Grand Traverse Herald and Traverse Bay Bag details
Publication notice for Grand Traverse Herald and Traverse Bay Bag printed in Traverse City Michigan. The paper is issued twice weekly on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 123 Front Street with office staff led by Thos T Bates and Geo G Bates. Rates include 1.00 per year in advance and shorter terms with varying prepayment options.
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Grand Traverse Herald
Traverse Bay
Traverse City
Michigan
Herald & Record CD
Thos
T. Bates
Geo. G. Bates
J. W. Hannen
Clara N. Bates
Kalamazoo Prepares for State Grange Meeting Delegates Expected
Preparations are complete for the state grange gathering in Kalamazoo next week. About eight hundred delegates will attend as the usual legislative questions head the agenda. Kalamazoo plans an extensive fruit display to showcase southwest Michigan's productive diversification. The effort mirrors Traverse City and aims to broaden interest in agricultural opportunities across the state.
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State Grange
Kalamazoo
Traverse City
Michigan
Tariff Commission Report Expected To Shape Wool Schedule Reductions
As Congress reconvenes, the tariff commission faces public demand for honest, business based conclusions on tariff cuts. Market relief is sought without harming commerce, with politics to be omitted from the report. The nation awaits a practical revision aimed at aiding industry and overall economic welfare.
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Congress
Onliue
Hanover uses fruit tree borders to fund roads
The Hanover province in Germany solved road upkeep by planting fruit trees along seven thousand miles of highways. Harvested fruit sells at public auctions each fall, yielding profits that fund road maintenance. This tree bordered approach replaces traditional shade trees and could be adaptable elsewhere.
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Hanover
Germany
German Crop Protection Rules Described in Wartime Province
The article details strict German harvest protection measures with high per mile protection costs and bicycle patrols during ripening weeks. It notes Sunday patrols, fines of at least 10 marks for picking fruit, and the general public’s respect for law reducing fruit theft on highways.
This Date in History Highlights 1560 to 1905
Marching through time with key events and births. Notable deaths include Francis II of France Mozart and Jefferson Davis. Highlights cover monarchs politicians reformers and cultural milestones from 1560 to 1905.
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Francis II
Martin van Wuren
U. S
Kinderhook
Lindenwald
N. Y
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Vienna
Salzburg
Prussia
Louis Kossuth
New York
Brooklyn
Central Music Hall
Chicago
Dom Pedro
Brazil
Paris
Rio Janeiro
William E. McLaren
Illinois
Anthony Trollope
Jefferson Davis
Confederate States of America
Lectures in Three States Continue and Fair Premiums Paid
The committee plans to sell jars at cost to attract attention to Western Michigan exhibits. Premium lists for the Detroit and Grand Rapids fairs were reviewed and $200 in bureau awards were approved for payment. The Western Michigan booklet will be ready January 1. H. K. Elsworth, longtime head of the local Koreau offices, is re elected as assistant secretary for another year.
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Western Michigan
Detroit
Grand Rapids
Bureau
Kh. H. Elsworth
Koreau
Knights of Pythias Elect Officers at Traverse City Lodge
Knights of Pythias Trav erse City lodge No 73 elected officers including Chancellor commander Kk. Dol. Lewis and Vice chancellor Ed E. Bartak with a good turnout and a fine spread by Chef Sam Her. Grand Traverse Council No 121 Knights of Columbus elected Grand knight Albert Heuss with last night’s session.
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Traverse City Lodge No. 73
Knights of Pythias
Kk. Dol. Lewis
Ed E. Bartak
John King
Jens C. Petersen
Arnms
C. B. Curtis
E. P. Allen
Jas. McAllister
B. A. Monroe
Oscar Nelson
L. R. Stickney
Sam Her
Grand Traverse Council No. 121S
Knights of
Colunvius
Albert Heuss
Traverse City unions elect officers for coming year
At the regular monthly meeting of Traverse City local No. 169 Alust cians union officers for the ensuing year were elected. New president Elmer E. White and secretary 8S Valer were named along with an executive committee and other posts. The lodge reported strong finances and seventy members in good standing. Refreshments followed. The C S P S lodge then held its annual election naming Chas Hanslovsky as president and Frank Turnovsky as vice president with other officers and an auditing committee listed.
