Traverse City Herald publication details 1908
Grand Traverse Herald published twice weekly in Traverse City Michigan by Herald and Record Co. with Bates family leadership and office at 128 Front Street. Rates: one year 1.00 in advance six months 50 cents three months 15 cents. Entered March 2, 1908 as second class matter.
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Traverse City
Michigan
Herald & Record Co
T. Bates
Geo. G. Bates
J. W. iHannen
Penne
Clara N. Bates
Mich
Publicity plan eyed for Traverse City resorts 1911
Charles P. Buck, former chairman of the publicity committee of the board of trade, urges a resort owners association and joint promotion with the Traverse City board of trade. He notes resort hotels should contribute literature and funds, aiming for a coordinated regional campaign to boost publicity and development over the next two to three years.
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Charles _P. Buck
of Trade
Traverse City Board of Trade
Traverse
Eretter
Board of Trade
Traverse City
Grand
Traverse City In-Turm
Muskegon’s Plan Shows Industrial Boost Engine
Muskegon’s assessor provided John G Straub a data compilation for Traverse City Board of Trade on how cities win new industries. The piece notes Muskegon’s 100 year growth through two 100000 bond issues, factory drive, and a 350 member organization paying 10 dollars yearly to boost growth.
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Muskegon
John .G. Straub
Traverse City
Traverse City Hosts State Meeting Interest Growing
Traverse City attracts state organizations as it becomes a preferred convention site. The State Horticultural Society has booked its annual meeting for next December and has asked if Traverse City can host the gathering, signaling rising regional importance for conventions.
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Traverse City
Questio
Fruit Growers Urged to Host Regional Convention
The text advocates holding a regional convention for agricultural and fruit industries. It praises rapid fruit development and farm products, calling the location ideal for such a meeting. It notes the state society comprises progressive fruit growers and emphasizes educational value and statewide benefit.
Nessen City Notes Show Snow Melt and Local Happenings
Snow is receding rapidly after recent thawing causing slower lumbering. Ed Egan is recovering from a serious illness under Dr. Quinn. Mrs. Hyde made a business trip to Traverse City and Interlochen. Grandma Baughman is improving. Fr Downs visited Empire. Mrs. James Coyne visited Traverse City. A Pedro party is planned for the C K & Co A hall Thursday night Feb 2 with refreshments. Poultry show attendance in Traverse City was praised. Dr Brand of Traverse City and Drs Quinn and Corneil of Copemish performed a delicate operation on Ed Egan Saturday afternoon.
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Ed Egan
Dr. Quinn
Grandma Baughman
Fr. Downs
Empire
James Coyne
Traverse City
Pedro
C.K. & Cof A. Hall
Brand
Quinn and
Corneil
Copemish
Alden News Highlights Local Events and Illnesses
Alden residents face a range of news from illnesses and family losses to community events. Rose recovers at work while Armstrong mourns his aunt. Mary Ann Suddes dies aged SL. basketball teams host games with detailed plans and fundraisers. Local figures, churches, and schools feature prominently.
South Milton Notes and Family Movements
SOUTH MILTON. H C Wood returned Tuesday from a few days visit in Traverse City. Floyd Haller is on the sick list this week. Same line catches of lake trout have been made the last few days. Mr Alvin Chubb and his sister Mary Chubb arrived from Kalamazoo Tuesday called here by the death of their sister in law Mrs Rose Chubb. Miss Clara Remissegger went to Traverse City Wednesday. Chester Hallenbeck, one of oldest.
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Roy Armstrong
Mancelona
Rapid- City
Alden
Guyer
Traverse Bay Telephone Co
Helen Maxson
A. Hubbel
Delfairé
L. J. Maxson
Portland
Mich
Mary Ann Suddes
Leonard ‘Armstrong
Suddes
Northumberland
England
Mr. Perkins
L. Armstrong
Alice
Armstrong
Traverse City
Ladies’ Aid Society
Sam Uakman
George Smith
Coy's
Frank Lawley
O. M. Prentice
Torek
Jake
Alvin Chubb
Mary
Chubb
Kalamazoo
Rose Chubb
Fagle
Clara Remissegger
Chester Hallenbeck
Ann Cliffton
Lemon Lake
John Stanton
Nettie Davidson
Gertie Naud
Mesick
Henry Rosell
Flin
Jessie James
Thompsonville
Maccabee Hill
Linton Hive No. 410
Jennie Watson
Frankfort
R. K. Lewis
Danville
Berner
TE. FE. Brimmer
J. Depuy
South Grant
Ed Briotmer
Sherif Chapin
Bellaire
East Jordan
Liltie Bessie Lee
Harry Lee
Wlw. Lamport
Herman
Newark
Cadillac
PL. Adams
Wabash
Ind
Smith & Lake
Lake
Litte
Gala Gruber
Lourd ‘of Trade
Mancelonte
Screen Door Co
Ralph Mason
Wisconsin
Dibble Bros
Platte Lake
Detroit
Funeral for Ars. Ritt Chubb Held in South Milton
Residents of Kewadin mourned Ars. Ritt Chubb after a lingering illness. Funeral services were held Wednesday at the home in South Milton with Rev. SF Hewitt officiating, Rex Franklin and Harwood assisting. A large crowd attended, including Mr Alvin and Sissy Mary Chubb of Kalamazoo. Floral tributes were numerous and beautiful as singing by Pal mer C Wilson, H. Warner, and Mrs. Delbert Fox accompanied the service. Undertaker Campelle of Alden directed arrangements.
