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Rolling Back the Years
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NEWS FROM THE COLOMA COURIER 100 years ago – 1926 The next issue of the Courier will have the first installment of a new novel. Read about Lydia, heroine of Honore Willsie’s novel, “Lydia of the Pines.” Frank Piersall, local auctioneer, will hold public sales: Marana Mavro, farm sale; Lynn Tuttle, furniture; Milton Duvall, farm sale. Do you want a permanent wave? Special price at $10 - SCOTT’S Beauty and Barber Shop. Phone 174 or 89-M Plumbing… The sooner you call us, the
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Oct 215 min read
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News from the Coloma Courier 100 years ago – 1926 Rev. T. H. Leamon will continue with the Watervliet, Coloma and Riverside assignment at those Methodists’ churches. He returned from the Annual Methodist Episcopal Church conference at Traverse City with this good news. Wm. Umphrey’s fire truck was called to a fire at the summer home of Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Kramer at Lakepoint. Excellent work was done in saving nearby cottages.
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Sep 175 min read
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NEWS FROM THE COLOMA COURIER 100 years ago – 1926 Monday, September 6, Labor Day, marks the official close of the summer resort season. As you travel and visit roadside stands, look for the inspection placards. This ensures your purchase will be a better grade of produce. Make plans to attend Labor Day festivities at Camp Gray on Lake Michigan. The Ross-Carrier band will perform throughout the day and a 15-cent barbecue dinner is at noon. President D. B. Waldo of Western St
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100 years ago – 1926
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News from the Coloma Courier 100 years ago – 1926 “Interlochen Woods” is the name of the new resort at Paw Paw Lake. Also, a new highway will connect Paw Paw Lake and Little Paw Paw Lake. Finally, John E. Ryan of Chicago is erecting a new $3,000 cottage at Maple Heights. House and Lot For Sale – Henry Kibler, Phone 74 Thunder Mountain News: The road from Fish school house has been placed in good condition. Michigan Bell Telephone Co. – Rates for “Any Person” call after 8:
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May 285 min read
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Mar 265 min read
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News from the Coloma Courier 100 years ago – 1926 The People’s ticket made a clean sweep in the village. President: John A. Rorick, Clerk: J. V. Thompson, Treasurer: Oscar J. Smith, Assessor: Allen C. Stark, Trustees: Wm. VanDerveer, Elton Lahr and James K. Guy.
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Mar 125 min read
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News from the Coloma Courier 100 years ago – 1926 The Berrien County Road Commission will let the contract for the paved road that links Coloma, Watervliet and Paw Paw Lake. When complete, this will make a most scenic drive way in Berrien County. Ladies attention! All winter samples of ladies’ winter coats on display. We keep open every evening until 9 o’clock for the convenience of the public. Standard Dress & Skirt Company - J. Kujavski, Manager
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Feb 265 min read
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