Grand Traverse Herald and Traverse Bay Eagle notice
Publication details for the Grand Traverse Herald and Traverse Bay Eagle twice weekly at Traverse City Michigan. Published by Herald and Record Co. Officers listed include T Bates president Geo G Bates vice president J W Hannen secretary Clara N Bates treasurer and editor and manager. Provides pricing and postal information with historical registration data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Traverse Herald
Traverse Bay Eagle
Traverse City
Michigan
Herald & Record CO
T. Bates
Geo. G. Bates
J. W. Hannen
Clara N. Bates
Taft’s Reciprocity Stance Emphasized as United Interest
Circulation stands at 3,300 as President Taft remains firm on his Canadian reciprocity plan. He told a farmers’ delegation two days ago that his policies aim at national best interests rather than votes, signaling possible political risk for 1912. He said Congress could repeal the treaty if it fails to work as expected.
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Taft
National Grange
Republican Party
United States Congress
Honored Guests Endorses Water Conservation Efforts
The speech warns that wasteful use of water power threatens national resources. It cites Michigan’s waterpowers saving 2,000,000 tons of coal annually and $6,000,000 in value, with undeveloped streams able to run factories and heat homes. Experts predict water power will become essential, a source of “white coal,” powering future industry and health.
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Michigan
Our Nation Must Prioritize Waterways and Resources
A speech urged American focus on water purity and river systems, noting self-purification limits of streams, the health impact of clean water, and the economic gains from irrigation and inland water transportation. It called federal control of waterpower and widespread conservation as foundations for national strength and prosperity. Mrs Furtseh sang and Mrs Minor presented on Our National Forests.
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New York
Indiana
Ilinois
Towa
United States
Juetus
Feo
Jacob Furtseh
B. Minor
America
Traverse City Publicity Subscriptions Total $2755
The Traverse City publicity fund lists numerous subscribers contributing toward the fund total of 2,755.00. Named donors include Oval Wood Dish Co, Wells-Higman Co, Queen City Electric, Knights of Pythias, Bunch of Elks, Grand Traverse Pomona Grange, and many individuals such as A. Tracy Lasye, R. Floyd Clinch, Jno. Re Santo, J. W. Milliken Inc, and Mrs. Gee Gardner. The note also mentions Olive Dobson departing Friday for Detroit to sing at Highlands Park Presbyterian dedication services May 1.
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Traverse City Publicity Fund
A. Tracy Lay
Floyd Clinch
Tracy Lay
Wells-Higman
Eeeenewee
Gitzen Eave Teeneeveseeeners
Queen City Electric
Light & Pe Go
Tes
Beige Ee Ae
P. Kyselka i
Traverse City Lodge No
Barney Anderson
Knights of Pythias
Philip Shermer
W. P. Crotser
Cereeeeees
William Hopkins
E. W. Hasting
E.sereeee
jJos
Sleder & Sons
Jo A. Snyder
Albert Corsillia
Fred H. Pratt
O. Sawyer
Veer
Hee
A. W. Wiedoeft
E.ereseseess
F. H. Lahym
R. J. Mercer & Co
Oles
R. K. Jamieson
Magers
I. B. Gilbert
Citizen
W. T. Roxburgh
Fe Dees
Smith & Hull
Aed Ae
Hamilton Clothing Co
Musselman Grocer Co
Herald & Record Co
Seeee
Jens Gc, Petersen
Eeseeene
J. W. Milliken, Inc
Eeseeee
A. Wildman
the Palace
Woman's Club
R. H. Ellsworth
W. Peck
Frank “Trade
Frank Chervenka
Detroit Straub Bros. & Amiotte
Leon F. Titus
Weelneet We
W. D.C. Germaine Vo
Eeee
Seveseee
Kadrovach Land Co
Steinberg Bros
M. Bell
Leeds
Hannah Camp U.S. Wlv
Traverse City Shoe Co
W.F. Calkins
Eas
Olive Dobson
Detroit
Highland Park Presbyterian Church
FL A. Wade
Trowbridge Avenue
Truthful advertising the basis of Peruna success
Columbus Ohio reports that Peruna now discloses its active ingredients. The claim positions Peruna as a leading household remedy and tonic. It cites golden seal Cedron seed cubebs stone root as components with effects on mucous membranes kidneys and nerves.
