Northern Michigan Asylum at Traverse City A Huge State Asset
The Northern Michigan Asylum for the Insane in Traverse City is a major state institution completed in 1885 after 500 capacity initially, now with about 40 buildings, 1,125 patients, 275 staff, and an annual payroll near 90 000 dollars. The farm grounds span 645 acres supplying most farm produce and meat, with a Holstein herd producing vast milk and crops valued at about 68 000 dollars over two years. The article covers farm outputs, payroll, planned expansions, and the new Smith and Price photograph building in town with modern facilities and full electrical or gas wiring.
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Michigan
Northern
Traverse City
Grand Traverse Bay
Board of Trustees
Asylum
J. D. Munson
A.S. Rowley
Thomas T. Bates
EH. Co. Davis
George A. Hart
Manister
Charles I. Backus
Detroit
W. W. Mitchell
Cadillac
D. B. Butler
Frankfort
Ll. Whitney
Asylum Farm
Green House
Smith & Price
South Side
F. E. Moore
Union Street
A. E. Wilson
Hannah & Lay Mercantile Co
Visit From Governor Bliss Brings Inspections, Appointments
Governor Aaron T. Bliss visited the city with asylum authorities including the board of trustees to inspect the asylum and gauge needs for his legislative message. He toured with Dr. Munson and trustees, then proceeded to Newberry and Marquette state institutions, later dining with elected officials. In other news, rural delivery on the peninsula will shift to afternoon service Mapleton to Old Mission, with a special carrier coordinating Old Mission pouches, a plan praised by Carl Elliott Grabill, post office inspector.
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Governor Bliss
Aaron T. Bliss
Board of Trustees
Bliss
Munson
North
Upper Peninsula
Newberry
Marquette
O. O. Moffatt
Jas. H. Monroe
Peninsulas
Mapleton
Old Mission
Traverse City
Carl Elliott Grabill
Post Office Department
Grabill
Peninsula
Detroit Hyening Journal Exports edition of Detroit factories
The 9th issue features an extensive export edition detailing Detroit manufacturing enterprises and flooring concerns across the state. It includes descriptive material and valuable statistics, totaling a surprising grand aggregate. The 384 page paper showcases many half tone images and views about Detroit.
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Detroit Hyening Journal
Detroit
Newark Woman Allowed to Scold at Home, Judge Rules
A Newark man caused his wife to be arrested but a local judge ruled that a wife has the legal right to scold in her own home as long as she can sustain it with breath and wrath. The decision underscores domestic conduct limits and marital rights within the household.
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Newark
N. J
Annual C. MM. B. A. election results announced
The annual election of the C. MM. B. A. produced a new slate: President M. J. Holmes, First vice president E. Seymour, Recording secretary D. Dyer, Assistant secretary A. Hoess, Financial secretary J. M. Huaell Mantel, and Treasurer J. Verrean.
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M. J. Holmes
E. Seymour
D. Dyer
A. Hoess
J. M. Huaellmantel
Officers elected by the C S P S for the sung year
The C S P S elected officers led by President Albert G Petertyl and Vice President Joseph Sleder. Other posts include Adviser Joseph Mikula Secretary Bob Cervenka Financial Secretary Joseph Viack Treasurer C H Hanslovsky Sentinel Ant Malina Guard W Sleder and Trustee J N Martinek. Friends Sunday School report led by Ida Jeffries re elected superintendent for the year. Ushers named Chester Brilot John Tremaine Carrie Wood and Charles Jeffries.
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Albert G. Petertyl
Joseph Sleder
Joseph Mikula
Bob, Cervenka
Joseph Viack
C. H. Hanslovsky
Sentinel Ant
Vwriends
The
Friends Church
Ida Jeffries
Chester Brillot
John Tremaine
Carrile Wood
Charles Jeffries
Death of D H Holden Prominent Benzie County Figure
D H Holden a leading Benzie county citizen and former state representative died Friday night near Bear Lake after a rupture and surgery. he endured a shock he could not withstand. Holden also served many years as a supervisor in Benzie.
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D. H. Holden
Benzie County
Jayfield
Bear Lake
Deansed
Ban
Profit in Feeding for Farmers and Children
The article argues feeding methods determine profit for farmers through proper diet for cows pigs and hens. It then questions child nutrition and promotes Scott's Emulsion as a science based mixed food with Cod Liver Oil to strengthen flesh blood and bones and aid development.
Holden dies. three sons prominent in sugar and insurance
Guardian of E. E. H. Allyn of this city, Holden funeral set for tomorrow afternoon at the Oviatt church. Lake Ann will provide rigs from this vicinity. Deceased leaves three sons Perry G. Holden of Illinois sugar industry Ellsworth A. Holden of Lansing insurance Bert O. Holden in Chicago insurance. Born April 3, 1885 in Ashford N Y his life included farming teaching and public service. He served as school district officer supervisor and county surveyor and was elected to the state legislature in 1891 by a heavy majority.
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Ashford
Cattaraugus County
Dodges County
Minn
New York
Almira Township
Beauzie County
Heahas
Republian Party
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J. M. Huellmantel
Carpenters’ and Joiners' Union
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R. E H. Rosenburger
Jos. Rymer
D. Warner
E. J. Hammond
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F. J. Lyman
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Horace Robertson
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Gertrude Jenkins
Esther Clark
Jane Ingersol
Mary McLean
Roeceiver
Marion Hunt
Mary Hendrick
I. Sentinel
Antonia Topinica
O. Sentinel
Laura Stanton
W. R&r
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Fine Industrial Edition
American Poultry Journal
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Minneapolis
American Poulty Journal
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Everly
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Chicago
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Scott& Bowne
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Atlanta
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Central St
Wichita
Kan
Rastalle
Sala
Rastall
Hustling Jeweler
LJI Underwear
Hamilton Clothing Company
Dickey Kersey
Front St
Traverse City, Mich
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