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Newspaper
South Haven Tribune Messenger
Location
South Haven, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1908
Page
2
The fragment lists Office 317 Center Street with telephone 154 and identifies Co. D. Monroe as editor and manager. It notes the publication entered on March 24, 1903 in South Haven Michigan as second class matter and bears the 1908 South Haven Mich date June 12 1908, indicating archival and mailing details.
Nate Simpson and Puss Palmer may compete for the Republican nomination for auditor general this fall. Senator Fuller of Delta county, once a candidate with backing from the Upper Peninsula, may stay in the senate. Governor Warner’s influence hinges on Senate support, and Fuller’s retirement could shift strength to anti Warner forces or to a less enthusiastic backer of Warner policies.
Allegan Press comments on Gov Warner’s campaign rhetoric. It notes a card listing enacted laws, including a livestock carrier status for railroads, crediting Rep Nathan F Simpson for drafting the bill, while questioning Warner’s claim to the American crucible company tax-escape case and urging fairness in credit.
Louis E. Axtell baggage man for Michigan Central on the South Haven division returned from a run and learned in Kalamazoo that his wife Mrs. L. E. Axtell had died suddenly. The Kalamazoo death was reported in Friday's Gazette and referenced in this morning's paper.
From Saturday's Daily Legal News Edward Tuller Van Ostrand and wife invite to the marriage of their daughter Louise Hazel to Mr Ethel Wilkes Stone on Tuesday evening June 23 at 8 o'clock in the Church of the Good Shepherd Allegan A reception will follow at 128 Grove Street Van Ostrand residence Stone is a young attorney at Allegan and partner of his uncle C R Wilkes
Chicago’s Lyon & Healy, the city’s largest music house, announces a Triple Clearing Sale of Pianos. Private dance lessons by appointment offered at Griffiths Pavilion.
Hospital Board adopts plan to erect an entirely new hospital with twenty rooms and twelve beds, funded by 100 stakeholders contributing 100 each over ten years. Bonds issued to cover site and construction, repaid from installments. aims to lower costs and improve care for medical and surgical patients already served locally.
Seniors observed Class Day with a full high school program in the school room. The event featured a chorus, invocation by Rev. W. H. Walker, a class history by Verona J. Fullen wider, and an oration by Ruth L. Thompson urging duties not to be left undone. The ceremony included a class will by Rowland Beebe, the Goose Quill paper read by Charles T. Wheeler, a class song by Vera Selkirk and Ethel B. Hagerman, and closing remarks by Roy Horine followed by the Spring Waltz.
Dr A B Winship editor of The Journal of Education of Boston addressed twenty one graduates at the Congregational Church last evening on Intensifying Life. He traced seventy five years of high school growth amid opposition, urged balance between simple and strenuous living, and urged an intensified but sane life.
A talk links the strenuous life to stomach troubles and urges Mi o na stomach tablets for relief. The speaker discusses intensified farming, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and the need for high school training, stressing practical learning and service over reward. A. Hartman capped the event with diploma remarks and a class motto change to Learn for Service.
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