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Columbus
Ohio
Free for Stomach and Bowels Dr Caldwell Ad
Letters from readers praise Dr Caldwell Syrup Pepsin for stomach liver and bowel relief. The ad claims quick relief from constipation indigestion dyspepsia biliousness and headaches with a mild tonic effect suitable for all ages. Free samples offered by mail with purchase optional and doctor’s free advice.
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Eva Gaskins
Madison St. Topeka
Kans
P. H. Gavellas
Wagoner
Okla
W. B. Caldwell
Caldwell Building
This Date in History May 1657 to 1910
Compiled timeline of historical events and notable births and deaths from 1657 through 1910. Includes Bradford death 1657, Port Royal expedition 1690, Pontiac blockade, Peninsacola capture 1811, Schiller death, Brougham birth, Barrie birth, Blavatsky death, panic at Wall Street 1901, Louis XV death, Ticonderoga surrender, Sumter capture, Philadelphia jubilee, ferry opening, Astor Place riots, and other items.
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William Bradford
Plymouth
England
Port Royal
Boston
Pontiac
Detroit
Zenas Crane
Canton
Mass
Dalton
Pensicola
Fla
Johann C. F. Schiller
Weimar
John Brougham
Dublin
New York City
Quebec
James al. Barrie
Kirriemuir
Scotland
Helena Blavatsky
Theosophical Society
London
Russia
Wal Street
Northern Pacific
Louis XV
France
Fort Ticonderoga
Allen
Arnold
Sumter
Orangeburg
S. C
Philadelphia
New York
Brooklyn
John Sherman
Lancaster
Washington
GC. C
James Bryce
United States
Belfast
Ireland
Astor Place
Edwin Forrest
Macready
Astor Place Opera House
Theodore Parker
Rome
Italy
Lexington
Jefferson Davis
Irwinville
Knox
Chicago
Beer Trust
Ottawa
Ont
Emperor William
Col. Roosevelt
Potsdam
Elk Rapids Wins as McCartney Heads First Senator Race
Hugh McCartney of Charlevoix leads as First Senator with Abe Goldfarb of Elk Rapids Second. A tie for Third between R W Paddock of Charlevoix and A D Whitacre of Elk Rapids. Other officers include R M Overpack of Manistee Fifth, R S Bowman of Elk Rapids Sixth, I C Wetmore of Cadillac Seventh, Felix Flynn of Cadillac Eighth, and D Coles of Manistee Ninth. Retiring president W H Amler and retiring secretary Fred D Curtis honored with pins. Next meeting March 1912 to be held in Cadillac with F C Wetmore President silent.
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Hugh McCartney
Charlevaix
Abe Goldfarb
Elk Rapids
C. L. Austin
Manistee
Charlevoix
A. D. Whitacre
Shields
R.M. Overpack
R. S. Bowman
I. C. Wetmore
Cadillac
Felix Flynn
Geo. Dillenbeck
D. . Coles
F. C. Wetmore
W. H. Amler
Fred D. Curtis
W. E. Hampton
George W. Thompson
HM. ‘Halleck
Fruit Lice Disappear As Orchard Prospects Rise
Small green lice on apple buds have vanished per local fruit growers reports, possibly due to recent cold weather. Blossoms show no damage and the spring fruit tree demand remains high with orchard acreage up about 20 percent from last year. Tall varieties promising the largest local crop yet. The Grand Traverse Pomona Grange will meet East Bay Grange on June 7 and 8 in county first, promising unusual interest and growing farmer benefits.
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Grand Traverse Pomona Grange
East Bay Grange
Grand Traverse Grange
Sarur
Notice of probate claims for Henry C Tabberer estate
The Probate Court of Grand Traverse County Michigan announces four months from April 19 1911 for creditors to file claims against Henry C Tabberer deceased. Claims must be presented at the Traverse City probate office by August 22 1911 and will be heard on August 22 1911 at 10:00 a.m. Dated April 19 1911. Judge Fred R Walker.
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State OF Michigan
Grand Traverse
Henry C. Tabberer
A. DD. Jitt
Traverse City
Traverse City, In Said County
A. B
Fred R. Walker
James Martinek Heads to Ann Arbor May Festival
James Martinek left this noon for Ann Arbor where he will be a guest at the annual May festival of the U. or Al.
