Drum of the Miwaka Drives a Confrontation at the Cabin
In a remote cabin, Constance confronts Henry as the Drum of the Miwaka sounds its dead roll. Henry suspects Constance’s ties to Ben Corvet and Alan Conrad while counting the drumbeats, then pursues her through snow and woods, crippled by guilt and fear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance
Henry
Benny
Constance Sherrill
Ben Corvet
Alan Conrad
Jake
Éclo
Ife
A perilous pursuit on ice ends with sheltering aid
A woman tracks Henry across a wintry shore as he pursues a hidden figure. She discovers Alan injured and barely conscious beneath the drift snow, and she fights exhaustion to keep him alive, sheltering him until help can come. Henry’s menace looms, the drum sounds, and the scene ends with a promise to continue next week.
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Henry
Alan
No Coal Strikes This Year Says Hammond
Washington reports John Hays Hammond chairman of the United States coal commission declares the nation will avoid coal strikes this year. He states soft coal operators and United Mine Workers representatives will adopt a new wage scale or extend the current one beyond April 1 ensuring continued supply and adequate reserve stocks.
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Washington
John Hays Hammond
United States Coal Commission
United Mine Workers of America
Hammond
The Sentinel Carries Clubbing Rates On Dailies
The Sentinel reports daily clubbing rates for readers, urging subscription updates and pricing. It notes changes in rates and accessibility, highlighting new plans and promotional periods for customers.
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the Sentinel
Local residents return from Christmas visit home
Too late for last week Miss Mabel Dové and brother Ruse fell of Port Huyon returned to their home last Tuesday after a two weeks visit with their cousin Mrs. Friend Murray and family Our school started Tuesday after a two weeks vacation Mr and Mrs Herman Hilliker and daughter Pear returned home last Friday after spending Christmas away Mr and Mrs Bert Hancamp of Grand Rapids have been visiting over the holidays with his parents Mr and Mrs Adolph Gherkie
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Dové
Rusefell
Port Huyon
Vistt
Friend Murray
Herman Hilliker
Pear
Bert’“Hancamp
Grand Rapids
Adolph Gherkie
Sick List and Visiting News From Local Families
The column lists Mrs. John Galloway Tom Harmon Ed Carpenter and others on the sick list. It notes Mr. and Mrs. Tom Harmon visiting with Mr. and Mrs. McDonald. Herman Liechti went to Flint for work. Little Bobby Lischti improves from illness. Mrs. Frank Burch visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. Wao Bowen of Mt. Pleasant Floyd Johnson of Clare visited his uncle AO Alger and family.
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John Galloway
Tom Harmon
Ed Carpenter
McDonald
Herman Liechti
Flint
Bobby Lischti
Frank Burch
Wao. Bowen
Mt. Pleasant
Floyd Johnson
Clare
Ao. J. Alger
Sermon Ends as Rev Lyona Settles at Parsonage
The Rev Lyona preached a fine sermon at the Christian church last Sunday and is now residing at the Parsonage. Town line bridge work continues near Weidman with Richard Fielda John Fielda Frank Bricker and Obas Squires involved. Mrs 8 OG Nichols was on the sick list last week. Thorn Jarman returned home from Mt Pleasant work. Mrs John Fields stays with Mrs R Fields while John works on the bridge near Weidman.
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Lyona
Christian Church
Richard Fielda
John Fielda
Frank Bricker
Obas
Squires
Weidman
Jease Burgeas
Wm. Tanner
OG. Nichols
Thorn Jarman
Mt. Pleasant
Local Notices and Greetings From the Community
Mrs Ray Dawson and son Bobby return to Detroit after Christmas with Mr and Mrs I N Lansing. Warren Parnell party visits from Fowlerville. Mrs B W Smith of Detroit visits the Badgleys. Mrs Everett Loomis and Ruth visit Mt Pleasant. Revival services continued. invite to Sunday school. Rev RE W Davis ill at Rockford. wishes for recovery. Addie Presley of Clare spent New Year with Badgleys. Wm Badgley wintering with Arthur Bidgley family. Arlo Walters travels to Flint to seek work with his father. John Presley and family ill with lagrippe.
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Ray Dawson
Bobby
Detroit
I. N. Lansing
Warren Parnell
Fowlerville
Mirs. B. W. Smith
Badgley
Everett Loomis
Ruth
Mt. Pleasant
RE. W. Davis
Rockford
Addie Presley
Clare
Wm. Badgley
Arthur Bidgley
Arlo Walters
Flint
Guy Walters
John Presley
Lagrippe
Qoome
Local Social Notes From Harrison Area
Mrs Lizzie Pomeroy and G H Kantner plan Harrison visit Wednesday. J A Bitler hosted Gladwin guest Thursday. Mrs A S Keysor spent part of last week with Mrs J A Bitler. Mrs Dooley and Mrs Ida Pomeroy were in Harrison Friday. Harold K Horton and wife return from wedding trip and are at home. Lee Bitler and family visited John Bitler and wife Sunday. Horton and wife spent weekend with her parents A S Keyser and wife. Geo Wageman dined with John Bitler Friday. Alf Peters moving to Gratiot. Emil Giers and Will Wesenburg to Harrison Saturday. Allen school scholars resume after two week vacation. Emil Giers visited Cashus Bailey Tuesday evening. Geo A Horton visited Harrison Friday. Jerry and Elroy Price went to Harrison Friday for lumber.
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Lizzie Pomeroy
G. H. Kantner
Harrison
J. A. Bitler
Gladwin
A. S. Keysor
Dooley
Ida Pomeroy
Harold K. Horton
Lee Bitler
John Bitler
A. S. Keyser
Geo.Wageman
Alf Peters
Gratiot
Emil Giers
Will Wesenburg
Allen School
Cashus Bailey
Geo. A. Horton
Jerry and
Elroy Price
Severe cough relief after influenza with Foley's Honey and Tar
Mrs. K D Drake of Childs Md reports lingering cough after influenza and attack of Fla. She finds Foley's Honey and Tar relieves coughs from influenza whooping cough asthma and bronchial conditions. Sold by Floyd Kirkpatrick Clare and Winn Burnton Haewely.
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Foley
K. D
Drake
Childs
Floyd
Kirkpatrick
Clare
Burnton
Haewely
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Edo
William MacHargand
Isewin Myers
Edwin Balmer
Coal Commission
N. W. Coldwater
Carey
Herrick
Hamilton
McCormick
Gale
Oliver
Bend
Stilliard
Selsleighs Grain
Fordson
Ford Truck
Sarrechur
Anker Holth
Henry A. Grewe
Thos. Groves
Rayo Lamp Enterprise Meat Grinder
R.L. Stottlemyer
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