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Newspaper

Grand Traverse Herald

Location

Traverse City, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1908

Page

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State Bank Officers and Directors Panel

STATE BANK see 200690 60060 OFFICERS A Tracy Lay President R Floyd Clinch Vice President Samuel Garland Cashier A J May Bard AY J Haviland Assistant Cashiers DIRECTORS A Tracy Gay R Floyd Clinch Mrs Julius T Hannah Samuel Garland H C Davis Jerry Sullivan W W Smith

A. Tracy Lay R.floyd Clinch Samuel Garland A. J. May Bard A. Tracy Gay R. Floyd Clinch Julius T. Hannah H.C. Davis Jerry. Sullivan W.W. Smith

Time Deposits Rule Cited by Traverse City Bank

A brief banking notice directs all collections and correspondence on the matter to the Traverse City State Bank in Traverse City. It mentions a three percent allowance on Time Deposits and instructs SMIB-Address to send communications to Mick at the bank.

SMIB Traverse City State Bank Traverse City Mick

Primary Candidate List For Grand-Governor Nomination

The Herald publishes a complete list of candidates seeking nomination for the Grand-Governor race, including Bradely, Harle, Warner, and Janis for governor among others, with numerous lieutenant governor, sheriff, treasurer, and probate roles across Democrats and Prohibition entries, plus county and township delegates to conventions. The item notes that delegates to county conventions and Traverse City will also be elected in the primaries on Tuesday.

the Herald Janis B. . Bradley Horatio Harle Fred MM. Warner Patrick Shi Keldey Francis H Dodds George’ G. Cowell Grand Traverse Pavip Ge Chandler Lowell Sours Quincy Thacker Ounty R. Walker Frank J. Shuter Charles E. Taylor Frank H. Vinton James Murchie Ernest Salensky Thomas Shane Gierk Robert E. Walter Finley M. Hammond John Hoxsie Calvin S.vader Register of Deeds Pues J. Tedman Frank W. Wilson Walter Dean James W. Hilliker Edward A. Monroe Fred, Hopratt George Curtis Linnaeus Baldwin Ernest B. Minor Jay J. Brownson Edwin P. Waterman Democrat John W. Gray Henry C. Garpenter Alexander, M Stirton Vernon King Traverse City

Little Ethel Pettengill News and Local Happenings

Ill in bed at present with power trouble doctors considered an operation but she is convalescent. Mrs Brooks plans a vocal lessons class offering ten lessons for one dollar. Friends of Mr and Mrs Wm Zeigler of Chicago visiting Solon Center. Local blackberrying nearby reports good. Miss Rubie Phelps Nellie Phelps hosted by Misses Farrell Carrie Sattler. Young peoples meeting led by Mrs George Brooks. Empire WCTU gave fine entertainment at M E church. Mrs JH Byer visited Sunday. Ella Good and Esther Good called Aug 24. Mr and Mrs OR Claypool visited Solon Center.

Ethel. Pettengill Geo Wm. Zeigler Chicago Burdickville Rubie Nellie Phelps Farrell Carrie’ Sattler Young Peoples George Brooks

Farewell Party For Miss Lille Barth Amid Health Struggles

Friends gathered at Mrs Hulda Polk's home Monday evening to send Lille Barth well wishes as she prepares to travel to California for health reasons. About 25 attendees enjoyed refreshments and games. Nelisee Herman shows improvement after a severe illness last week. Date noted as Aug 27.

Edward Gauthier Lille Barth California Hulda Polk Neliseé Herman

Kingsley and Mayfield Baseball Result and Community Notes

Kingsley defeated Mayfield 12 to 1 Saturday afternoon in the clubs clash. A return game in Kingsley on Wednesday ended in a 2 to 2 tie after nine innings and two extra frames. Local social life includes a Ladies Aid social at the church with recitations and songs, camping reports, school staff changes, and several visits among townsfolk plus plans for a cranberry project and dam work at Spider Lake.

Local Notes On Families Visits And Health In August

Mrs Harriet Bates and Mrs Hona Bates and children visited Cedar Run last Tuesday to see Mr and Mrs Earl Wade and returned home today. Mrs Willie Lake has been very sick but hopes for improvement. The Bateses visited Honor on Saturday, and R R Bates family visited their son Carl in Stormer on Sunday. Mrs Calvin Brooks and child are ill and hoped to recover soon. Mrs Frank Rogers called on neighbors last week and may visit again. Miss Rekah Wilson will work for Mrs Dave Graham again this week. Mr and Mrs Wm Bates and three sons attended a wild west show in Traverse City on Monday. A cemetery cleaning meeting and basket picnic in Mr Bayles orchard is planned for Thursday the 27th of August. all interested should come and bring tools. Mrs Laura Bates visited her daughters at Traverse City and Five Mile Corners east of Snyrae City, returning Tuesday. Smith Lewis’s two sons from Yuba are visiting their uncle and aunt here. Ed Gray bought a new team. Mrs Alta Lewis and children and Mrs L B Bates and the Gray children pick beans for Mrs W Q Clark. Messrs Ellis Rayle and Silas Gray hauled pine roots for kindling wood from Dr Shilliday’s place. Clifford Hyssel of Thompsonville and Mrs Leona Rushlow of Traverse City were married on Aug 15. We wish them joy. Little Pearl Rushow and Roy live with their mother Mrs Clifford Hyssel in Traverse City. Mrs Willie Nelson of Traverse City visited Mr and Mrs NLD Nelson here last weekend. Blackberries are scarce this year. Aug 7 245.

