Grand Traverse Region Fair Move Toward Grand Success
Publicity committee reports vigorous activity for Northern Michigan grand fair. Advertising funds top 700 dollars with over 1 000 expected, a 200 page premium list to feature a Holstein cover and 10 000 copies. Grounds contract secured with Driving Park Association. 34 000 square feet in demand for the mechanical department. Four admission memberships approved. tickets to allow four admissions for exhibitors. Attendance outlook strong across regions, with four day program highlighted by governor, state officials, and diverse speakers.
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Sherman
Asylum
Grand Traverse
Michigan
Committee On Buildings and Grounds
As- Sociaton
Mechanical “Department
Warner
Kelley
Grange, Equity
Gleaner
Democratic County Committee
Entertainment
P. C. Gilbert
R. E. Walter
F B. W. Wilson
J. W. Hannen
Twe
Hhere
Grawn Michigan Social News and Visits
A Wallace of Grawn area reports a flurry of social calls and visits. Residents and guests from Flint Traverse City and Detroit exchange calls attend dances and excursions with attention to travel to New York and Ontario postings. Local events include a dance at Silver Lake Inn rescheduled after a rainstorm and an ice cream social by the Ladies Aid.
Resolutions Honor Barnard As State Convention Set
The Republican State Central Committee mourns Edmund M. Barnard, praising his service and extending sympathy to his family. The Detroit convention date is set for September 29 with county caucuses September 8, and officers and new members listed amid a brief, solemn session in Grand Rapids Michigan.
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Republican State Central Committee
Edmund M. Barnard
Grand Rapids, Mich
State Central Committee
Morton House
Fifth District
Benjamin S. Hanchett
Barnard
Hanchett
William Alden Smith
Detroit
Seth P. Rupert
Howell
Edward F. Loud
AuSable
Robert A. Douglas
Ironwood
Robert H. Shields
Houghton
W. S. Dever
Thomas J. Navin
T. Hawley Christian
Malcolm McLeod
Millington
W. S. Linton
Saginaw
Theodore Schmidt
Reed City
Orville Dennis
James Oi. Murfin
W. Www
Wedemeyer
Ann Arbor
T. Wie Christian
Wyandotte
J. EB. Watson
Bronson
Frank E. Knappes
Kalamazoo
George W. Merriman
Hartford
George E. Barden
Otsego
Benj. S. Hanchett
Grand Rapids
Harry J. Harrigan
Onia
Irontwood
Perry F. Powers
Cadillac
Walter J. Hunsaker
Rapid City Social Notes Highlight Local Movements
Rapid City news item lists Lewis Leclear and family visiting Bellaire while Leclear and wife from Grand Rapids relocate for a new job. Charles Gifford leaves Alden post to take a Grand Rapids position. Northam couple plan a month with relatives in East Leland. Vera Barber and Lenora Sexton visited Alden, Mrs Myron Henderson visits her mother Mrs Wilson, Olive Brean of Alden visits home, Mrs Raferty travels to Tower City for a month with relatives. Mr George W Beatty and four sons arrive from Toledo to Cedar Lodge at Northport Point. Beatty works for Central Ohio Paper Co.
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Rapid City
Vera Barber
Lenora Sexton
Alden
George W. Beatty
Edmond
Hayward
Robert
Albert
Toledo
Ohio
Cedar Lodge
Northport Point
Beatty
Central Ohio Paper Company
Mary
Clara Minor
Pearl Savage
Elsie May
Niagara Fall
Mary Minor
Lonia
A. W. Peck
Petoskey
Beulah
Laura Tyler
Manton
John Conroy
J. Roop
W. Dennis
Virgin
Reed City
C. C. Riness
E. M. Hobbs
Mayfield
Dora Gokay
Nalkaska
Nashville
Joe Chase
Pearl Lake
Helen Burr
Oviatt
Cedar
Carl B. Grawn
Mt. Pleasant
Leland
W. C. Satterless
Hazel
St. Leuis
Mich
Pierce
Tus
Washington Street
James
Gillespie
Old Amission
Kathryn Golden
Orchard Home
FP. M. Payne
G. Rutter
Frankfort
Alma Richmond
Hartford
W. W. Richmond
A. Robinson
W. A. Marcus
Beck Markus
Chicago
H. Markus
George Baker
Cunningham Cottage
Frank Safford
Jane
Frank
Ft. Wayne
Toveland
Blocked Big Combine in $300 Million Deal
A major consortium blocked a $300 million merger between the two energy firms. Regulators cited antitrust concerns and market concentration as the key factors delaying the deal and prompting restructuring talks.
Capital combine halted pending hearing on August 17
St Louis July 30 United States lumber dealers faced a proposed $300,000,000 yellow pine product combine. Attorney General Hadley filed the suit to block formation. Judge Kinsey granted a temporary injunction and set August 17 for the hearing of the petition.
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United States
St. Louis
Hadley
Kinsey
AG Rules Ballots For All Parties In Governor Race
Lansing July 30 Attorney General Bird holds that county election commissioners must provide ballots for all parties for the governor and lieutenant governor nominating races regardless of filed petitions. He also rules the Saginaw Coal Co cannot be paid 282 30 for coal to the school for the blind due to a treasurer who is a stockholder. Mr Blumrosen and Miss Blumrosen and Lazarus Rosenthal guests of the Rosenthals in Detroit Manistique and Hillsdale travelers bay View plans noted.
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Lansing
Bird
Nust
Saginaw Coal Co
School For
Malcolm
Mr. Blumrosen
Florence Blumrosen
Detroit
Lazarus Rosenthal
Manistique
Arthur Rosenthal
Washington Street
FE. C. Shupp
Hillsdale
Bay View
Sure Kill Paris Green Sure Kill Paris Green
A local seller touts Lavanburg's Star Brand Pure Paris Green for potato pest control. They warn against inferior or deteriorated blends and promise high efficiency stored properly. Prices offered as the lowest for quality Paris Green in bulk or boxed formats.
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Lavanburg
Honor Personalities Ride to Honor Town Week
Honor Michigan reports a busy week with Prof. Lee LeVant leading The Modern Remedy Co in Honor. A large crowd enjoyed nightly shows and Miss Pearl Law won the diamond ring prize with 5730 votes. Community scenes include Masonry, baseball, and local travel updates across Honor and nearby towns.
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Mich
Modern Remedy Co
Lee LeVant
LeVant
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R. H. Rother
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Ont
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B. H. Bracken
Travverse City
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Charles Johnson
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Mr. MacDonald
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Railroad Avenue
Sadie Lovejoy
Bertner
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Ed. Aldrich
John Hinges
E. M. Barnard
Will A. Wait
James F. McGregor
Paul F. Bagley
Charles Moore
Dennis TR. Alward
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Rip Ripsd
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Walton
Levi Wiliams
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George E. Lockhart
J. E. Bacon
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Quebec
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