Roosevelt Arrives in Traverse City with Marquette Club Visit
A large crowd greeted the Roosevelt steamer upon docking at Northern Michigan Transportation Company. The Marquette club of Chicago and distinguished guests attended two political meetings at Central School grounds, with speeches by Taft supporters and local officials. Key to the city presented by Miss Kellogg and Miss Hannen, while Governor Germaine and Major Bigelow hosted, and President Furey and Speaker Diekema led the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ion
Alae Tadanti
G. O. BP
Cratirs
Roosevelt
Omena
Glory
A. Bigelow
W. D. Co. Germaine
J. A. Lovanger
Marquette Club
Traverse City
Grand Traverse
Miss Kellogg
Miss Tannen
Marie Kellogg
Helen Hannen
Major Bigelow
Marquette
Chicago
Furey
Northwest Territory
Marquette Club of
Michigan
Munson
Gerrit J. Diekema
Fifth
W.H. Taylor
Indiana
Chester A. Legg
United States
Illinois
Alfred Zinc
Pennsylvania
J. K. Culbinson
Kansas
Paul Linebarger
G. J. Gilbert
R. H. McCormick
W. C. Hull
Fred Boughey
Julius Beers
Elsie Hannah’s Franklin
Ole Larson
Suttons Bay
Don German
Union Street
Central School Grounds
Central School
J. A. Loranger
Charles L. Furey
Mrr. Furey
J. K. Cubbinson
Mr. Cubbingson
William Howard Taft
Cubbinson
Bryan
Linebarger
Philippine Islands
McKinley
Tate
William Jennings Bryan
Democratic Party
Philippines
Col. Bryan
Edward McCuen
McCuen
Charles C. Gilbert
Gilbert
Taft
G. G. Covell
Diekema
Aoman
Muskegon
Theodore Roosevelt
William W. Taylor
William N.taylor
Middle West
Wisconsin
Ohio
Republican Party
Lincoln
Grant
Hayes
Garfield
Harrison
Meikinley
Wiliam H. Taft
Flearty
Five States
Far West
Far East
Alfred Zine
Philadelphia
Tam
America
Sweden
United States District Attorney
Ed. S. McCuen
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Proves Safe Without Surgery
Drs Williams of Gardiner Maine report a patient avoided operation after using Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs Sperling from Chicago also recovered from tumors and inflammation without surgery. The ad touts the remedy for female troubles and invites letters to Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia
A. Willams
Gardiner
Maine
Pinkham
Alvina. Sperling
Cleybourne -Ive
Chicago
Lydia & Pinkham
Lydia & Pinkbox
Welcome sunshine pierces four-day smoke pall in Honor
In Honor Michigan on September 14 residents welcomed clear skies as the heavy smoke that had blanketed the area for several days dissipated. The brief respite brought relief to locals and allowed outdoor activity to resume after smoky conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honor
Mich
Keep the bowels regular with Chase's Kidney and Liver Pills
Regulate the bowels as the first health rule. Chase's Kidney and Liver Pills claim prompt bowel movement without dose increase and improved liver function. A Kansas user reports lasting relief with half a pill twice weekly. One pill dose, 25 cents, sold by Johnson Drug Co. Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Chase
Pétrnre Buckie
Gypsum
Kansas
A. W. Chase
Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co
Buffalo
Chase’s Kidney and Liver Pill Johnson Drug Company
Local Social Notes Highlight Regional Travel
Grawn residents host and visit family as Mrs W DeWitt of Traverse City visits Mrs M Harr then heads to Chicago. Indiana excursion guests arrive as Miss Mathewes visits brother B Mathewes in Flink. Charles McIntosh departs Flint after a 10 day family visit. Reynolds and VanHorn couples join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. DeWitt
Traverse City
M. Harr
Flint
D. W. Reynolds
Friend VanHorn
Excursion to Petoskey and local community notices
The report lists a Sunday trip to Petoskey by Mrs Hillard and Miss Maines, with other local movements including Caonete loading seed peas in Wexford and KF Teal and Leonard Teal heading to Port Huron for high school. It notes Roy Arthip's funeral at Grown church and gatherings at Geo. Burt Inn at Silver Lake with Dora Baldwin visiting Kingsley. Community sympathy extended to the Arthip family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petoukey
Charles Caonete
Wexford
Katz
Burlington
KF. Teal
Leonard
Port Huron
Teal
E. Hart
Silver Lake Hive
Soldiers' reunion draws local residents in Copemish
Copemish Mich Sept 12 multiple residents attend the soldiers reunion at Thompsonville. R D Ganon recovering from a self inflicted arm wound under Dr B Quinn care. Clarence Rickett of South Grant called on business, Jessie Huxley moved near the brickyard. Mrs Fred Gleason returned from Woodstock AL after her father died the next day. Mrs Milton Windly Mrs Charles Criss and Harold Windly of Toledo visit Mrs R I Lewis and relatives. Miss Donna Bolton heads to Ed Brimmers to board and attend school. Mrs Will Ream of Marilla visits locals for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleason
Milton Windly
Charles Criss
Harold
Toledo
This Phace
R. I. Lewis
Local social notes with visits and travel
Mrs Louise Brimmer attended events Thursday while Mrs Mary Logan traveled to Clare to visit relatives and friends. Miss Nellie Wolf visited friends at Traverse City on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Brimmer
Mary Logan
Clare
Nellie Wolf
Traverse City
Local residents return from travels this week
From Sunday's Record Mrs T Hart returns to St Louis after five weeks at Grass Lake. Miss Anna Needham returns from Detroit to visit her mother and sisters and resumes duties in County Clerk Walter's office. Mrs Tom Wilhelm returns from Muskegon after a brief illness on the trip home.
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Bears
Gastoria York cCror
Southeast Meeting
Old Sol
Jacobs
Leslie King of
Parma
Elmer Wells
Henry Ryan
Benzie County
Jas. Trumpower
Rapid City
Ira Gordon
Horace Hill
Kalkaska
Horace
Allison Peet
Fred Walstead
Frederica
Bert Walstead
Lawrence O'Brien
Pittsburg
Grand Rapids
Seeley
The
Record
Record-Herald Co
Art Hunter
Copemish
Donna Bolton
Ed. Brimmers
Boand
Will. Ream
Marilla
Ely
Druguista
Ely Brothers
Warren Street
New York
Waist
Steinberg Bros
the Sweater Store
Stensers
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