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Newspaper

Grand Traverse Herald

Location

Traverse City, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1910

Page

2

Grangers welcomed by city and boosters in Traverse City

A Tuesday meeting in Traverse City welcomed grangers with remarks from Mayor Wilhelm and officials of the Western Michigan Development bureau and the board of trade. A Theatre orchestra concert followed by a vocal solo and an informal reception with ice cream closed the event.

Record-Eagle Western Michigan Development Bureau Board of Trade George i L. Crisp Grange BR. VerseynLege D. H.day Development Bureau Wilhelm Traverse City Grand Rapids Robert Edwards N. P. Hull Hull UMLOR Grangers Board On Trade D.H. Day

Massachusetts State Grange Meets Amid Secession Debate

Worcester hosts the three day annual session as Massachusetts State Grange opens with delegates welcomed by Mayor Logan. The secession issue within the national Grange dominates expectations as delegates begin reviewing the annual reports this afternoon.

Worcester Mass Massachusetts State Grange Logan

First Elections In Saskatchewan Province 1905

A historical note describes the first elections held in the Saskatchewan province in 1905. Mentions a familiar medical remedy, Dr. Thomas and a popular liniment claimed as strongest and cheapest, marketed as a household remedy for 25 years in America.

Province Saskatchewan Thomas America

State Fire Insurance Company holds major meeting

The most important meeting of the State Fire Insurance Company was held yesterday afternoon with good attendance. Plans arose to revise articles and by laws. A new vice president was added. An arbitration board of three policy holders was created. The $10 loss limit was removed and losses paid within 30 days. E A Holden was elected secretary and N I Moore named vice president.

C. S. Bartlett Pontiac C Empany E. A. Holden EL. B. Fuller West Branch S. Bartlett B. S.alley Clare County John Northon Clare Kalkaska Frank LaChapelle Harrisville Geo. Potts Strongville R. N. Seward Stephenson Marvin Young Scott Ville N. TI. Moore Hanover

Soo exhibitor presents vegetables from regional farms

William H. Welch brings a modest display from the Soo showing strong potential for area agriculture. He notes rapid settlement by Canadian farmers, with potatoes as a leading crop and excellent shipping by boat and rail. Winters are harsh but snow cover protects soil. clover pastures support livestock. The Soo may bid for the next state orange meeting.

William H. Welch Soo Welch The Canada Mr. Welch Old Country States Michigan Kings Srange

Important baseball trade sparks winter meetings

Cleveland sent catcher Nig Clark to the St Louis Americans in exchange for second baseman Griggs. Also noted is Mrs Robin Garland of the Peninsula visiting friends and attending the state grange event.

Clark St. Louis Griggs Cleveland New York St. Louis Americans Robin Garland Peninsula State Grange

Cement Show Highlights Edison Poured House at Madison Square Garden

The big cement show opened at Madison Square Garden under the American Association of Portland Cement Manufacturers. Edison poured cement house, an eight room one family structure claimable at 1200 dollars, with reinforced concrete for walls roof floors stairs and exterior ornamentation, erected under Edison’s personal supervision.

New York United States Madison, Square, Garden American Association. of Portland Cement’ Manufacturers Edison Poured Cement House Mr. Edison

Explosion Igited Gas Wrecks Mine Kills Twenty Six

A gas ignition in mine workings caused a blast burying twenty six workers. Authorities report fatalities and ongoing rescue efforts as tunnels are searched for survivors.

Farmers Mean Business in Ottawa Delegation Arrives

A large western Canadian farmers delegation arrives in Ottawa to press on tariff reciprocity and other public questions. They will meet Ontario and eastern farmers tomorrow, with a formal conference with the premier and cabinet Friday in the House of Commons chamber expected to last most of the day.

Ottawa Ont Canada Ontario House “of ‘Commons

Cartwright Celebrates Seventy Fifth Birthday in Ottawa

Sir Richard Cartwright veteran minister of trade and commerce in the Dominion cabinet marks his seventy fifth birthday anniversary in Ottawa. Born in Kingston on December 14 1825 he began public service as a member of parliament in 1863. He previously served as Minister of Finance from 1873 to 1878 and as acting premier and leader of the house in 1897.

Ottawa Ont Richard Cartwright Dominion Richard Kingston

Williamsburg Notes Prominent Local Happenings and Events

Williamsburg Michigan reports social visits church fundraising bazaar plans to finish church seating, a minister arrival from England, local youth group outings to Elk Rapids, family travel, Sunday school tree event, Rebekah lodge initiations and chicken pie supper, new baby born, and a health ad for Dean's Ointment.

Williamsburg Mich Leta Clow Central Lake R. W. Clow Society George Sarasin George Goode Beakes England HE. W. Shaw Elk Rapids F. H. Vinton Six Lakes G.E. Wood Sumner Gain McBain Ansley Leon ‘Oyler Tom Huess O. P. Marsh Detroit

May Depose Lewis in Illinois Strike Referendum

In Indianapolis the referring referendum will decide if Thomas J. Lewis remains president of the Mine Workers of America. Opponents say Lewis lost ranker support over his handling of the Illinois coal miners strike, where he forced concessions. John P. White, Iowa district president, is favored to win with broad opposition in Illinois and Iowa.

Indianapolis Ind Dee Pater Thomas J. le United. Mine Workers of America Joan Mitchell Columbus Lewi Lewis Miors Illinois Biat John P. White Iowa Friends of White

Christmas Eve Trials Turn To Tiny Family Gift Joys

In a frugal yet hopeful tale set around Christmas, Mrs. Tiddleberry and her husband choose sacrifice over spending. They conceal small gifts for their children and stock the home with warmth, while the children, wise beyond their years, value family love and shared effort over material abundance.

Linnie Robia Bach Bob Tiddleberry Iddleberry Sig Co Cpt Mr. Tiddleberr Henry

Personal travel and local visits reported

Thursday's Record-Eagle note highlights Mrs Bruce Vernooy of Suttons Bay leaving for Rochester Minnesota for weeks, HH L Hashtbarger heading to St Cloud Florida for the winter, Mrs Schutler and daughter traveling to Chesterton Indiana to join Mr Schutler, and local residents Alfred Wilhelm and Irvin Hyatt in town for studies and business.

Record-Eagle Bruce Vernooy Suttons Bay Rochester Minn Br. J. D. Munson Jayne.Falls H.mcmanus White Fish Mont L. Hashtbarger St. Cloud Fla Cook Chicago Nirs George Covey Westford Leo Deismar Chatham Upper Peninsula Dean Vogl Alden John, Toot Plymouth Mich Alf. Cameron

Monroe Center News and Holiday Preparations

Monroe Center December items report Oscar Drost and Mrs Bertha Ann in Traverse City on Saturday business. Mrs John remains ill. A Christmas tree will be at Pierce schoolhouse Saturday night. Wedding bells ring again as gravel is drawn for the road to Kingsley. Extract from John Echmuzal's big spit.

Traverse City East Eighth Street B. G. Belcher the Record-Eagle Monroe Cenner Oscar Drost Bertha Ann John Ar Pierce _ school

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