Grand Traverse Herald masthead details and pricing
The Grand Traverse Herald printed in Traverse City Michigan lists publishers officers and staff including Thos T Bates Geo G Bates J W Hannen Clara N Bates and the editor manager with office address 123 Front Street and telephone number 23. It notes subscription rates of 1 year 1.00 prepaid six months 0.50 prepaid and three months 0.25 prepaid and records second class entry March 2 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traverse City
Michigan
Herald & Record CO
Thos. T. Bates
Cs.ceeeese
Geo. G. Bates
J. W. Hannen
Clara N. Bates
Goth
Front Street
Iaverse City
Mich
Congress
Western Michigan Development bureau shows strong progress
Circulation this week 3 300. Secretary Gibson reports the Western Michigan Development bureau has accomplished much in the past year. The organization emphasizes education and material development for farmers and fruit growers, with President D H Day praising the bureau as a strong force for progress in western Michigan. The publicity and educational efforts have raised Michigan’s profile nationally and attracted settlers, while directors including L F Perket and E Q Ladd sustain vigor and expected growth in the coming year.
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Gibson
Western Michigan Development Bureau
D. H. Day
Michigan
Bureau
Western
United Effort
Day
L. F. Perkett
E. Q
Ladd
Peninsula
Superintendent I. B. Gilbert Resigns Traverse City Schools
At a Thursday board meeting Traverse City public schools chief I B Gilbert announced his resignation to take a higher paying, larger role in Grand Rapids. He has led TC schools for nine years, stabilizing a previously disorganized system and earning high marks for the high school and overall instruction. His departure leaves a smoothly running operation ready for a new leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. B. Gilbert
Pariohs
Traverse City
Board of Education
Grand Rapids
Gilbert
Superintendent Gilbert’s Move Inspires Civic Confidence
The superintendent will need time to fully grasp current conditions. Gilbert has been a capable educator and active in public and civic affairs, earning popularity and esteem. Traverse City friends expect him to succeed in his new field as he did locally.
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Gilbert
Traverse City
Traverse City Board of Trade elects paid secretary
At a Thursday meeting the Traverse City Board of Trade elected M. B. Holley as secretary with salary. The board seeks funds to support a paid secretary and to back industrial efforts through a guarantees plan modeled on Williamsport Pennsylvania to aid worthy enterprises. A donor-backed credit guarantee plan could mobilize local citizens to finance promising ventures.
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Traverse City Board of Trade
M. B. Holley
Traverse City
Williamsport
Forest fire watch and weather spark prevention
The article warns of dry woods after little rain and warm winds, urging strict penalties for forest fires and stressing prevention by residents. It notes numerous small fires, possible causes from campfires to locomotive sparks, and calls readers to extinguish embers or report fires promptly to avert costly damage. It also discusses constitutional timing quirks unrelated to fires.
Inauguration Date Change Proposal Debated in Congress
Washington dispatches report plans to move presidential inauguration from March 4 to the last Thursday in April. The issue aims to avoid Washington weather and could lead to a constitutional amendment changing how and when national elections are held for president and Congress.
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Congress
Michigan
Union
Cnce
United States
Washington
Swamp Root Offer Promises Free Sample Bottle
A public notice touts Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney liver and bladder trouble promising to ease back pain and urinary issues. Readers are urged to mail for a free sample and a booklet while bottles of Swamp Root are sold by druggists under the Binghamton New York address.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N.Y
Experimental Farm Plan Proposed for Western Michigan
The Western Michigan Development Bureau recommends establishing an experimental farm linked to the agricultural college. Secretary Gibson supports the idea, noting its practical value for this region and potentially for other areas. The bureau acted on the secretary’s suggestion with the board’s adoption of the recommendation.
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Western Michigan Development Bureau
Western Michigan
Agricultural College
Scushgera Nee Metal
Gibson
Bureau
Board
Control to Bring Matter Before Authorities for Action
A fragment indicates that the issue will be referred to proper authorities for definite action. The statement suggests formal review or adjudication pending official involvement.
Annual lists by counties and officials in Lake to Pere Marquette lines
The record lists names by county officials and associated towns across Michigan, including Lake Leelanau Mecosta Mason Muskegon and many others, plus transit and railroad companies like Ann Arbor railroad Goodrich Transit Co and Pere Marquette railway, with executives named. The fragment reads as an annual roster of officials and company officers across multiple counties and transportation lines.
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Lake County
George Blass
Baldwin
Earl Fairbanks
Luther
Leelanau County
D. H. Day
Glen Haven
G. M. Dame
Northport
Manistee County
B. R Hendell
Manistee
C. N. Russell
Amianistee
Mason County
F. W. Hawley
Ludington
E. L. Cole
Scottville
Mecosta County
George G. Jenkins
Big Rapids
Otway
White Cloud
Osceola County
Dan Youngs
Ewart
Wi Curtis
Reed City
Oceana County
George A. Hawley
Hart
Neil McCallum
Hesperia
Ottawa County
Wiliam de- Kleine
Grand Haven
Austin Harrington
Holland
Wexford Counts
J. Shoff
Cadilac
Guy W. Slack
Sherman
Ann Arbor
J. J. Irby
Good
Beitner School Blair Township Monthly Report May 5 1911
School report from Beitner school district No 644 Blair township for the month ending May 5 1911. Data shows 20 days taught 13 boys 13 girls total enrollment 28 average daily attendance 23 plus and attendance 89 plus. Those neither absent nor tardy include Andy Tharpe Ernest Townsend Mabel E Walter teacher.
