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Detroit Free Press
Sunday, February 23, 1913

         White Cloud, Mich., February 22. - 
         WILLIAM McGOOGAN, an old time resident of White Cloud,
       with his team of goats and cart, has been a familiar
       figure at the Pere Marquette station in White Cloud for
       the past 14 years.
         McGOOGAN has lost both his legs, and, being unable to
       work at common labor, hit upon the idea of the wagon
       store. In the little box on the cart he carries a full
       line of cigars, candy and chewing gum, together with
       pencils and shoe strings.
         In the 14 years he has been in the retail business
       he has never missed being at the station when the trains
       pulled in during the day, and has many times waited for
       the night trains.
         By this means he has been able to keep his family to-
       gether, and has made a small fortune beside. He is also
       known to practically every traveling man who makes the
       run over the Pere Marquette line from Grand Rapids
       north and the branch which runs up from Muskegon.
       
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