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Traverse City
Alustcians’ Union
Elmer E. White
Vicentas S. Martinek
Valer
Arthur Hinsdill
Chas
Vader
Herry Meuhling
A. C. Rozenka
W. H. Campbell
Vern Burgett
A. H. Vlack
Herman Wirchner
W. F. Wolcott
Treasury
C. S. P. S. Lodge
Chas. H. Hanslovsky
Frank Turnovsky
Joseph Mikula
W R C and Traverse Bay Tent Officers Elected
The W R C elected officers for the ensuing year including President Frances Birdsall Senior vice Mary Donovan and Junior vice Emma Nesbitt with Callie Thacker as treasurer Aristene Herbert as chaplain and Ella Morgan as conductor. Traverse Bay Tent No 136 elected Geo B Blue as past commander G Ross Hines as commander Geo TE Wilson as lieutenant commander Chas H McMichael as record keeper Calvin Vader as finance keeper and O B Heiges as chaplain.
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The
Frances Birdsall
Mary Donovan
Emma Nesbitt
Callie Thacker
Aristene Herbert
Ella Morgan
Helena Updyke
M Adelia Irish
Mary Goddard
Esther Walters
Traverse Bay
Geo. B. Blue
G. Ross Hines
Duieutenant
Geo. TE. Wilson
Chas. H. McMichael
Calvin 8. Vader
O. BE. Heiges
G. A. Holliday
J. W. Gaunbtlett
Residents and Visitors Share Thanksgiving Week News
COPEMISH residents Molly Bennett of Wexford stayed with cousin May Stevens while Mrs Myrta Milks visited aunt Mrs A Danville. Ward Charles of Brighton and Netta Danville of Marville visited relatives. Darius Bolton and daughter Donna returned from Alberta. Blanche Brimmer's Ludington visit precedes Toledo trip. Nina Winters enjoyed Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs Charles Baker at Marilla. Mary Bohr visited Bear Lake area. Gleason brothers attended Miss Rose Simmer's funeral in Manistee.
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Myrta Milks
A. Danville
Billington
Henry Rozell
Boone
S. Ward Charles
Brighton
Netta Danville
Marville
Sir
Mirs
VillaMon
Darius Bolton
Donna
Alberta
Blanche Brimmer
Ludington
Toledo
School report for month ending November seventeenth
The report lists pupil enrollment at 43 with a breakdown of names including Edgar Taylor Leo Laury Harold and Clabe Sternamen. Average daily attend ance is noted as three dollars per contage of attend. The highest grades show Elton Smith and Mary Mullen in first, Hattie Carlisle in second, Edna Black in third and in fifth and sixth grades.
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Edgar Taylor
Leo
Laury
Harold
Qlabeh
Elton Smith
Mary Mullen
Hattie Carlisle
Edna Black
Local Laundry Goods Price List Fragment
A fragment listing assorted washing powders and soaps with small prices. Gold Dust 20 cents and 4 cent items appear alongside Snow Bay Wash, Queen Ann Soap Powder, Rebrom Washing Powder, Soapine and Pearline at low single digit cents. Names, prices, and product labels indicate a 19th or early 20th century retail catalog style.
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Snow Bay Wash
Local briefs feature injuries and notices in Traverse City
A rundown of notices and incidents includes Fred L. Johnson cutting the left hand radial artery at a hardware store with a chisel. Chas Wilhelm’s fall from a ladder breaking a leg. and a mortgage sale by Mary B. Underwood on the Ninth of February 1912 at Traverse City court. Also noted are postal sticker guidelines and various local happenings like a police chief’s successor appointment and a funeral service in Chellikville.
