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    This document is a souvenir program for the second annual Labor Day celebration in Harbor Springs, Michigan on September 5, 1910. The program lists a full schedule of events for the day including a street parade, various races, baseball games, concerts, and a fireworks display. It also contains advertisements from local businesses in Harbor Springs and poems about labor and workers' rights.

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    This document is a souvenir program for the second annual Labor Day celebration in Harbor Springs, Michigan on September 5, 1910. The program lists a full schedule of events for the day including a street parade, various races, baseball games, concerts, and a fireworks display. It also contains advertisements from local businesses in Harbor Springs and poems about labor and workers' rights.

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    This document is a souvenir program for the second annual Labor Day celebration in Harbor Springs, Michigan on September 5, 1910. The program lists a full schedule of events for the day including a street parade, various races, baseball games, concerts, and a fireworks display. It also contains advertisements from local businesses in Harbor Springs and poems about labor and workers' rights.

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    Harbor Springs Area Historical Society
    This document is a souvenir program for the second annual Labor Day celebration in Harbor Springs, Michigan on September 5, 1910. The program lists a full schedule of events for the day including a street parade, various races, baseball games, concerts, and a fireworks display. It also contains advertisements from local businesses in Harbor Springs and poems about labor and workers' rights.

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    Second Annual

    LABOR DAY

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    MONDAy SEPTEMBER 5, 1910


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    ABBOTT

    Tobacco and Cigars


    Confectionery
    Pool and Billiards in Connection

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    Wholesale and R.etail

    Ice Cream and lees


    NEW ;AND $/lNIP;A l(Y $ocla Fountain
    Fine Cigars and Confectionery lee Cream poda and Carbonatee/ Drinks
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    L. E. }U!LLEJ(ET

    Second hand clothing bought and sold


    Goods Called for and Delivered

    C. K. PONTIUS
    FLORIST

    The Boss.Tailor
    GEO. W. COTANCH, Prop.
    Repair, Clean and Press Parlor
    Ladies' Skirts and Jackets Cleaned,
    Repaired and Pressed

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    MEN of Labor. 'tis

    th~

    hour!
    front it with unit~d pow
    er!
    Hark l from Freedom'!
    si~tnal tower
    Hear the call!
    'Tis the summons of your
    fate.
    Rise and win before too
    late.
    Coward-like to shrink and
    wait
    Means your fall.
    Stril{e while. justice is in
    reach!
    Let this bad~te of atolden
    speech
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    Be your motto: All fo ::~
    each,
    Each for alii

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    WHERE the chimneys cleave the skY


    Giant flaatstatrs lifted hilth.
    from whose tops smoke banners fly
    To the breeze;
    Where the hi~thways rimmed with steel
    Vibrate to the whirrinlt wheel.
    Where the ~treat ships throb and reel
    Through the seas,
    Where the fruits SJ)~inlt from the soil~
    You win the victories of toiJ,
    Yet the few divide the spoil
    At their ease.

    ARM yourselves 'vith brotherhood

    That can never- be withstood.


    Make your shield the common atood
    And unite.
    Mammon's minions out of dust
    l~ear the temple of their trust.
    In the true, humane and just
    Is your miltht.
    .,
    . Mammon has but one recourseGreed his motiv,e , hope and source.
    You command a hiather force
    In the riltht.

    IDEAL PHARMACY

    Pure Drugs, P atent Medicin es, Wall


    Paper and Sundri es

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    ALWAYS
    THE BEST

    The Common- sen"e Horseshoer and


    General Blacksmith.
    State Street

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    WALROND &
    GEM THEATRE
    FRIEND-

    IN HARBOR SPRINGS
    SINCE 1882
    (RESIDENT PHYSICIAN )

    I JAY DOTY

    sel l out onr entire stock


    at sacrifimn g prices. Vis_it

    Th e Racket Store

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    Dr. L. W. Gardner

    Why Don't You?

    ~pect t

    C . .D. LANE

    To Get their Clothes


    Cleaned and Pressed ...

    We

    Yu u t~ co u rteou~l .v,

    Everybody Else Goes To

    CAL E. TRAVIS

    PETOSKEY

    o to .t he ._ Dr.ug ~tore that i n.h rry. on


    t h quare . My motto: 'Live
    . --' and Let, Live."

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    The Racket Store

    ,When in N eed of

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    G E NERAL

    HARDWARE

    Ten Shop in Connection.


    Furnace Work, Paints and Oils

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    THROUGH the mine ~hat't


    leading far
    Unto where earth'~ treas.
    ures are
    Runs the richly laden car
    You have filled.
    Plenty' comes with ~mile
    beni"n,
    Bearing "ift5 of corn and
    wine,
    for the fields with bar
    vests shine
    You have ti!led.
    Cities revel in their mirth,
    Spendin" wealth. you brinll
    to birth.
    Why should you, then,
    suffer dearthYou who build 'l

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    Get your d~ic!otis


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    1. Ice Cream o as at . t e I

    R. R. MILLER,
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    ,M. n.

    ~ A Choice L~n: :;MPBELL soN


    HAR:H~R~~~:.~INGS
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    E..verythirig in the line
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    (jLENNSJ F;l[LfJ Of Fancy Groceries at
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    IN!fUR.:ANCE CO. '
    Billings Bros.
    L!;V~}!).N.
    H~rbor
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    The Store for Quality and Reasonable Prices.

