Grand Traverse Herald and Traverse Bay Eagle notice
Heritage of the Grand Traverse Herald and Traverse Bay Eagle announces publication twice a week from Traverse City Michigan. The paper lists Herald & Record Co as publisher with Bates as president editor and manager, offices on Front Street, subscription rates and second class mailing entry details.
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Grand Traverse Herald
Traverse Bay Eagle
Traverse City
Michigan
Herald & Record CO
Thos, T. Bates
Geo. Ge Bates
So W. Hannen
Clara
N. Bates
Sraverse City
Mich
Call for a new bay boat to serve Grand Traverse Bay
Circulation this week stands at 2,900 as residents urge restoring a full bay boat service. With Knobloch not running, only the limited Fanny Rose remains, inadequate for demand. The Chequemagon’s past route failed financially, but owners would run it if costs are covered. Local officials see a strong case for acquiring the vessel or similar craft to boost summer business and public access to Grand Traverse Bay.
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Crand
Traverse Bay
Old ‘Mission
Bowers Harbor
Neahawanta
Lardie
Grand Traverse Bay
Board of Trade
Manistee
Ludington
S. Fred Cummings
Nehawanta Refore
Ditter contest pushes Grand Rapids charter reform debate
A Grand Rapids charter reform contest advances a home rule nonpartisan plan backed by business leaders after months of drafting. Opposition from partisan politicians remains despite newspaper support as advocates tout a streamlined, effective municipal government.
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Grand Rapids
Government document to be studied by attorneys and the public
The memo outlines political machinery and long governmental details now with attorneys for legal inspection and proper classification. It notes that the public will soon have a chance to study the provisions, which deserve careful consideration.
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Gilbert and Cross
East Front street paving decision favors concrete
The Traverse City council moved to pave East Front street from Wellington to Garfield with concrete and tarvia covering after residents urged tarvia macadam. Despite minor cost differences, supporters say concrete keeps local material use and long term reliability, while critics question tarvia performance on busier streets.
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East Front Street
Wellington Street
Garfield Avenue
Traverse City
Legislature weighs presidential primary plan for Michigan
Next week a special session of Michigan's legislature will consider adopting a presidential primary along state primary lines. Gov Osborn may also add issues. the session has a 20 day limit, raising questions about whether such a novel, complex process can be properly devised and executed with only three weeks of work.
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Michigan
Osborn
Popular
This Date in History February 20 1716 1772 180 1885
On February 20 various historical notes include 1716 David Garrick born and 1772 Royal Marriage Act passed in Britain. 180 After heroic defense Saragossa surrendered to France. 1885 Sir Robert Hart born in Ireland. 1852 First through train to Chicago. 1851 John Rutledge ship lost after iceberg collision. 186 Confederate defeat at Glorieta Florida. 1875 Cardinal Pecci elected Pope Leo XII. 1890 Carnegie Library dedication. 189S Maine inquiry began. 1904 Manuel Amador inaugurated Panama president. 1791 David Humphrey appointed US minister to Portugal. 1818 Oswego taken by British and Canadian forces.
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David Garrick
Saragossa
Spain
Robert Hart
Imperial Customs
Ireland
London
Michigan Southern Railroad
Chicago
John Rutledge
Liverpool
New York
Finmegan
Seymour
Glastee
Fla
Cardinal Pecci
Leo XII
Harrison
Carnegie
Allegheny
Maine
Manuel Amador
Panama
David Humphrey
Connecticut
United States
Portugal
Odgensburg
N. Y
Cedron Seed Plant Seeks Wider Market in Central America
In Central America natives gather Cedron Seed, a rare medicine with curative powers. Few drug stores stock it due to high cost, though the seed is a key ingredient in the famous Peruna remedy sold worldwide.
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Central America
aThis
Prominent 19th Century Figures and Milestones
A compact chronicle notes 1881 Robert Hal a famed religious writer dies in Bristol born 1764. 1847 Zachary Taylor arrives before Buena Vista. 1848 John Quincy Adams dies in Washington born 1767 Quincy. 1885 Washington Monument dedication. 1905 Dominion measure creates Alberta and Saskatchewan. 1908 Harriet G Hosmer sculptor dies Watertown born 1830.
