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Newspaper

Grand Traverse Herald

Location

Traverse City, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1911

Page

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Grand Traverse Herald and Traverse Bay Eagle publication list

The Grand Traverse Herald and Traverse Bay Eagle is issued twice weekly on Tuesdays and Thursdays from Traverse City Michigan. Printing by Herald and Record Co with Thomas T Bates serving as president and George G Bates as vice president. Clara N Bates listed as treasurer and W Hannem as secretary.

Grand Traverse Herald Traverse Bay Eagle Traverse City Michigan Herald & Record CD Thos T. Bates Geo. G. Bates W. Hannem Clara N. Bates

Traversa City Paper masthead and billing details

Thos T Bates editor and manager with office at 123 Front Street announces subscription terms: one year one dollar in advance. six months fifty cents in advance. three months twenty five cents in advance. Paper entered as second class matter March 2, 1908 at Traversa City Post Office under the act of March 2, 1879.

Thos. T. Bates Front Street Traversa City Mich Congress

Record of 1910 benevolence and major donors

The year closed with a record 141,604,438 in gifts and bequests. Donations reached 97,492,407 while bequests totaled 44,112,181. Educational institutions received 61,272,182 and charitable groups 56,229,242. Carnegie gave 10,000,000 for an international peace fund. Rockefeller donated 10,000,000 to Chicago University, boosting his total to 23,000,000. Other large donors included J Pierpont Morgan and Mrs. Russell Sage.

Andrew Carnegie Chicago University John D. Rockefeller Carnegie

Copper Production in Michigan Falls Slightly in 1910

The annual report of the United States Geological Survey ranks Michigan third in national copper output. Refined copper from Michigan totaled 220 million pounds in 1910, down from 227,005,923 pounds in 1909, while the country-wide 1910 output set a record aside from 1909.

United States Geographical Survey Michigan

Trade stamp post boosts dealers in Grand Rapids and beyond

A trading stamp post has given dealers in Grand Rapids and other cities in the state a significant boost. The initiative expands shopper incentives and strengthens local commerce, with dealers noting stronger customer engagement and higher sales volumes across multiple outlets.

Grand Rapids

Supreme Court upholds DC gift enterprise ban

Washington decision blocks gift enterprises as constitutional. Michigan lawmakers are urged to adopt a similar law. Greensboro merchants have long opposed the practice and seek a remedy. Progressive local merchants expect support for a county or state bill to curb the trade.

Washington Supreme Court of the United States District of Columbia Gand Rapids Michigan

Highly Honored Graduate From Traverse City High School

Wayne I. Waters of Traverse City, Olivet College graduate, Harvard Divinity School student, receives the Edward Hoskins medal from Harvard College. One of six honored, Waters is known for oratorical skill and state honors at Olivet College, with family ties to local journalist Oliver Waters and nurse Ada Waters.

Traverse City High School Harvard College Boston Wayne I. Waters Traverse City Olivet College Olivet, Mich Harvard Divinity School Cambridge Edward Hoskins Wayne Waters Oliver Waters The Daily Eagle Ada Waters Grand Traverse Herald Waters Friends

Osborn JS Governor Inauguration Reception and Staff

Crowds greet Osborn after his win as he proceeds to the governor’s parlors for a reception line with state officials and the supreme court. Gov Warner reflects on fourteen years in office and his plans as a private citizen, expressing confidence in Michigan’s future and his dedicated service since 1895.

Supreme Court Gov. Osborn Maj W. R. Oates Houghton Mo H. Defoe Charlotte Clarence M. Dodd Lansing Pardon Board Miss M. Hadrick Messenger Dennis J. Farrel Chebersgan Warner

Library December Report Shows Mixed Circulation

City library monthly report lists categories with totals f iction 1155 philosophy 10 religion 15 sociology 65 natural science 40 fine arts 20 history 29 travel biology 83 magazines 83 total 2478 daily average 95 reading room users 277 men 112 women 593 children 882 daily average 83 new patrons 41 story hour children 210 average attendance 42 Helen Stont Librarian

Hound Helen Stont

Ferguson Family Returns From Port Huron Holiday Visit

Rev. A. T. Ferguson and his daughter Miss Lauretta Ferguson have returned home after spending the holidays in Port Huron.

A. _T. Ferguson Lauretta Ferguson Port Huron

Women’s Woes Bring Relief for Traverse City Reader

Women suffer backs headaches kidney pains and fatigue but find relief with a kidney remedy. Mrs John Chamberlain of Forest Street Mancelona Michigan tests Doan’s Kidney Pills as highly effective for her severe back ache loins and related symptoms. The pills are sold by all dealers priced at 50 cents FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents for the United Brines remember the name Doan’s and take no other.

