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Beaver Island real-estate listings (1974)

Also 1974 Beaver Island property advertisement

Draft — sources verified, prose evolving

TypeEvent
WithinBeaver Island
ErasModern era

Summary

John M. Lannen advertised Beaver Island bay lots, downtown business property, and large acreage for sale in the January 1974 Beaver Beacon.

Evidence and limits

The notice is a general property advertisement, not a parcel register or sale record. It supplies no parcel descriptions, sellers, prices, ownership, or transaction outcomes.

See also

Sources

  1. Beaver Beacon, January 1974, classified advertising, “Real Estate for Sale.”
    Advertises bay lots, downtown business property, and large acreage through John M. Lannen, a real-estate broker with an off-island address; it does not identify parcels, sellers, prices, deeds, or completed transactions.
  2. Beaver Beacon, February 1974, classified advertising, “Real Estate for Sale.”
    Repeats the bay-lot, downtown-business-property, and large-acreage advertisement through John M. Lannen; it does not identify parcels, sellers, prices, deeds, or completed transactions.
  3. Beaver Beacon, March 1974, classified advertising, “Real Estate for Sale.”
    Advertises bay lots, downtown business property, and large acreage through a broker printed as John M. Lorren at an off-island address. The OCR spelling is preserved rather than silently normalized to the existing John M. Lannen record; no parcels, prices, deeds, or completed transactions are supplied.
  4. Beaver Beacon, April 1974, classified advertising, “Real Estate for Sale.”
    Repeats a real-estate notice printed as John M. Lannen; it supplies no parcel, price, deed, transaction, or resolution of the March OCR spelling “Lorren.”
  5. Beaver Beacon, May–June 1974, classified advertising, “For Sale.”
    Carries multiple Beaver Island property advertisements, including acreage and cottages, but does not identify parcels, prices, deeds, sellers, or completed transactions; it is retained as a continuation of the real-estate advertising context rather than a single resolved listing.
  6. Beaver Beacon, August 1974, classified advertising, “Real Estate for Sale.”
    Repeats bay lots, downtown business property, and large-acreage advertisements through John M. Lannen; it does not identify parcels, prices, deeds, sellers, or completed transactions.
  7. Beaver Beacon, November 1974, classified advertising, “Real Estate For Sale.”
    Repeats general advertisements for bay lots, downtown business property, and large acreage through John M. Lanner; the OCR spelling is preserved and no parcels, prices, deeds, sellers, or completed transactions are supplied.