Organization

Beaver Island Business Men’s Association (1974 source record)

Also Business Men’s Association · Businessmen’s Association

Draft — sources verified, prose evolving

TypeOrganization
WithinBeaver Island
ErasModern era
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Organization
Eras
Modern era
Concepts
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Within
Beaver Island

Summary

The April 1974 Beaver Beacon describes a new Beaver Island Business Men’s Association forming to address shared promotion and service needs. Its first reported project was to seek a restaurant for St. James.

Evidence and limits

This is a source-qualified organization record for the 1974 association. The notice gives no charter, officers, membership, legal status, or evidence that the association continued. It is kept separate from the 1972 collective “Businessmen of Beaver Island” tax-letter record.

Sources

  1. Beaver Beacon, April 1974, “Business Men’s Association.”
    Describes an association still in its infancy, forming after almost continuous meetings, to address mutual island promotion and service needs. It does not give a charter, officers, membership list, or proof of continuity with the separate 1972 collective tax-letter record.