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Newspaper

Traverse Bay Eagle

Location

Traverse City, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1898

Page

3

Great June Celebration Plans Unfold for North Michigan

The Nation of Workers council in northern Michigan outlines committees and officers for the June 23 celebration. Key figures include A. Fredrich as president and M. B. Molley as secretary, with extensive lists for entertainment, decoration, hospitality, and transportation as planning proceeds. The event is expected to attract thousands and be the largest gathering yet in the region.

Ebay Pittee Michigan Quees Iadies Pete Nefficers A. Fredrich M. B. Molley Etary C. S. Vader H. G Conner Thos. T. Bates Y. Friedrich I. J. Host J. A. Mon W. B. Thacker KE. N North Hives and

Ora Pierce Dies After Long Illness at Silver Lake

Ora Pierce 58 a well known Silver Lake resident and Grand Traverse region veteran died Saturday at 8 30 after a long cancer struggle. He passed peacefully with no pain. Survived by wife mother and two sons Carl and Charles all of Grand Traverse area. son Vergil buried weeks ago leaving the family shattered.

Ora Pierce Silver Lake Mr. Pierce Grand Traverse Region Vergil Carl Charles

County Teachers Association Meets at Grange Hall

County officers attended the Teachers Association meeting at Grange Hall. The program stressed practical ideas for better reading and training of teachers. Prof Grawn led national exercises and discussions covered school district size pupil transfer and proportional funding.

Grangell G. T America Grawn Horn Lee Hornsby Ckeray Dockeray Gramaphone Miss Gray

Memorial Day Observance by G. A. R. on County Grounds

Memorial day events honor veterans with a parade from the G. A. R. Post rooms to the cemetery banners flags and a memorial program. Mayor and ex mayors attend as speakers recount Civil War battles and Lincoln era gratitude while bands quartets and 2000 school children add national color and tribute.

Relief Corps State Street Boardman Avenue Washington Crescent Band Smith Cadets Smith Exmayors Hannah and Davis McHenry Thacker Cochlin Haines Snyder Lincoln Grant America J. A. Bready

Indiana Soldiers and Sailors organize at Harbor Springs

The Indiana delegation to G A R reunions forms the Indiana Soldiers and Sailors association with Harbor Springs as its headquarters. L A Clark is commander J G Reed Sr vice commander M D Richardson adjutant and O P Carver quarter master. A general meeting is set for Traverse City during the Maccabee celebration June 22 23 at the fair grounds.

Indiana Association of Indiana Soldiers and Sailors Harbor Springs L. A. Clark J. G. Reed Sr M. D. Richardson Pioneer Mich O. P. Carver S Association Traverse City

Womanhood and health claims for Zoa Phora remedy

A period ad and local notes discuss girl to woman changes and promote Zoa Phora Medicine as a cure for womens health issues. Anecdotes credit Mrs. Mary C. Chandler of Battle Creek and Mrs. Sallie Key of Tampico for improvements after using the product. Also notes on local infrastructure and social events in Michigan communities.

Zoa Phora Mary C. Chandler Battle Creek Mich ZOA Phora Medicine Co Kalamazoo Richardson Tenn

Northern Michigan News Snippets Highlight Local Events

Items from Cadillac to Kalkaska cover graduations and speeches by J W Giddings at Manton High, Henderson family notes from Cadillac, a Cadillacs letter from the New York on San Juan, and Wexford Lumber Company closing its affairs. Grand Rapids bank hours shortened for summer, Cadillac plans a ten room ward school, and high schools grant diplomas to seniors who enlist. Muskegon Chronicle recalls a bicycle scythe collision with cautions on weapon on wheels. C W M A R Co offers to supply free of charge to Kalkaska village council.

Henderson Cadillac Cadillac News and Express David Henderson New York Dave San Juan Porto Rico Wexford Lumber Company Judge Adsit Grand Rapids The Muskegon Chronicle Michigan

Richest Man in Michigan Accused of Tax Evasion

The Petoskey Record reports David Ward owner of a non chartered Michigan Central line from Frederick to East Jordan argues he cannot be taxed for his rail line and timber lands in South Arm township He threatens to remove rails if taxed The article notes his wealth estimates reach twenty to thirty million dollars and includes a tongue in cheek calculation about his pine timber valuing two billion feet worth about fourteen million dollars in stumpage.

