Montgomery Ward Building at Northwest Corner of Main and Catherine Streets, July 1958 Photographer: Duane Scheel

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1958
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Ann Arbor News, July 3, 1958
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VARIED USES: The Montgomery Ward & Co. warehouse and farm store building at 301-305 N. Main St. has seen varied uses in its history. For 30 years it was a wholesale grocery warehouse. Before that it was the home of The Ann Arbor Times-News, forerunner of today's News. It has also housed a rug company and a confectionery.
Ann Arbor News, July 3, 1958
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VARIED USES: The Montgomery Ward & Co. warehouse and farm store building at 301-305 N. Main St. has seen varied uses in its history. For 30 years it was a wholesale grocery warehouse. Before that it was the home of The Ann Arbor Times-News, forerunner of today's News. It has also housed a rug company and a confectionery.
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Ann Arbor Times News - Front Page, May 21, 1927 - Lindbergh Arrives At Paris, October 1966 Photographer: Eck Stanger

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1966
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Ann Arbor News, October 11, 1966
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Lindbergh Thrilled The World Our readers 45 or more years old can remember the excitement that accompanied Capt. Charles A. Lindbergh's flight from New York to Paris in May, 1927. The picture on Page 1 of the May 21, 1927, Ann Arbor Times News (above) was a stock shot from the newspaper's morgue. Today The News would be able to print a picture of the arrival taken the same day in Paris. This is one of a series of old front pages presented by The News during National Newpaper Week. Readers noting the "3 Cents" a copy price in the upper right corner of the page are asked not to bring it to our attention. After all, sirloin steak was selling then for 25 cents a pound and you could get your hair cut for 50 cents.
Ann Arbor News, October 11, 1966
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Lindbergh Thrilled The World Our readers 45 or more years old can remember the excitement that accompanied Capt. Charles A. Lindbergh's flight from New York to Paris in May, 1927. The picture on Page 1 of the May 21, 1927, Ann Arbor Times News (above) was a stock shot from the newspaper's morgue. Today The News would be able to print a picture of the arrival taken the same day in Paris. This is one of a series of old front pages presented by The News during National Newpaper Week. Readers noting the "3 Cents" a copy price in the upper right corner of the page are asked not to bring it to our attention. After all, sirloin steak was selling then for 25 cents a pound and you could get your hair cut for 50 cents.
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Front page of the May 7, 1915 issue of The Daily Times News with headline about the sinking of the Lusitania, October 1966 Photographer: Eck Stanger

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1966
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Ann Arbor News, October 10, 1966
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Headline Of Long Ago: As a feature of National Newspaper Week, October 9-15, The News is presenting some of its old front pages carrying news stories which made history. The May 7, 1915, edition above recalls the "Lusitania Incident" of World War I. Although the United States did not enter the war until two years later, the loss of 114 American lives in the sinking of the Lusitania by a German submarine inflamed public opinion on the side of the Allies. As noted by the headline, first reports were the no lives were lost. Other headlines show that war news had "taken over" the front pages, although it is reassuring to note that as early as half a century ago the "location of Ann Arbor" was established.
Ann Arbor News, October 10, 1966
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Headline Of Long Ago: As a feature of National Newspaper Week, October 9-15, The News is presenting some of its old front pages carrying news stories which made history. The May 7, 1915, edition above recalls the "Lusitania Incident" of World War I. Although the United States did not enter the war until two years later, the loss of 114 American lives in the sinking of the Lusitania by a German submarine inflamed public opinion on the side of the Allies. As noted by the headline, first reports were the no lives were lost. Other headlines show that war news had "taken over" the front pages, although it is reassuring to note that as early as half a century ago the "location of Ann Arbor" was established.
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Gowns Were Handsome, Girls Beautiful At 1911 J-Hop

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1952
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Russell T. Dobson, Jr., City Businessman, Dies At 65

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February
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1956
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Mrs. Mueller

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May
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1965
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Postman's Park: A Lady's Tribute To Those Who Cared

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May
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1972
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C. H. McKinley, 59, News Manager, Dies

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22
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November
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1948
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Centennial Firms: Schlenker's, Hutzel's, Muehlig Funeral, Godfrey Moving, The News Honored Today

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May
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1986
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Rae Theater Had City's First Sunday Films

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30
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March
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1951
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