Traverse City John Chamberlain Forest Street Mancelona Mich Dean Doan Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United Brinces

Maple City Local Notices and Obituary Update

Miss Orpha Fralick is sick with typhoid fever. Mrs. Homer Webb dies at her daughter's home, funeral Thursday with Joe Tremain officiating. Frank Bloonet went to Taidington. Perry Fisher spent New Year’s at Schomberg. Rev. Bowen will preach at the Congregational church Sunday night. Isabel Anderson returns to Muskegon to teach after holidays in the city.

Maple City Orpha Fralick Flora Bellinger Ludington Geo Marin Trom Ion Homer Webb Mirs Win. Kitchen Joe Tremain Frank Bloonet Taidington Perry Fisher Schomberg Bowen of Cedar Congregational Church

Markets Forecast From Grain and Livestock Reports

Detroit and East Buffalo markets show Wheat and Corn futures with May and July prices listed. Cattle and hog shipments move mixed with steady cattle, higher hogs, and strong lamb and sheep demand, with prices for Yorkers, heavy, and yearlings noted. Calves remain steady alongside steady grain prices in regional reports.

East Buffalo Jan

Potatoes and poultry prices across markets dated Jan 3

Greenville Michigan notes buying prices for potatoes in Chicago plus poultry quotes. New York dressing prices list western chickens, fowls and turkeys. Detroit market reports on Clover and Timothy futures, butter and eggs, hay and straw, plus assorted farm produce selling prices and livestock values. Prices include potatoes per bushel 22 cents, butter 30 cents, eggs 30 cents, hogs dressed price 2 to 2.2, cattle and sheep varying, with buckwheat and wool market references.

Chicago New York Triverse City Milling Co Polatogs TAMOW Sidalbs

Cedar Run Community Notes and Family News

Local notes from Cedar Run record visits among Barber Wynkoop families and friends scattered across Traverse City area. Birth announced for Everett Crain’s baby girl on January 2. Community members travel to Canada, Ohio, and Manitou Island for holidays, visits, and vacations while local gatherings include a masquerade ball and watch meeting at Long Lake.

Cedar Run D. A. Barber Marguerite South _Boardman Will Amler Traverse City A. C. Wynkoop Canada Everett Crain Joe Burkett Myron Lawrence Blackmore Ohio

Oviatt Sunday School Election and Local Updates

The annual Sunday school election elected D. W. Tanner superintendent with Seen Huff as assistant. Attendance remains steady. Claude Clawson vacationed at home and studies at Jone Tree School in Grand Traverse county. Misses Tazel and Dai Brugh of Ledgewood visited relatives locally. Frank Skeller and daughters attended the young people’s meeting last night. Cora Peterson vacationed with relatives in Frankfort and Lake Ann. School resumed January 2. Earl Beckwith and Walter Lake moved families to Pearl Lake for winter work with Empire Lumber. Geo Herendeen moved to Burdickville to rent a farm. Mail carrier Mr. Rhodes reports good winter service with few days missed. Roads have been rough recently. Mr. and Mrs. Geo Burgess rode to Lake Ann with a horse and cutter Saturday evening and tipped three times. TE attended a watch meeting at Lake Ann church and returned Sunday afternoon. Isaac Clawson tends the railway at Pearl Lake with James Wilson assisting. January 2.

Oviatt D. W. Tanner Huff Claude Clawson Jone Tree Grand Traverse County Tazel Dai Brugh Ledgewood Frank Skeller Cora Peterson Frannkfort Lake Ann Earl Isaac Clawson Pear Lake James Wilson

Service of process order in Grand Traverse Chancery suit

State of Michigan circuit court in Traverse City orders George K. Hazel to appear within five months and answer the bill in a Grand Traverse County Chancery case. Publication to be made weekly for six weeks in the Grand Traverse Bar newspaper or service by mail twenty days before appearance.

State OF Michigan County of Grand Traverse Fdazel George K. Hazel Traverse City Michigan George IX. Hazel Peninsula ‘Township Underwood Unmlor George Keuzel Grand Traverse and Traverse Bar Frederick W. Mayne Ant

Holmes Siding and Nearby Visits Reported

The Tyler brothers of Traver visited their parents last week. Cyril Tyler of Summit City spent Christmas with his parents at Traverse City and stayed with relatives. Mrs. Wade Smith of East Bay hosted cousins. C. V. Holmes is hawing wood. Harry Smith visited Union City with his uncle. Ma. Ripley family moved to Union City. Moses Collins and wife moved to Kingsley. Mr. Collins rented Mr. Wall's farm for the year. Henry Roup goes to South Board man to work in camp. Mrs. E. R. Smith remains the same.

Kingsley Collins

Thompson's Corners Visit and Local Notes

Abvs Ira Bureened on Mr Reed and family bringing her children home for a few days visit. Mrs Win Lake is on the sick list. Renee She will be better soon. Miss Bessie Sigel staying with Mrs W P State during Alva Shutt's absence in Indianapolis. Luke called on her brother Win Lake Saturday. Jake cared on Grant Brooks Saturday. Alva Brooks at home Sunday with his parents. He works for Kruse Co hauling wood. Mr and Abs Bare called on Abs Al Ho Brooks last Friday. June E.