Petoskey David Ward South Arm Township Ward Frederick Michigan Central East Jordan Alba Grand Rapids & Indiana South Arm Pine Lake Michigan Charlevoix Democrat Montie Lewis Montie

Officers Elected by Teachers and Patrons Association

At the Grange Hall gathering last Saturday the Teachers and Patrons Association elected new officers. President Miss Nettie C. Gray, Vice President C. R. Dockery, Secretary and Treasurer Miss Lillie Horton.

Grange Hall Nettie C. Gray C. R. Dockery Lillie Horton

Real Estate Transfers Recorded May 23 to May 28

Transfers filed by Register of Deeds show a series of property dealings in H L Co additions and surrounding parcels. Notable transactions include Hannah & Lay Co to John M Lark ins and E V Davis to Ethelinda Davis, along with multiple Melvin and Wood related transfers and a Lincoln County stub of parcels valued from $10 to $1,600. The listings cover numerous lots and blocks in H L Co's additions, sec 11 town 25 range 19 west, and adjacent tracts culminating in a $3,000 Elk RapidsPlat and other conveyances.

E. O. Ladd Peter Conlon Nicholas Cowen Fred A. Kneeland Alto Mere Lizzie ©. Wood H. L. Mere. Co William J. Garfield George A. Cameron S. W Howard Whiting Henry Melvin John W. Melvin Hannah E. Melvin N. E Mary L. Davis John W. Melvin N. E Euclid Ave. Nat. Bank Et al Elk Rapids Law Bank Clarenes Welch A.j.giulion B Gray B. Gray Ss A Melvin Ely Elijah Winchcomb Lillian M. Horton Minnie E Crotser Lillian Horton Dexsey Baylor Minnie E. Crotser Dxsey A. Baylor

Beware of Mercury Ointments for Catarrh

Warning against catarrh ointments containing mercury claiming they damage smell and the system. Promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by I J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as mercury-free and effective. Internally taken, with testimonials and drugstore availability at 75 cents per bottle.

Hall I. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio F. J Gheney & Co

Eminent New York chemist offers free cure bottles for consumption

T A Slocum M D of New York offers three free bottles of his New Discoveries to readers suffering from consumption and related chest and lung ailments. He claims thousands cured worldwide and urges sufferers to write to 98 Pine Street, New York, for immediate delivery from his laboratory. Please mention the Traverse Bay Eagle.

T. A. Slocum New York City Tts Science Daily M. D Pine Street New York Traverse Bay

Also Mentioned on This Page

Nation of Workers Paston Ingnee A. V. Friedrich Frank Hamilton France Gage Jameson Ella Smith E. L. Sprague F. Irich 3. Vader Amanda Smith Jyn Ridero Mary Martinek Carver Jos. Rutner Jes Vadec C. K. Buck E. C. Hogan Jes Franke Mary Sours Clara Larp Rose Slater Bee Moon Parede J. W. Millken C. J. Ebner Birdsall Jes. Griffith Alieny Clara Reeter Grace Cloutier T. J. Host F. A B. H. Pope O. G. Sherwood H.L Carter Xander Robertson Charles E. Hale Fredd W. W. Fairchilds Aiges M. B. Holley S. B. Somers Rge Edgar Mary Raymond Elizab Eckert Alice Monroe W. W. Smith J. .Patebin J. G. Johnson J. W. Hann C 8. Davis J. A Moore J. A. Lorer G. A. Holliday J. Steinberg Thurtell Ed. Hoch J. Furtsch Osr Franke Jno. Barry G. R. Fromiz Maes C. Rosenthal W. H. Jones August Weiselberg L. J. By G. W. Lardie J. N. Martinek B. Gates Ora Piereck A. P. Gray Ladd Manly Dodge Association of Indiana Veterans Cedar Street Third Street Kaskaskian Bay View Democrat Oden Wilson Cole Elk Rapids Jacob E. Decker Lone Tree Point Resort Thomas E. Sharp Lake View House Rosa Leon Duffy Pomona Mahalie Clark Springfield Township Clark School Springfield Cemetery Swaverly Telephones Fife Lake J. W. Giddings Manton High School City School Board of Kalkaska Hannah & Lay Co John M. Larkins E. V. Davis Ethelinda Davis Perry Hannah Almira Provanche Nettie Adams Anna Dean Henryetta Clayton John Johnston Ellen Holdsworth Joseph Trombly Jr Utd U. S Washington, D.C Science Boston Grand Traverse County Schoos Teachers’ Institute Fasin Eee Een Parker
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