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MASON COUNTY RECORD, Ludington, Michigan
Friday, January 10th, 1879
VOL. XII
No. 18

Local Matters
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 - Capt. Muhr, under the medical treatment of Dr. Dundass and McConnell
   is fast improving.
   
 - On account of the ice the MENOMINEE could not get from the elevator
   to Allen's dock, on Tuesday, to discharge her local freight and take
   on wood.
   
 - The unloading of the MENOMINEE was not completed until Tuesday morning.
   The heavy west wind that blew during Sunday and Monday had a very
   "bothering" effect on the "Marine log" of the elevator.
   
 - Capt. Larkin, who has been an employee of Jesse Hoy* for the past 25
   years, having command of a large grain vessel plying between Chicago
   and Buffalo, now has charge of the elevator since Capt. Muhr was
   injured.
   
 - The elevator still contains grain received on the 26th of December.
   The wheat is to be shipped over the Canada Southern; but that road is
   blocked up with snow, and cars cannot be obtained and brought here to
   carry it away.
   
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MASON COUNTY RECORD, Ludington, Michigan
Friday, January 10th, 1879
VOL. XII
No. 19

Local Matters:
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 - The MENOMINEE, when about three hours out, on her way from this port
   to Milwaukee, on Saturday last, twisted her rudder ****. She immediately
   returned to this place for repairs, and got away again on the following
   Monday evening.
      
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MASON COUNTY RECORD, Ludington, Michigan
Friday, January 31st, 1879
VOL. XII
No. 22

Local Matters
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 - T. R. Lyons is bargaining for four or five large vessels which he will
   use in carrying lumber from his mills the coming season.  He has already
   purchased the OAK LEAF of Milan, Ohio, which has a capacity of carrying
   325,000 feet.
   

   
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