News from the Coloma Courier
100 years ago – 1924
Much damage was suffered from the wind storm of great proportions. The wind and heavy rainfall continued in its fury for over an hour. Farms stand to lose crops as trees were uprooted and grain fields were laid flat to the ground.
On account of the work on farms being so far behind for this season, the school board has announced that school will not open until one week after Labor Day.
Published July 16, 1986 Ensign Johnny Spaulding Just 37 years ago this last January 25th, on a cold brilliant morning, Ensign Johnny...
News from the Coloma Courier 100 years ago – 1924 Many Coloma places of business will begin closing at 6:30 p.m. Late hours will resume...
Published Sept. 20, 1995 Bill chose his mother’s resort as a hideout. Torn between family loyalty and the law, she would put him up in...
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