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Kewadin
Disd
Ars. Ritt. Chubb
South Milton
SF. Hewitt
Rex. Franklin
Harwood
Alvin
Sissy Mary Chebb
Whalamazoo
Palmer C. Wilson
H. Warner
Delbert Fox
Cimpelle
Alden
Groundhog Day notes from East Empire region
February first items from East Empire include groundhog day anticipation with shadow hopes, visits by R S Day of Burdickville to Oviatt and Osborn, and Mr Keever of Osborn described as an Empire visitor. Reports say Charlie Viskowhil is improving at home in Burdickville, George Zeigler of Osborn visited East Empire, John Karns bought a Pillsbury piano from C B Ackerman, and James Deering visited Otter Creek. Edgar Becker reports the loss of two valuable horses Wednesday afternoon.
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East-impire
R. S. Day
Burdickville
Oviatt and Osborn
Mr. Keever
Osborn
Empire
Charlie Viskowhil
George Zeigler
East Empire
John Karns
C. B. Ackerman
James Deering
Otter Creek
Edgar Becker
Garfield Notes Visit to Indiana and Local Social Roundup
John Kubesh and James Smiley visited Indiana to see friends. Mr and Mrs Frank Kubesh entertained a dozen local youths one evening this week, reporting a fine time and inviting a return visit. Mrs C E Mallory visited John Kubesh Thursday afternoon. Gilbert Powlison returned home to Mapleton yesterday after a two week visit with friends and relatives in Grand Rapids Tonin and Orleans.
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John Kubesh
James Smiley
Indiana
Frank Kubesh
C. E. Mallory
Irs
Gilbert Powlison
Mapleton
Grand Rapids
Tonin
Orleans
Northern Michigan Bits Shine In Community Snaps
A string of local notes from Alden to Manton highlights busy potato ships, Ladies Aid officers, visits from relatives, and civic efforts. Reports include club leadership, new store appointments, school and church events, basketball wins, and upcoming summer plans.
Local Notes On Visits and Moves In Williamsburg
Mrs Seitrger returns from Chicago to ML with family visiting in Traverse City. Lena Peterson of Cadillac works for Mrs O Johnson. Rev Jones moves into A I parsonage. Dr G A Clark Co moves drug stock to former drug store building. Maynied remains ill at home. Mrs C Palmer travels to Traverse City. J Barber is seriously ill at home. Ladies Aid meets at Mrs Melvin Apt lip.
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Grawnm Biich
Seitrger
Chicago
Ottinger
Carrie
Jov
Batey
Traverse City
Lena Peterson
Cadillac
O. Johnson
Jones
A. I. Parsonage
G. A. Clark and .Co
Dst
Man
Meg
M. Biury
Parker Creek
Maynied Fs
Grippe
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. Ff. Church
Melvin Aptlip
Frank Stafford
Ram
Williamsburg
C. Palmer
J. Barber
State officials praise judge ruling on tax case
Lansing officials led by Auditor General Futter and Attorney General Kuhn praised Judge Denison of the federal court at Crani Rapids for dismissing the complaint and dissolving the injunction hindering tax collection from several telephone companies. The total involved was 60 top entailing 450.08. The firms had paid 105.18.25 in partial payment, with the balance credited to the primary school fund. The tax payment may be appealed, though most expect final payment without further protest.
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Lansing
Mich
Peb
Futter
Kuhn
Denison
Federal Court of Crani Rapids
Voller
For Sale 60 acres near Williamsburg Michigan
Poor health forces sale of 60 acre tract 344 miles south of Williamsburg with 10 acres cleared partly fenced remaining timber and water power. Includes small young orchard and good water. Will trade for a smaller place nearer town. Contact M Davis Williamsburg Michigan. Also notices seeking timber buyers and lost items. Public sale notice appears.
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Taurm
Williamsburg
Davis
Mich
Farm for Sale in Leelanau County Michigan
Classified ad describes My St. Mere farm and 80 acres in Leelanau County with cleared land good fences an old orchard and spring water. Also notes 80 acres with 2 improvements well fenced buildings and asks readers to contact Mike Mimnanugh Empire Michigan for prices on application. Court probate notice follows about Sarah M Whinnery estate with hearing set February 10 and publication in Grand Traverse Herald.
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Trav
Alds van
Fred Ro Walker
Charles Palmer
Clara
Palmer
James Jr. Monroe
AL D
Grand Traverse
Flérald
St. Mere
Mtire
Leelanau
Oad -Inun
Kewee
Mike Mimnanugh
Mpire
Stato OF
Shchigan
Vaart
Tel
Traverse City
Danas
Otion
Tred R. Walker
Sarah M. Whinnery
Cynthia A. Thornbury
Grand Traverse Herald
Sid County
Fred RO Walaster
Dudlee
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L. A. Larson Ako
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T.H. Fewless
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Tr. i. Barnum, Barnum and Warl's
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Cheney
Toledo
Sir Dengessis Tas
Efali
Traverse City State Bank
Tracy Lay
Floyd Clirich
Bea Garland
A. J. Haviland
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Beas
Boro
Berens, Ath
Grocer
Crescent
Percome
Ja J. Brezina
Prokop Kyselka
C. Wilhelm & Co
Ti Stickney
Jacob Wrabtsehs
Beamish & Stiebolgen
J. 3. Gray
Stepan
W. E. Roland
Digt Milling, Co
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