. Rosenthal returned from a three week New York trip where he bought a large line of ladies and children's ready to wear for the Globe Department store, which will shift away from millinery to expand ladies furnishings. The Globe invites ladies to inspect new garments arriving from fashion centers. Robert Garland, a prominent peninsula farmer, died Thursday morning after a long illness. services will be held Friday at 1 o'clock.
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Equal Suffrage Organization
Y.W. C
A. Rosenthal
New York
Globe Department Store
Panis
Directoire
Robespierre
Leigh
Johnny
Globe
Robert Garland
Peninsula
Moose
J. A McKay
Kalkaska
Chas, Wellman
South Boardman
Clarence Burton
Big Rapids
A. T. Breed
Fire Lake Lady Maccabees
Kingsley
City Hotel
Lodge
Kingsley Lodge
Afrs
A. C. Clark
Jansing
Douglas Lake
Viola Clark
Ams. van Arsdale
Toledo
G. W. Barnes
Eunice Osborn
Mildred Bradish
Edna Clark
Bessie
Mildred Hodges
East Boardman
Will Nelson
Logisville
Vermont
A. W. Thorne
Geo. Tuck
Cadlac
Elsworth Snyder
Mars
John Battenfield
Manton
Frank Craft
Berrying
Camip
Silver Creek
C. A. Dutton
Setter
Beryl Hanes
A. W. Baker
Epworth League
Fife Lake social news bulletin led by Miss Mae Dewey
A village column from Fife Lake calls for items of local interest to be sent to Miss Mae Dewey to build the department for the surrounding countryside. It chronicles a long list of community happenings, visits, church and school notes, travel to Cadillac and Traverse City, camp meetings, and local gatherings with many names, places, and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingsley
Grange
Edna Wall
Herald
Fife Lake
Mae Dewey
House Passes Budget Bill Over Taft Veto
Washington Aug 21 by an overwhelming vote of 154 to 358 the house for the second time passed the Budget bill over Taft's veto. Twenty two Republicans voted with the Democrats after the veto measure was read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Taft
Personal notices from Record-Eagle readers
Mrs Wm Helfrich of Monon Ind has left for Pe toskey to visit before returning home. P F Drew of Chicago arrived for business in the city. W M Cowan departed for Manistee for a few days of business. Mrs E Albertson and son of Grand Rapids pass through heading to Omena for summer. Geo W Cornell of Chicago, in the city for a week, leaves for Omena to visit friends. R S Fainsworth leaves for Cadillac for a week of business. E C Cateman and wife of Columbus Ohio arrived in the city.
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Emily
Gladys Inman
Ted
Big Rapids
Alfred
Fremont
Harry Dean
Chas. Dean
Brant
Frances Pierce
Ralph
Needham Business College
Traverse City
Ella White
Colborn
East Boardman
Walter Jaquays
Kalamazoo
Dan
Cadillac
A. W. Thorne
Son Wilber
Leetsville
A. B. Doherty
Dibert
A. T. Breed
Katherine McInerney
Sagihaw
O. L. Boynton
I. Skinner
Mrs. Darling
Manton
Record-Eagle
Wm. Helfrich
Monon
Ind
Petoskey
P. F. Drew
Chicago
W. M. Cowan
Manistee
E. Albertson
Grand Rapids
Qoinena
Geo. W. Cornell
Omena
R. S. Fainsworth
E.C. Cateman
Columbus
Ohio
T. L. Chase
Fort Wayne
W. A. Gregory
Detroit
D. H. Wells
Upper Michigan
Ishpeming
F. O. Wright
Walton
CG. H. Lenhart
Cleveland
Mannah & Lay Mere. Co
Percey M. Holdsworth
Wight School
R. J. Brucato
Taion
Brucato
Eagle
H. Beckwith
Gladys
St. Paul
P. B. Bell
Belle Sload
Wheeling
West Virginia
Louis Kriete
Indianapolis
Indiana
Fred. Beamish
East Tleventh Street
Roy Fritsche
Zeeland
Wm. Gravell
George Shields
Bay City
Wexford
Shields
Robt. M. Wildrich
Dover
N. J
W. F. Cole
Sixth Street
Edna Mateer
Gladys Say
Spring Lake
K. N. McNair
Elsie Measler
Saginaw
Gladys Morgian
C. Lyons
Battle Creek
Granya
T. O. Daverlock
Milwaukee
C. G. Waltman
Mackinac Island
E. L. Mason
W. A. Shamlin
Northport
A. T. Platte
G. J. Marshall
Columbus, CO
D. H. White
Minneapolis
Asher Derr
Bethie
Kent
Oliver Derr
West Beventh Street
F. G. DeLane
Buckley
R. H. Richard
N. E. Wells
City welcomes long list of visitors and movers on summer trips
A flood of travelers and residents depart and arrive in Traverse City with plans to spend summers in Northport, Honor, Cadillac, Ishpeming, Mackinac Island, and Port Oneida. Notables include E L Harnton, E E Maze, J D Middleton, Percy Holdsworth, and D H Wells, with returns to Grand Rapids, Detroit, Chicago, and Milwaukee. several join friends at cottages and resorts along the Grand Traverse region.
Cigar Boxes of Cardboard Imitate Spanish Cedar Fine
Cardboard cigar boxes now imitate Spanish cedar so closely that they pass as the real thing. A three layer cardboard board is printed with a photographic cedar grain, showing knots and grain patterns. Construction uses one piece for bottom and sides, wire stitching, hinged cover, and paper lining and edging. Finished boxes sell about 30 percent cheaper than wooden boxes.
Suburban Life Reflections and a Kansas City Car Bid
A voice contrasts life on the town edge with country poetry as the author notes the pull of both scenes. A Kansas City Star item recounts an Ottawa farmer’s daughter responding to a man seeking to buy a motor car for financial reasons, illustrating rural-urban concerns.
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Tam
Man
James Lane Allen
Ottawa
Drd
Kansas City Star
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A. H. Clark
Baron
Roy Brown
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Joe Jeer
Wis. Pollard
Alingsley
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Rev. Weeks
Chas. Cook
David Wynkoop
Mr. Hamlin
Crown
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Miss Brooks
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J.R. Piltz
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M. E. Arnold
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Neice
Boyne City
Geo. Kimball
Joe Jonas
Lewis Simeons
Chas. Stafford
Wim. Wilson
Salkaska
Carl Campbell
Chas
Dean
Elmer
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Claude Quackenbush
Dan Kent
Lowell Thorne
Albert Cook
Jones
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Boardman Valley
W. G. Willard
Trav
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E. E. Maze
Honor
Platte River
Sandall
Harbor Springs
O. H. Olson
Pontiac
L. J. Whitcomb
Grand Rauids
Remington Typewriter Company
Anna Swoboda
Mary Vana
Cbiergo
Hiro Chott
Swoboda
Gana
Louise Hale
Stevenson Lake
Elk Rapids
A. C. Curtiss
Soo
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Sandusky
Port Oneida
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