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Fred L. Johnson
Johnson Bros. Hardware
Red Cross
Post Office Department Co
W.ashton
Police Department
Traverse City
Pere Marquette Railroad
Grand Rapids
Petoskey
Chas. Wilhelm
Wilhelm
Fred R. Walker
Wichita
Nan
Walker Brothers
Walker
Joe Booth
Eureka Cafe
Mr. Ueuth
Varions
Foster Kilpatrick
Mary B. Kilpatrick
Mary B&b. Underwood
Register of Deeds
County of
Grand Traverse
State of
Michigan
Grand Traverse County
State of Michigan
Hannah Lay & Co
Mary B. Underwood
Underwood &Umlor
Atformers
Mich
Terms of Court for Charlevoix Michigan 1911 schedule
Frederica W. Mayne sets two year terms for the Thirteenth Judicial Circuit in Michigan beginning January 1 1912 with dates for Antrim Charlevoix Grand Traverse Leelanau counties. Copy of record certified by T Elmer E White Grand Traverse clerk on November 28 1911.
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State OF Michigan
Charlevoix
Frederica W. Mayne
Thirteenth Judicial Circuit of
Michigan
Times
Antrim
Charlevoix County
Grand Trave County
Leelanau County
Frederick W. Alay
Circuit Pudge
Grand Traverse
Elmer E. White
Vironic Court
Painless Teeth Extraction Promoted by Ka-olar Method
Advertiser claims the Ka-olar method removes aching teeth without pain or drugs. Mentions Dr W G Kinyon at 206 268 Wilhel Blocks Traverse City Michigan and a partner Dr nota Jeneth. Emphasizes suitability for nervous temperaments and weak hearts.
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W. G. Kinyon
Wilhel
Nota Jeneth
Traverse City
Michira
Library Statistics Include Patrons and Circulation
The report lists fiction and juvenile fiction counts by genre, total 1153 with daily average 46. Patrons in the reading room total 640 with men 108 women 25 children 507. New patrons 29. Mrs Josephine Hector serves as Librarian.
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Josephine Hector
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Thos, T. Bates
Front Street
Henry VI
England
Edmund Aldres
New England
London
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
William Henry Harrison
Ohio
John Tyler
Virginia
Gwalior
Gawnpore
Gen. Banks
New Orleans
United States
Mexico
Sqciety Elections
Knights of Columbus
M. A. Amilor
A. Send
Robert Send
John Bosley
Wm. Weiler
Emory Dumas
Theodore Dion
Arthur Vezina
Frank King
Frank Schwaller
Musicians’ Union
Frank Ixoks
Jos. Vinck
Frank W. Sleder
W. Vokral
Irank Turnovsky
Andrew H. Vilack
Robt. O. Slaby
Albert T. Petertyl
J. J. Brezina
J. W. Sharp
G—A. Fox
H. H. Campbell
B. C. Hogan
Sentinel
A. A. McCoy
Oes
Copemish
Molly Bennett
Wexford
May Stevens
Jaxon Soap
ZEOE
Gade
Queen Ann
Lighthouse Cleanser
Queen Ann Scourer
Santa Claus
Jexon
Ofte
Swift's
G. Naptha
Hannah & Lay Mere
Harry Domino
Tri Srada
Revella Capbell
Stella Armitage
SFOS
Mary Norris
Cheilickville
Demas Cochlin
Noy
Douglass & Kellogg
Cash Shoe
City State Bank
Traverse City, Mich
Rat ' Figi
Ae Ee
Pargesi
Strongest Bank
Oak Park Library
Deport
Oneiness Exchange
Union Sr
Thurs
é.Mich
Wis
Eos Club
BOY Wey
McClure’s Magazine
Cosmopolitan Meganine
the World Today
Tousekeeper Women’s Horse Companion
Alagazine
Jel
Hobart Co
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