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MASON COUNTY RECORD, Ludington, Michigan
Friday, February 7th, 1879
VOL. XII
No. 22

LOCAL MATTERS:
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 - Capt. Courtland is re-caulking the barge MARS.

 - The congressional committee on harbor appropriations recommend the
   expenditure of $5,000 in improving the Ludington Harbor next year.
   
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MASON COUNTY RECORD, Ludington, Michigan
Friday, February 14th, 1879
VOL. XII
No. 23

[no lake news in this issue]

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MASON COUNTY RECORD, Ludington, Michigan
Friday, February 21st, 1879
VOL. XII
No. 24

 - We had a snow storm Tuesday night independent of the storm signal.
 
 - Emmett Farrell started on Monday night for Huntley, Illinois, for a
   short vacation.  He took passage on board of the TRUESDEL.
   
 - Caswell & Breinig are fitting out the CYCLONE, which they expect to
   have completed by to-morrow night, for the purpose of engaging in
   the fishing business, for a few weeks, with a gentleman from St.
   Joseph, whose name we have not learned.
   
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 MASON COUNTY RECORD, Ludington, Michigan
 Friday, February 28th, 1879
 VOL. XII
 No. 25
 
 - The scow RESTLESS, bound from Pentwater to Manistee, having on board
   five hundred barrels of Nickerson & Collister's flour, got on the
   beach Friday night, just north of the harbor; she was driven hard
   against the ice bank, and before Saturday night was fastened in
   firmly, by the ice field, brought by the west wind.  The hull will
   probably be a total loss.  The cargo was saved, very little injured.
   
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