07 Mar 1907
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Newspaper
Grand Traverse Herald
Location
Traverse City, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1907
Page
1
The snippet lists T H OS Bates as editor and manager with office at 1123 Prone Street and two phone numbers. It notes price details 1.00 in advance 500 in advance and 2e in advance. The text appears as a truncated newspaper masthead and rate card.
The Anti-Saloon League and local workers lauded growing public support for the movement in Traverse City. They noted strong church and opera house meetings, support for stricter saloon operation laws, and the push for local option in cities and counties. The piece discusses minors in saloons, license penalties, and proposes a YMCA as an alternative moral attraction.
From Wednesday's Record these quotations are carefully corrected every day The local market prices are supplied by local dealers The outside quotation is by wire not clipped from other papers of the previous day
A farewell gathering at Fourteenth Street Methodist honored Rev. J. B. Carpenter and his wife before their Wednesday departure to Clarion for rest. The crowd shared regrets over his leaving and light refreshments followed an impromptu program. Carpenter has spent just over a year in the city and leaves with many friends.
The city council met to fix dates for the board of registration, republican primary, and general city election. Elmer E. Brown's resignation as justice of the peace was accepted. A March 12 primary date was set for multiple city offices and wards. A general election will be held April 1 in five wards with Abbott voting machines ordered. A Swedish Baptists request to purchase or use the State street school was referred. farm ads and employment notices follow.
Advertises a tonic for delicate children claiming to cleanse the stomach and liver and provide relief from worms. Mentions immediate relief and quick health, with a sample price and address for Allen S. Olmsted in LeMay New York.
The Ladies' Aid society of the First Methodist church visited Mrs J M McIntosh's peninsula home for a day of fellowship. About fifty members traveled by car and enjoyed a social afternoon with a quilting and tea event noted by participants.
Real estate transfers list multiple parcels and parcels names, with pairs of buyers and sellers including Keltner to Geneva Youre, Crandall to Ayers, Becker to Kelley, Dunn to Dian, Simpson to Kildee, Campbell to Bacon, Bagley to Saunders, Weston to Edear, and others. The dated deeds include section and block references, monetary amounts, and parcel descriptions across several town records.
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