Thompson's Ira

Keep the King at Home Luxyatives Ad Feature

A letter from Pauw Alathulka of Buffalo NL endorses Dr Kings New Life Pills as a family blessing. An admission of a quick remedy for stomach liver and kidney troubles notes a 24 cent price at GCA Bugbeerug Co Ss EL Wait Sons Hannah Lay Mercantile Co. Fred Jacques travels to Detroit with his sister Tillie Jacques who has taken a millinery job there.

Dr. King Pauw Alathulka Buffalo Bugbeerug Co EL Wait & Sons Hannah

Marvelous Discoveries Mark The Wonderful Progress Of The Age

An advertisement extols Dr King s New Discovery as a universal cure for coughs colds laringe hay fever asthma croup bronchitis and lung trouble claimed to relieve instantly and save lives A Asheville North Carolina user reports success after other remedies failed The ad lists prices 68 cents 1.00 and a trial 19 cents and names druggists C A Bugbee Drug Co 5 B Wait Sons and Flannah Lay Mercantile Co with localities shown

Dr. King James M. Black Asheville IN. C A. RL C. A. Bugbee ‘Drug Co B. Wait & Sons, Fliannah & Lay Mercantile Co

Far for Sale and Mortgage Sale Notice in Michigan

The notice advertises a 50-acre farm for sale in Leelanau County with 60 acres cleared and a 10-room house, alongside 50 more acres with 25 improved, plus a large orchard. Also a mortgage sale by Union Trust and Savings Bank of Grand Traverse County, detailing default on a 1909 loan, with sale scheduled January 20 in Traverse City to cover the owed amount and costs.

Umpire Leelanau County Mike Mimnaugh Mpi Mich Gee

Electric Bitters for Health and Beauty Claim

A promotional pitch declares women improve health, beauty, and temper with Electric Bitters. It links constipation and kidney toxins to pimples and a dull complexion, and asserts Bitters regulate stomach, liver, and kidneys, purify blood, and yield bright eyes, pure breath, and velvety skin. Found at local drugstores.

C. A. Bugbee Drug Co E. Wait & Sons Hannah & Jay Mercantile

Petrie Family Returns After New Year Visit

Mrs A M Petrie and her daughter of Petoskey returned to their home this morning after spending New Year's in the city with Mrs Louise Petrie on Union street.

A. M. Petrie Petoskey The City Louise Petrie Union Street

Dreadful Wound Remedy and Local Sale Notices

An early 20th century ad notes Buek-Jen's Arnica Salve as the swift remedy for wounds burns and skin complaints plus a sale of 10 acres on County line road near Morgan Orchard with easy terms and a list of farm animals for sale including horses and a mare in foal. It cites multiple local druggists and merchants and provides contact details for replies.

County Line Road Famous Morgan A. Hammond

Notice of hearing claims for Augus ta Lampia estate

The probate court of Grand Traverse County Michigan announces creditors must file claims against the estate of August a Lampia deceased by April 24 1911. The hearing will occur Monday April 24 1911 at ten o clock in the forenoon at the probate office Inverse City. Dated December 22 1910 Judge Fred R Walker.

State Michigan Grand Traverse Augusta Lampia Inverse City Dee Fred R. Walker

Optometrist Coming to City Hotel in January

Jeahy the optometrist will visit Fife Lake at the City hotel on Wednesday January 11 and a half. He offers headache relief and cross eyes corrected with glasses guaranteed to fit. Children’s eye fittings are a specialty. January 12 note.

Jeahy City Hotel

Auctioneer seeks work in Trav erse city property sales

B G Belcher, a 20th Century Audiovear auctioneer, announces plans to locate in Trav erse city by October 4 1910. offers money on improved farm and city property plus real estate insurance and auctioneering services including farm sales. phone R114 address 449 East Eighth Street.

Traverse City Twill Joan East Eighth Street B. G. Belcher 20Th Century Audiovear Tues&fritt

Mortgagee to sell Grand Traverse real estate at public auction

Charles W. Fallass Mortgagee will auction the Traverse City property described as sections in town 26 north range 10 west, totaling about 408 acres, to satisfy $60.00 principal, interest, and $25 attorney fee. Auction set for Friday March 24 at 2 p.m. at the north front door of the courthouse Traverse City Michigan with foreclosure costs.

James E. Mahan County of Grand Traverse State of Mihigan Union Trust and Savings Bank Flint Micagan Office of the Register of Deeds County of Grand Traverse State of Michigan Court House Traverse City Michigan East Bay State of Grand Traverse Bay Union Trust & Savings Bank Underwood Umlor Mich Vefault Elvin Swarthout Elizabeth M. Swarthout George Maren A.D Wil Grand Traverse County Wig Charles W. Fallass Mortgaree

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