Kingsley Mayfield J. T Whybrew A. S. Barnum Gladstone Mich Nella Manigold Marian Gibbs Fred Tabberer Marigold Burr James Hogs Back Lake Minnie Stinson Ann Arbor Addison McKeeage John Hawwthorne Upper Peninsula Platt Barnum Alfred Skeels Monroe Center Nina Payn F Ware F Ware 5. ‘L. Gibbs. Mr. and Mrs.° David Smith Thos. Smith East Jordan W. Coddington Traverse City Wim. Spaulding Spaulding Grand Rapids Stryker Jake Wolf Gronm Our Town Chas. Wells Carrie Spaulding Hammit Platt Barnum Waldo Culver Spider Lake Jackson ‘Brothers Winona Mary Crandall Wolf Goldie ~ Holliday Keystone John Vandervort Cleveland Harriet Bates Hona ‘Bates Cedar Run Earl Wade Willie Lake Lloyd Bates R. R. Bates Stormer Carl Calvin Brooks Frank Rogers Rekah Wilson Dave Graham Wn. Bates Bayles Smith

Hodge opens school and social events noted

Community notes from Hodge and Monroe Center describe school opening with teachers visiting homes, an ice cream social for Sunday school success, and visits from residents. People named include Mr and Mrs D G Chandler Traverse City, F M Pierce, Mrs Debois, Wim Wells, Mrs John Marsh, E J Bancroft, Alta Prindle, Mrs Murphy, J Wagner, H H Gilbert, Grawn residents, Edna Stewart Arcadia, A J Stewart, M E Baird, Jan Becker, and W Greno. Aug 24.

Local Notes From Glen Arbor and Vicinity Aug 28

Glen Arbor and nearby areas report ships loaded with apples and potatoes. Mrs. McIntyre visited Travise City to see her ailing son Dick. Mr and Mrs Gordon Earl took a trip to Grand Rapids last week. John Van Bisker and sister Kate from Manistee visit their father’s family. The Misses Hazel and Gladys Johnson from Pellston plan weekly visits. Nelle Westcott returns from North Manitou after two weeks. physician called for relative illness. A larger number of resorters remain. Joan Turnbull loses a valuable horse after it trembles and dies on hill. Peter Johnson of Port Oneida sells farm, buys house with H Nessen, to move after harvest. Charles Johnson of Beaver Island visits. Aug. 28.

Glen Arbor Pellston Nelle -Westcott Manitou Edward Joan Turnbull Peter Johnson Port Oneida Nessen Charles Johnson Beaver Island

Farmer candidate pledges aid to Grand Traverse County voters

Quincy A. Thackery proposes a farmer representative stance urging state action to aid agriculture. He calls for rail rate regulation, freight and fertilizer support, soil analysis by chemists, and reforestation, arguing farming underpins national life and deserves policy focus. He asks voters to mark an X next Tuesday.

Personal News Briefs From Record Area Readers

Personal notices report Mrs L G Kaufman and son visiting Bear Creek this morning. Mrs E M Beach returns to Milwaukee after touring the state. Mrs R W Poland and daughter head to Carp Lake for a few days. Mr and Mrs C W Porter return to Detroit Kingsley today to visit Mrs Devett's cousin Mrs Charles Crapo. Mrs M J Morrow and family of Copemish go to Jimire to locate.

L. G.kaufman Bear Creek E. M. Beach Milwaukee R. W. Poland

Traverse City Candidates for Legislative Nomination

A candidate from Traverse City urges voters to consider county representation in the legislature. He pledges to seek public views, assess county needs, and work to serve the county effectively if nominated and elected. The note emphasizes campaigning ahead of primaries on Tuesday.

Traverse City

Salensky for Sheriff Campaign Message

Voters urged to support Ernest Salensky for sheriff citing strict law enforcement and equal treatment. The message promises full time dedication, no special promises, and asks voters to remember the name Salensky.

Ernest Salensky Salensky

Visitors from Tatou Rapids and Fife Lake

Mr and Mrs Silas Shetman of Tatou Rapids traveled to Petosley today while Mrs W D Gray visited her mother in Fife Lake today.

Silas’Shetman Tatou Rapids Petosley Fife Laxe

City School of Music Announces Enrollment Dates

The City School of Music will enroll new students on Monday August 31 and Tuesday September 1. It resumes work in piano organ theory musical history and reading. Returning students may keep the same hours if desired. Parents and students should call to arrange enrollment at 1131 and visit 127 Front Street Montague block.