    Insure Your Home in the


    "Old and Tried"

    Buy Your Hardware of E. L. Marshall

    Confectionery and Cigars

    .'l'}!O}vf;4$

    f ig mt

    Springs

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    THEY 5hould pro5per who ereate;

    They should rule who rear the 5tate;


    They who serve alone are great;
    TheY who do
    Are the only ones who raise
    Humankind to better days.
    Men of Labor, turn your ttaze
    To the new.
    reel your miltht and know your worth
    As true noblemen of earth,
    for the a~te that now has birth
    Is for you.

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    LONGSHOREMEN S
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    O FFI OE NORTH SIDE


    MA I N STR E ET .

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    H A RBOR SPRING iil

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    If ,\~ . A~ 11t l!,

    Sec'y . and T!'eas

    Cl\pta! n .
    Foreman.
    Stewart.
    Meats Evel'Y Monday Even!u g at Lamb's Hall

    UNITED BROTHERHOOD

    CARPENTERS
    AND . JOINERS

    HARBOR SPRINGS UNION


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    PRINGS

    h DAvls,
    . Junn,
    President
    Fi n. Sec'y. Sec' y . & Tr a
    I oets Evety Wednesday al L amb's Hall .

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    l fAil T,muNOEJl,

    OF AMERICA

    Harbor Springs Union No. 488


    President

    ASSOCIATION

    'T IHlHAS COVEY,

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    e!!ft=-B!!!!!!!!I.,Ii!!!l!l!----,

    INTERNATIONAL

    .To 11N' .JuR,

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    P hone No. 08

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    LORDS of Labor I!! your name


    That the future shall proclaim
    Throu~th the ttolden tongues of fame
    At your ril!ht.
    Then deserve lt. Take your stand.
    Strong in union, hand it\ hand,
    for the bea~t is in tl1e land.
    Rise and smite t
    Comrades, brothers, know you nau~tht
    Of the new dawn that is caught
    On the mountain tops of thou"ht ?
    Face the li"ht 1

    Dry Goods, Clothing


    Ladies' and Gents'
    Furnishings
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    "MEN are .breakinlt free


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    from the shackles of the
    past.
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    Party ltyves aside are cast.
    In the power
    Of its venlteance lonlt deferred
    15 a mighty people stirred.
    From the anger of its word
    Greed shall cower.
    O'er the nation floats the
    chime
    As upon the clock of time
    God with melody sublime
    Strikes the hour!

    .All for E(;\cb. E~-ch for A'll!

    CLEMENT
    - -DEALERS 1.:\f- -

    FAN.C""\~ .

    GROCERTE'S. TOR \CCOR AND CTGARR

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    LOANS

    AND INSURANCE

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    JOB PRINT/NO

    Appeal Office

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    HARBOR SPRINGS

    Boy Street.
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    Solidarity the Hope of the Worker

    J.. u :ET.l.A TwTNTNG

    There is no hope for the working class under this system. It


    mu st grow rapidly worse. Daily, organized capital becomes more
    firmly entrenched . Fortunately, organization of indn!ltry follows the
    g ret mAchine And organization of capital.

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    -:- .E MMET COUNTY APPEAL

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    THE PAPER THAT DARES TELL THE TRUTH

    JOB PRINTING AT REASONABLE PRICES

    "Workers of the World Unite,


    -you have nothing to lose but
    your chains; you have a world
    to gain."---Marx.

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    OXE YEA R,
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    SIX MON'l'HS,
    T'T F"l ''\~ CEN'l'R

    DOLLAR

    ADYERTJSIXG

    RATES MADE
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    WORKERS'

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    THRhE MONTHS.
    T \\ ENTY- FTVE CENTS

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    RA'I'ES

    BSCRIP~.['I OX

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    ':'SHOES''
    Jeff Losinger ...
    Mason ~nd
    Cement Work

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    School opens Monclay Se pt. 12th.


    Let us sell you y our school shoes.
    We Rell the best shoes, and charge the
    least for t hem.
    A call at th e White Shoe Store, will
    co n vinee you t hat t his is the place to
    hu y good shoes and rubber s.

    W. D. Carpenter
    State Street

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    Adams
    About Peaches
    and Pears for
    Canning
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    KODAK F INISHING

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    The Stutsman Studio


    Portraits and Post Cards
    I. W. Stuts m a n ,
    Propr ietor.

    Hat.bor Springs ,
    M ichigan .

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    PROGRAM
    9:30A.M. Grand Street Parade, Magnificent display of handsomely decorated Autos,
    Floats, Etc.
    Bicycle Races on Main Street, liberal prizes to winners of
    fa~t and slow races
    10:30 a. m.
    Barrel Race on Main Street-"A barrel full of fun"
    10:45 a. m.
    Sack Rnce on Sta.te Street
    11:00 a. m.
    Potato Race, State Street
    11:15 a. m.
    Wheelbarrow race, Main Street
    11:30 a. m.
    INTERMISSION OF ONE HOUR
    During which the bands of Boyne City and Harbor Springs will give a concert.

    Pony Race on Main Street-this will be an interesting


    event as there are a number of entries
    Foot Race, Main Street
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    Desperate Attempt of Horribles to Cttpture the Town
    Pie Eating contest, Main Strcet-"Don't miss this"
    Base Ball J!ame, Harbor Springs vs. Pet.o111key,
    A fast gnme is fiSRured ,
    Band Concert on Main Street.
    Rand Drill
    Elaborate display of fire works on ba v front to
    wind up with a Burning Boat at Se:i.
    During the day there will be several other stunts pulled off.

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    1:30 p. m.
    2:00 p. m
    2:30 p. m.

    3:00 p. m.
    !):00 p.m.
    7:00 P m.

    8: p. m.

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    Anticipate Your
    Fall Wants
    Now,At

    ROSENTHAL & SON'S

    DEPARTMENT STORE.
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    PETOSKEY
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