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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1924

Page

6

The Walk to Freedom for Captain Stewart

Madeline witnesses a suspenseful release as Senor Montes aborts a planned execution. El Capitan Stewart walks the road toward home, while Madeline endures a storm of pride, love, and fear, certain he is walking to death yet hopeful for life.

Madeline Senor Montes Senora Capitan Stewart Montes Perdeneme Senor Stewart Stewart el Capitan Don Carlos Irons Salazar

A Romance and Conflict in a Final Stand

A dramatic scene unfolds as Stewart faces his captors amid danger and hesitation. Madeline watches a poised yet haunted figure whose final vow to protect her drives a tense, fatal confrontation before an abrupt cliffhanger ending.

Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Ad for Fathers Health Tip

An advice note urges fathers to treat family coughs and colds with Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. It is praised as pleasant to take, effective against coughs hoarseness and colds, and free of opiates. the endorsement mentions Floyd, Kirkpatrick, Clare and Wm Burston in Farwell.

Foley Floyd Kirkpatrick Clare Burston Farwell

Noisiest City on Earth Claim in Candid Report

The text asserts Constantinople as the noisiest city, describing night watchmen with clubs striking streets, barking animals and drunks disrupting sleep, and the air filled with vendor clamor before dawn as food peddlers begin their rounds.

Constantinople Peddiers

Local Correspondence From Clare Area Residents

Mr and Mrs Gerald Macklen and children spent Sunday with grandma Mrs Smalley. Mrs J B Derby visited neighbors last week. Charlie and Eon Herring spent Sunday at Roscoe Smiths. Leslie Randle went to Bay City Friday for an appendectomy operation. Pearl Gerow of Clare visited her parents the Gerows and children. Mrs Joel DeGeer fell and broke her ankle. Roscoe Smith and M P Sowle hauled baled hay to Coleman last week.

Gerald Macklen Smalley J. B. Derby Charlie Herring Roscoe Smith Eon Charlie Clare John Bellhome Leslie Randle Bay City Zimmerman Fred Cora Laneworthy Jude Randle Pearl Ge

Notice of Mortgage Foreclosure Sale in Clare Michigan

Default under a 1910 mortgage by Guy T Loach and wife to John H Wilson as Executor of Frederick Lister estate. Sale scheduled April 5, 1924 at 10 am at Harrison Court House front door to satisfy debt including principal interest taxes and attorney fee on Lot 4 and west half of Lot 5 in Block 16 Clare Village Michigan. Viola McKay administratrix and C W Perry attorney.

Guy T. Loach Htta Loach John H. Wilson Frederick Lister Register of Deeds County of Clare Michigan Harrison Clare County Viola McKay

Local Lake News Moves And Visits Reported

Mrs T H Brooks traveled to Clare for a business trip and Bert Marvin loads potatoes on the siding. Mrs N G C Jacobs and three daughters from Mesick visit her parents in town. Clair Scott of Ionia visits a week among friends. A dance at Gleaner hall is set for March 17. Mrs Harry Cornell and baby visit Jackson after a trip with her husband to Clare. George Cosgrove and T H Brooks both make Saturday trips to Clare and Saginaw. Mary Sheardy visits grandmother in Sears while Ray Brown and son spend time with Charlie Brown. The village notes movement away after the fishing season ends.

T. H. Brooks Clare N. GC. Jacobs Mesick H. Green Clair Scott Ionia Gleaner Hall Harry Cornell Baby Jackson Vern Kidd Bert Marvin Saginaw George Cosgrove Mary Sheardy Mary McMicheal Sears Ray Brown Charlie Brown

Dover News Community Notes and Local Happenings

Sunday school next Sunday at 10 30. Evening preaching at 7 30. Interior church decorations in progress. A hound pup loss mourned as doors display crepe. Dover residents share in Pittsburg radio service and a gathering at Herb Gilmores. School teaching changes and weekend visits noted.

Dover Pittsburg Penn Paul Nass, Jr Times Berg Herb Gilmores Richmond Farwell Alten Vera Veeder Ralph Howard Mr. Snider FP. S. Weaver Chas. Fitzatrick

Probate public notice for Purdy will hearing in Clare County

The probate court in Clare County Michigan orders a hearing for William F. Purdy's will and the administration petition by William L. VanConant. The hearing is set for March 24 1924 at 10 A M with publication of this notice for three weeks in the Clare Sentinel.

State of Michigan Clare Harrison Said Thos. S. Dorsey William F. Purdy William L. VanConant Clare Sentinel Dorsey

Brush College Community Notes and Local Updates

The mail carrier resumes delivery on a normal route schedule after a week. Local road work by Heiler and Alwood completes a mile of gravel. Mr. Giers spent the weekend at his parental home near Mann Siding. Mr. Luck baled hay in Gladwin County. Noah Mark visited from Saginaw for hay baling. Mr. and Mrs. Mayo Robinette visited last Saturday. Leola Rose Coats suffered appendicitis and was taken to Ann Arbor Hospital. doctors considered no operation. Mrs. Dunlay underwent hospital surgery. The Ladies Aid met at Mrs. D. N. Davis’s home. forty four attended a dinner and social. The next meeting is set for March 13 at Mrs. Nellie Sanders’s home. visitors welcome.

Heiler Alwood Mr. Giers Mann Siding Mr. Luck Gladwin Co Noah Mark Saginaw Mayo Robinette Leola Rose L. M. Coats Coats Ann Arbor Mre¢ Dunlay Ladies Aid D. N. Davis Hough Nellie Sanders

Mortgage Sale by McAninchs to Littlefields in Farwell Michigan

Mortgage holders Josiah L Littlefield and Emma L Littlefield seek sale of parcels in Farwell Clare County Michigan to satisfy $3897.59 principal and interest plus 35 dollar attorney fee. No legal action has started. Public auction set for May 24 1924 at 4 pm at the Harrison Court House. Parcels: Lots 9 10 Block 21 and parts of Blocks 33 34 44 45 per Farwell plat. Attorney Stig Reading, Ann Arbor Michigan.

John McAninch Julia McAninch Josiah L. Littlefield Emma Littlefield Register of Deeds Clare Michigan Harrison County of Farwell State of Office of the Register of Deeds Clare County Emma L. Littlefield

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