City School of Music Front Street Montague

Stomach Muscles in Old Age Promoted by Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin

Regular bowels and digestion are vital for health at any age. The ad promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin to cleanse waste, improve digestion, and aid liver and kidney function, citing testimonials from seniors and offering free samples from Pepsin Syrup Co.

Electric Bitters Proclaimed A Grand Family Medicine

A testimonial from Frank Conlan of 436 Houston St New York praises Electric Bitters as a grand family medicine for dyspepsia and related conditions. It is said to regulate digestion purify blood and restore vigor to the weak. Sold under guarantee at S E Wait Sons C A Bugbee Co and Hannah Lay drug stores for 50 cents.

Frank Conlan Houston St New York S. E. Wait & Sons C. A. Bugbee Drug Co Hannah & Lay Drug Stores

Probate Hearing Set for Charley E. Fife Estate

In Grand Traverse County probate court on August 6 1908 Judge Fred R Walker presiding Mary C Fife petitioned to admit the will of Charley E Fife to probate and have Smith A Lewis or other suitable person appointed administrator Hearing is scheduled for September 2 1908 at 10:00 am at the probate office Publication of this notice is required in the Grand Traverse Herald for three consecutive weeks prior to the hearing date Aug 9 14 21 28

Charley E. Fife Mary C. Fife Smith A. Lewis Grand Traverse Herald

Nickerson Estate Final Administration Hearing Set

In the matter of the estate of Albert A. Nickerson deceased Giles Nickerson has filed his final administration account as administrator and prays for allowance and distribution. The court orders a hearing on September 3 1908 at 10 o'clock to consider the petition.

Mortgage Sale Notice of Frank and Lena McGuire

Default on mortgage by Frank McGuire and Lena McGuire of Traverse City Michigan to Mary B Underwood Ithaca New York dated August 18 1906 recorded August 11 1906 at 8 40 PM in Liber 52 02 Page 144. Two hundred twenty seven dollars due. Sale at public auction October 70 1908 at 10:00 AM at the north front door Traverse City to satisfy debt costs and attorney fee. Premises described as Lot Twenty two Oak Heights Addition Traverse City Michigan. Mortgagee Mary B Underwood.

Frank McGuire Lena McGuire Traverse City Michigan Mary B. Underwood Ithaca State of New York Register of Deeds County of Grand Traverse State of Michi¢en Grand Traverse State of Michigan Oak Heighta Dortgagee

Thinks It Saved His Life From Cough Remedy Claim

Naples Maine resident Lester M. Nelson writes that Dr King s New Discovery saved his life after years of use for coughs and colds. The remedy is promoted as a throat and lung healer and preventive for pneumonia, sold by local druggists with a trial bottle offer.

Lester M. Nelson Naples Maine Dr. King S. E. Wait & Sons A. Bugbee Drug Co Hanish & Lay Drug Stores

Probate notice in Grand Traverse County Michigan

At the probate office in Traverse City on August 20 1908 Judge Fred R. Walker presiding Eva Joinson petitions for administration with will annexed of Gustavus J Brown deceased hearing set for September 10 1908 at ten o clock public notice to be published for three weeks in the Grand Traverse Herald newspaper printed and circulated in Grand Traverse County

Grand Traverse Herald Traverse City Said AL D Fred R. Walker Gustavus J. Brown Eva Joinson Saly Grand Traverse

Ortgade Sale Notice of Mortgagee Foreclosure in Michigan

Public auction set for the seventh day of August A D WAS at ten oclock in the forenoon at the North Front Door of the Court House Traverse City Grand Traverse County Michigan to satisfy the amount due on the mortgage of Alonzo I Totten and Elise Totten to Charles Kroupa and to cover costs and attorney fees. The property described is the North half of the North half of Section Twenty in Township Twenty six North Range Eleven West containing forty acres more or less. Rosa Dohm assigns the mortgagee. Underwood Umler attorneys for the mortgagee at Traverse City Michigan.

Dafault Alonzo I. Totten Eise Tottan Charles Kroupa Register of Deeds County of Grand Traverad State of Michigan Wiliam Charles Kroupn Jtoan Dohm Derembar Aare Madd MortonAge Ade Mortyare Nadler Traverse City Anid County Flint Grand Traverse County County Grand Travers State of Michigan Towil

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State Bank Republican Party State Edward Lautner Thomas C. Murray Levand E. Tripp Joseph Sleder Carl Moody Curtis de Salway Julius Mo Wilhelm Prohibition Oviatt Solon Center Ella Good Esther Ands Claypool West Almira Alta Prindle Ingsley Hodge Schoolhouse Grand ‘Traverse County Board of Agriculture Thackery Hya Tei Valley City Milling CO Grand Rapids, Mich Hursday Record Lowell Spurs the City School OF Music Dr. Caldwell TW. W. Sterling Sioux City Pepsin Syrup Co Caldwell Monticello Ill Underwood and Umlor Astorners Traversene City Parker Tower Curces Nealp Sate Freder, Walker South Side Lumber Co Croiser Rec Traverse City, Mich S. Union St Julius Campbell
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