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  Ludington Daily News
  October 20, 1925
  
  
        BREAKERS WRECK PETOSKEY'S PIER
        
        Worst Fall Storm In Years Sweeping
        Northern Michigan Today.
        
        PETOSKEY, Mich., Oct. 20. - (AP) - One of the worst fall storms
      in years today is sweeping Petoskey and northern Michigan, a gale
      being accompanied by snow flurries and lower temperatures.
      
        Lake craft crowd the harbors for shelter.  Many lake wharfs have
      been damaged by the beating waves which in Little Traverse bay have
      reached a height of from 30 to 40 feet.
      
        The large government pier that shelters the Petoskey harbor is
      crumbling under the force of the waves and the shore line is strewn
      with timbers.
        
        The 102 foot elevator tower recently erected at the Petoskey
      Portland Cement Co. plant was destroyed yesterday.
     
        The storm which at times takes the appearance of a blizzard and
      again of a wind storm, has destroyed road signs, trees and other
      property.
      
        Navigation has halted completely.
        
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