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Opening of Case & Overholt Hardware, 8 August 1904. Earl Case and Austin Overholt, Box Hall, Brudy's Market, Stinson & Linten Store and Post Office, St. John Lutheran Church, Kingsley Echo (newspaper), Brownson's Hustler, G. L. Fenton Drugs,…

Munshaw Brothers Mill & Barrel Stove Factory in Paradise, (Mich.) Now (Kingsley, (Mich.), undated. Located at North end of Kingsley where Robert Brown's home is. Built in 1883 and burned down in 1885.

Mrs. Austin (Lena) Overholt, son Clyde, and daughter Marguerite Overholt, undated. Lena and Austin Overholt ran the Case & Overholt Hardware in Kingsley, (Mich.) where Texaco Station was in 1982.

Four men stand on a pile of logs on a sled hitched to two horses while two men stand on the side. The photo was taken February 16, 1908 by "EBH"

Seven men stand atop a pile of logs on a sled being pulled by two horses in Grawn, Michigan.

Six men and two horses stand on and by a rail car loaded with lumber at Pearl Lake, near Lake Ann, Michigan. The men are named "Jack???" "Pat Reilly," "Uncle Dave," and "Pete Turley."

Four men in period dress, two of which are standing at the top of a log pile while the other two stand at the bottom.

A group of men sit and stand on a log pile during winter in Grawn, Michigan.

Two men work on a stack of equal length logs while a large crowd visible in the background watches. The men are loading or unloading the stack using thinner logs as a ramp.

A large group of men posing for a photo in front of a barn in the winter in Empire, Michigan in 1890.