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Beitner School
Blair Township
Andy Tharpe
Ernest Townsend
Glen Rice Named to Pardon Board Seat in La.
Governor Osborn Kday announced Glen Rice of St. Joseph will replace B. E. Blakeslee on the pardon board after Blakeslee resigned. The May 4 notice confirms the appointment to the state panel.
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Wii
Plakeslee
Pardon Board
Osborn Kday
Weeter Owe Bambed Dollars Reward and Notices
An assortment of notices and ads including a medicine claim for Hall's Catarrh Cure with testimonials and price, a demand for writer names for correspondence to the Grand Traverse Herald, and probate notices from Traverse City Michigan. Includes estate hearings for John R Wilson and minor Pybus heirs and administration petitions for Shelda M Lewis with scheduled hearings in May.
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Biel
T.J. Cehney & Co
Toledo
Chaney
Walding Kinnan & Marvin
Tate Hall
Heirship Hearing Set In Mary Weidenhamer Estate
In Grand Traverse Herald notice: Judge of Probate Samuel O Weiderhamer orders a hearing on the petition to determine the legal heirs entitled to Mary Weidenhamer's real estate. The hearing is scheduled for May 18, 1921 at 10:00 am in the probate office. Public notice to run for three weeks in the Grand Traverse Herald.
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State OF Michigan
Grand Traverse
Traverse City
Said
Fred R. ‘Walker
John
R. Wilson
Webster Wilson
Fred R. Walker
County of
A.D. TL
Ralph Joseph Pybus
Thomas Moore Pybus
Mary B. Pybus
Grand ‘Traverse
Michigan
Shelda M. Lewis
Dayton J. Lewis
Grand Traverse Herald
Probste
Mary Weidenhamer
Samuel O. Weiderhamer
Herald
Norwalk Area Train Schedule Fragment
Trains arrive at tray a. i at 10 50 a m and continue to Onekama Jet Manistee with stops at Norwalk and nearby lines.
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Norwalk
Onekama Jet Manistee
Tray A. i
Notice of Mortgage Sale in Traverse City Michigan
Notice of mortgage sale due to default on a 1909 mortgage from Robert W. Matteson and wife to James M. McIntosh. Sale set for May 24, 1931, at 10 am at the north front door of the Grand Traverse County Courthouse. Property described as the SE quarter of the NE quarter of section 15, township 27 north, range 9 west, Whitewater Township, containing about 40 acres. Mortgagee James Am. McIntosh. attorney Underwood & Umland, Traverse City. Feb 28-May 23.
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Robert W. Matteson
Ha. J. Matteson
James M. McIntosh
Register of Deeds
County of
Grand Traverse
State of Michigan
Traverse City
Circuit Court
Grand Traverse County
Whitewater
Colnty
Grand Triuvnile
Uthe
Twenty-Seven
United States Survey
Order of Publication for Mechican City Court case
Legal notice from Granlt Traversy County court stating order of publication against cheneers Charles D Rice, comprising details of the case and publication requirements for service as part of civil proceedings.
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Granl
Traversy County
Ba Cheneers
Charles
Rice, Coumhinmant. Ve
Farm for sale 100 acres with buildings and stock
100 acre farm includes 95 acres tillable 5 acres timber and stone stumps. Large house with steel roof and cellar cedar rails. Stock includes 2 sows 4 horses 200 chickens and hogs. Equipment list heavy with 3 wagons 1 buggy gas engines saws and tools. On Rural Free Delivery with telephone near good roads. Owner aging seeks quick sale.
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Traverse Bay Eagle
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Bates
W. M. Bureau
Scott
Steinberg Bros
A. Rosenthal
Sixth Street
J. W. Slater
Squire Looms
Suttons Bay
W. OG. Kinyon
Wilhelm Block
Holdsworth
Hannah
Glen Rice
Akay
Mike Alimnangh
Empire
Daly
By Walton
AL Alip
Solon
Cedar City
Cedar Run
James AM. McIntosh
Alortgagee
Traverse City State Bank
A. Tracy Lay
R. Floyd Clinch
Samuel, Garlane
A. J. Haviland
Asst. Cashier
Saratyes
Andcour
Auguste Rice
Marel
Ale
Teudani
Augusta
Cavell Hi. Gage
George W. Curtis
Conré
Mieb
Loveli HW. Gagih
Complarmant
Wd. W. Slater
Maple Shade Farm
I. C. Reckard
R.F. DR
Wilhiamsburg, Mich
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Lake
Fair Oaks Nursery CO
Choice Canada
Belgium
Prokop Kyselka
Cor
Cass Streeets
Ss. Bgkoe
Grocer
Cass Streets
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