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James Martinek
Ann Arbor
The
U. Or
Chancery Sale Notice in Grand Traverse County Michigan
Public auction to satisfy principal interest and costs under a 1910 circuit court decree. Lands in Hannah Lay Co eleventh addition Traverse City listed with parcel numbers 17 through 25 except a 16 foot rail right of way strip. Includes buildings plant machinery fixtures and riparian rights with railroad right of way release. Sale adjourned to May 25 1911 at 10 o'clock AM at Traverse City courthouse.
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Circuit Court
County of
Grand Traverse
State of Michigan
A. D
R. B. Davis
Michigan
Court House
Washington Street
Traverse City
Grand ‘Traverse
Michi-gan
Sevnteen
Hannah, Lay & Co
Sereeee
Township Twenty
Grand Traverse County
Towit
Leelanan & Manistique Railroad Company
Georgi W. Curtis
PARMC
Gilbert
George W. Curtis
Parm C. Gilbert
Mexican Unrest Keeps Taft Watching for Peace
Col Steever reports ongoing fighting near the border as U S steps toward possible action. Missouri’s Prior Stone urges intervention while Rep Bulwer cautions against it. Taft remains inclined to hope for peace despite alarming reports as Mexico’s states show widespread involvement and diplomacy continues with de la Barra aiming for settlement with Madero.
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Prior Stone
Missouri
Bulwer
woYarth
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
United States
Steever
Mexico
Presi
Dent Taft
Mexico City
Presidnt
de la Barra
Peden
Diay
Madero
Local residents with travels and visits described
Miss Ruth Stevens returned to her here in this city last Sunday from Mabel where she has just completed an eight months term at school. Mrs. Frank Bune of Silver Lake and Mes. Jed Dunn of Chicago are spending a few days with Mrs. Val Dunn, 62 Stata street. F. G. Peck returned to his home at Wonor this morning after transacting business in the city. E. R. Grant of Thompsonville is in the city on a short business trip.
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Ruth Stevens
Mabel
Frank Bune
Silver Lake
Jed Dunn
Chicago
Val Dunn
Stata Street
F. G. Peck
Wonor
E. R. Grant
Thompsonville
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Thos, T. Bates
Front. Street
Mich
Congress
First National Bank
U. S
Traverse City, Mich
Wm. Jackson
P. Menegari
Escereeesane
CG. Gilbert
S. E. Wait& Sons
the Globe Dept. Store
OW. Travis
E.eenes Careers
A. V. Friedrich
Sak Gm
E. OC
Lewis
C.ceencevenevee
W. W
Traverse City Milling Co
Grinnell Bros
D. H. Day
Glen Haven
Judd Cameron
M.C. Bell
W. D. Lyon
Charles Jeffries
Ostaves
E. L. Hughes
Wien
Theron Morgan
H. D. Alley
G. O. Alley
LL. Edwards
R. BE. Edwards
Foote & Reames
William Murrell
F. Co
Frank Shannon
Nas
Ly Arnold
George E. Jewett
AL Aroiler Oes
W. E. Keith
Schoessle
Gus Gottlieb
B. Hungerford
Madison Bros
Smith & Price
Cesseeenee
F. P. Lawton
Ood Oewsie
Miss C. Fieldsworth
Bevetenere
John Kelsey
Julia Barlow
George Barlow
Wilhelm
Wy. Jackson
J. L. Gibbs
AL M. Williams
Henderson
D. H. McMullen
Canada
Mit McMullen
Jens CG. Petersen
Leelanau County
Maple City
Aly
Petersen
Canning
Lt. F. Mikesell &Co
Traverse City Canning Co
Clair Buckner
Adams Express Company
East Bront Street
Queen City Electric Light & Power Company
Fern Velzy
Tute
Grand Rapids
Manistee Hospital
Miss. Velzy
H. Velzy
Metropolitan Life Insurance Office
Ite Danity
State Bank
R. Floyd Clinch
Samuel Garland
Cashiers Act
Haviland
A. Iraer Tay
B. Floyd Clinch
Mrs. Jpling T.hanneh
H. A. Davis
Jerey Sullivan
W. W. Smith
Traverse City State Bank
Rowland Douglass
Arthur Kellogg
Douglass & Kellogg Cash Shoe Store
Front
Cass Sts
Jaurez
WL Pasa
Northern
H. P
Paris
Goto
Wait’s Drug Store
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