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Robert Hal
Bristol
England
John Quincy Adams
U. S
Washington, D. C
Quincy
Mass
Washington Monument
Washington, D C
Dominion
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Harriet G. Hosmer
Watertown
Oak Park Mothers Club Emphasizes Real Beauties of Nature
Oak Park mothers heard a parable about weeds and roses as Supt Tyler praised their evening, urging care for real beauty. Mrs Sandborn urged involvement in the local option fight at the coming election, and the club voted to assist. Refreshments followed.
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Tyler
Oak Park
Greilickville Social Roundup at Local Homes
L Clark of Carp Lake visits friends in town. Mrs Rokus Lautner and Miss Amelia Lautner were hosted by Henry Lautner. William Amtsbuechler marked nine birthday cards at a shower. Mack Hoxie hosted his wife’s sisters Ida Weller and Mrs Jake Witkop and family. Delia Cady and Irene Breighaupt visited friends. Mrs Houghton of Traverse City visits son Howard Houghton.
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L. Clark
Carp Lake
Edd Rokus
Joe Lautner
Amelia Lautner
Henry Lautner
William Amtsbuechler
Mack Hoxie
Ida Weller
Jake Witkop
Delia Cady
Irene Breighaupt
Houghton
Traverse City
Howard Houghton
Brilliant Palm Garden Luncheon Charms Guests at Social
Elegant event described with palm rows, green lighting, green shaded chandeliers, and white doves overhead. Buffet service, exquisite linen and cut glass silver, Chef Sam Eller's menu, ladies and gentlemen mingling, closing dances old fashioned quadrilles and circle two step. Out of town guests include Mrs. Gresory of Toledo and Re Flord Clinea of Chicago.
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Sam Eller
Livestock Markets and Prices Across Cities
Buffalo and Chicago markets report cattle calves hogs and sheep receipts with varying price ranges while grain and potatoes show mixed quotes. Local farm produce lists butter hides furs and meat byproducts with buying and selling prices. school report notes February 16 attendance and pupil details.
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Buffalo
Hannah & Lay Co
Misquotation of a cliché noted in regional letters
A Nashville Banner quote laments misrendered lines about a goose and weather. It contrasts the observed Tar Heel usage the phrase when weather is fine with the common misquote found in the Charlotte Observer.
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Charlotte Observer
Nashville Banner
Sane Philosophy for a Fulfilling Day
A brief guide urges women to live each day fully without dwelling on the future or past. Emphasizes usefulness cheerfulness and helpfulness as the path to a successful life.
Cure for Dime Novel Reading Opinion
A recent inquiry on halting dime-novel reading drew a reply that teaching dime novels as English in high schools would stop it. The note cites Ivanhoe as school material showing youths will shun Scott.
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Ivanhoe
Probate Notice in Grand Traverse County Michigan
Notice to creditors in the estate of John J. Schneider deceased. Four months from February 13 1912 are allowed to present claims to the probate court in Traverse City. Claims due by June 11 1912 and will be heard June 18 1912 at ten o'clock. Fred Al Walker, Judge of Probate.
