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Opening of the new Case & Overholt Hardware Store in Kingsley, (Mich.), 8 August 1901. Earl Case and Austin Overholt building, Box's Hall, Brudy;s Meat Market, Stinson's Store and Post Office, St. John Lutheran Church, the Kingsley Echo (newspaper),…

Kingsley Echo (local newspaper) in Kingsley, (Mich.), 1907. Herney Tripp, Jessie L. Vasser, Daisy Mills and Gertrude Tripp.

Powers Bank in Kingsley, (Mich.), 1912. Roy Maxon-teller. Located where old Library was.

Kingsley, (Mich.), 20 January 1903. Local people: Pete Snyder, Grant Rollo (Valentine Linden saloon keeper), Pete Carlback (marshal), Box Hall building, Charles Box Store, City Meat Market (Ed Brudy), Barber Shop (Fred Wilcox and later Bell the…

Township Board election ballot, 1941. Back ground shows burned out stores. One is the Myers Store.

Mr. Cournyer of Kingsley, (Mich.). Previously from Mio, (Mich.), undated. Owned the Kingsley Courier in 1908 and Traverse City Sun-Times. In 1903 he bought a paper from B.E. H ?.

Curtis Frook in Cloner Farm Store in Kingsley, (Mich.), 1937.

Buildings in Kingsley, (Mich.), 18 June 1913. Glen Linten & Benny Snell Store, George Farrington Harness Shop, George Smith Furniture Store, George L. Fenton Drugs & Toiletries, Louise Morris Drygood Store, Charles Cook's Meat & Bakery Shop, 1st…

Street Scene in Kingsley, (Mich.), 3 July 1909. Adam Seegmiller's Store, Kingsley Saloon, G.L. Fenton Drugs, Robert Anspaugh's Store, George Smith Store, Cook's Meat & Bakery Store, Power's Bank, Shelf & Heavy's Hardware (ran by Meyers Brothers),…

Buildings on Brownson Ave., Kingsley, (Mich.), 10 September 1906. Starting to brick up the Aaron Box building, finishing the City Meat Market, Case & Overholt Hardware building, Max Homberger Store, 1st State Bank of Kingsley, Adam Seegmiller Store,…