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Tony Beyer Grocery, 1924. Employee, Dee Whitson. Located on corner of Brownson and Blair Streets.

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Gene Knight's Meat Market, 1931. Gene Knight in photograph.

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Kingsley, (Mich.), 1888. Known as Paradise then. Bolander Saloon, McQuiere Store, John Shone Shingle Mill and Cattle Barns, George Parker building, Fenton's Drugs Store, Kniser's Saloon, etc.

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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),…

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

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

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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…

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

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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 ?.

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