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State OF Michigan
Grand Traverse
John J. Schneider
Traverse City
Fred AL Walker
Michigan
Grand ‘Craverse
Praverse
Said
Fred RR. Walker
Probmate
Mary C. Pege
Cyrus Alcore Haying Medi
Teense Toosell
Sal
Grand Traverse Herald
Sid
PRD RR
Walriar
Bendon News Roundup of Local Events
Roy McKean and B H Bennett with George Dexter are setting up ice. A son was born to Mt. and Mrs. Roy Vandebo gart on February 17. James Filkins spent a day with family at Kingsley last week. Neal Jarrett drove his team while away. Mrs. Wilbur Wharton returned from Westwood. Mrs. Jacob Sehenker and Mrs. Claude Worden are ill. Herbert Dexter covers mail after Roy Vandehesart’s resignation. Gene Cook’s nephew has mumps. Charlie Perry of South Bend visiting Joe Kerry’s family. County Sunday school convention to be held at Denzon Feb 22-23. Inland and Bendon schools elected delegates for Sunday school help. Grandma Reynolds in poor health. Mrs. Lavina Barton, wife of William Bayton, died Monday after long illness. Funeral Feb 29 at M. E. church. Dave Sheriff and family visited from Bendon. Quarterly meeting of Thomps onville held Tuesday. Geo. Rust collecting taxes. Philip Johnson returned from Malkaska after illness of his father-in-law. Willie Rust of Inland visited Hinton family. Mrs. O F Vollmer shopped in Traverse City. Wm Pelton and mother tied on Wednesday last week with Mrs Nelse Bye. Rebekahs, eight, attended lodge in Thompsonville. Mrs. J Jaehnson and Ardath visited relatives. Feb 21. Chas Loeffler bought George Smith’s Solon farm of 80 acres. A. W. Rickerd and wife left for Grand Rapids for the Michigan Retail Monument Dealers’ annual meeting.
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Bendon
Roy. McKean
B. H. Bennett
George Dexter
Roy Vandebogart
James Filkins
Kingsley
Neal Jarrett
Gene Cook
Charlie Perry
South Bend
Joe Kerry
Denzon
Fed
Inland
Grandma Reynolds
Lavina Barton
William 3Ayton
MM Barton
Vale
M. FE. Yehured
Wallin
Dave
Frankland
M. E
Peary
Thompsonville
Geo. Rust
Philip Johnson
Malkaska
Johnson
Willie Rust
Sarah Hinton
O. F. Vollmer
Traverse City
Wm. Pelton
Hattel
Francisca
Nelse
Rebekahs
Court report of attachable property in Grand Traverse
State of Michigan Circuit Court for Grand Traverse records a writ of attachment against Guy Tippens at the request of John Crise for owed money. Property including lands and chattels is subject to seizure, with return due by February 14. The case is filed February 21 with business address at State Bank Building in Traverse City.
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Yako Neuer
Grand Traverse
Jala i
Crise
Guy
A. Tedete
State Bank
Traverse City
Michigan
Queen City Auction Co. Promises Bold Bids
An advertisement for Queen City Auction Co at P27 S. Union St Proverse invites the public to contact an auctioneer for bidding on items. The clipped notice emphasizes price bets and timely auctions with emphasis on reliability and local engagement.
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Ealus
Zachary Taylor
Buena Vista
Oak Park Mothers
Greilickville
Toledo
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Eran: Livestog
Hogs
Lecce
Enals
Traverse City Milling Co
Leelee
Coats By Gpr
Esss Foo Ag
Acme
Katie Burrows
Lillian Stites
Nellie Green
Lucinda Briggs
Michael Stites
Claribel Green
Sadie Sieffert
Marietta Stites
Gertrude Liechty
Gladys Brown
Goldie Stites
Addie IE. Crisp
Wilbur Wharton
Westwood
Jacob Sehenker
Svs
Claude Worden
Herbert Dexter
Rov
Vand¢ehesart
Chas. Loeffler
George Smith
Solon
A. W. Rickerd
Big Bend
Washington
George Ray
Pine St. Muskegon
Mid
Traverse City Business Exchange
Wilhelm Block
C. W. Faust
State St. Barl
Williamsburg Depot
R. Shaw
Williamsburg
Wm. Sparling
Paradise Township
ES A. Smith
Kingsley Alielt
Michigan State
Bay Gity
Antrim
Benzie
Charlevoix
Emmett
Grand Travers Baskaska
Frelanau
Wexford
Douglass & Kellogg
Cash Shoe Store
Corner Cass
Front Sreets
Traverse City, Mich
Circmt
Cowrie of
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Crise, Pladaiiff
Gia Tippen
Cdefendeac
Parm
Gilbert
Arvierney
Soth
Queen City Auction Co
S. Union St
Proverse
Ity
Citizens Phot
Buckley
Semel Square
Nessen City
Traverse City State Bank
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