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Rolling Back the Years

Jan 29
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News from the Coloma Courier

100 years ago – 1926

The feed mill on Logan Street, run by Umphrey & Rorick, has been sold to Ray Thomas of Hartford.

Under the terms of the will of the Late Lyman Ingraham, his entire estate has been left to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pitcher. They have been taking care of Ingraham prior to his death.

Coloma’s independent basketball team took both games from Galien. The games were played in the large Crystal Palace pavilion. A good crowd of fans were present.

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