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August 1930 issue of the magazine of the Pere Marquette Railway. 50 pages. Assorted adds related to railroad and carferries.
Includes an article on the Sturgeon Bay Cherry Growers traveling to the Leelanau Peninsula on the City of Saginaw 31. Charles E. Robertson was captain of the 31 at the time.
Contents:
The President's Page (pg. 6) / Thousands Visit Michigan Cherryland (pg. 7) / Delivering Freight Cars by the Mile (pg. 11) / Alma Depot Grounds a Bower of Beauty (pg. 12) / "Once There Were Two Irishmen" (pg. 13) / Some Myths About the Citizen King (pg. 15) / Pere Marquette Personnel: Glenn Warner (pg. 17) / The Ties That Bind - C.J. Byrne (pg. 18) / Coal - Glenn Warner (pg. 19) / A Little Family Chat (pg. 20) / What's Wrong in Car Handling? (pg. 21) / Observations (pg. 24) / The Egyptian Fire Eater - Rudolph Baumbach (pg. 26) / Passenger Department Notes (pg. 29) / What is a Carman? - F.W. Hess (pg. 31) / Around the Hearthstone - Gracia Spencer Shull (pg. 32) / Fashions for Summer (pg. 33) / Wandering Through California - H.G. Garton (pg. 36) / High Hats are Out Style - T.E. Bickers (pg. 38) / On the Firing Line (pg. 40) / Pere Marquette Athletic Activities (pg. 43) / Loyalty - T.E. Bickers (pg. 45) / The Journey's End (pg. 46) / Sparks from the Jokesmith's Anvil (pg. 47) / Roll of Honor (pg. 49)
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