Summary
The March 1974 Beaver Beacon advertised horse boarding on Beaver Island, including grooming, exercise, general care, and clean box stalls, through Laurie McGlocklin.
Evidence and limits
This is a service offer, not proof of a formal business, customer, rate, or completed boarding arrangement.
See also
Sources
- Beaver Beacon, March 1974, classified advertising, “Horses Boarded.”Offers horse boarding on Beaver Island with grooming, exercising, general care, clean box stalls, and reasonable rates through Laurie McGlocklin. It does not establish a business registration, bookings, rates, or completed service.
- Beaver Beacon, April 1974, classified advertising, “Horses Boarded.”Repeats the horse-boarding offer under the OCR spelling “Laurie McGloacklin”; the notice is retained as a recurring advertisement and does not establish bookings or completed service.
- Beaver Beacon, May–June 1974, classified advertising, “Horses Boarded.”Repeats the horse-boarding offer through Laurie McGlocklin; it does not establish bookings, rates, or completed service.
- Beaver Beacon, August 1974, classified advertising, “Horses Boarded.”Repeats the horse-boarding offer through Laurie McGlocklin; it does not establish bookings, rates, or completed service.
- Beaver Beacon, November 1974, classified advertising, “Horses Boarded.”Repeats the Beaver Island horse-boarding offer through Laurie McGlocklin, including grooming, exercise, general care, and clean box stalls; it does not establish bookings, rates, or completed service.