Fragmentary legal note on justice to a person
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1924
Page
8
A garbled OCR passage hints at a legal or justice matter involving a jurisdiction and an individual. The readable bits suggest a court or legal action but specifics are unclear due to text corruption.
A clipped remark extols good breeding as the trait that put everyone at ease. It describes multitudes of women as sharing this quality and being thus envied.
Clare area items report appointments and visits from residents to Sag inaw Detroit Flint and Toledo. Local dances ball games and a wed ding are noted along with travel to Durand and a Pur water initiative speech by Rev H B Johnson.
The garbled line lists Rev George Flanagan and a place near 10300 W M, unclear further details.
Pastor J. A. Allen conducts Sunday school at 10: d6 a.m. Morning service at 10:30 a.m. with special music and sermon on The Leadership of Jesus. No evening services. Mrs. A. H. Horton supervises Sunday School.
Pastor O B Milberry leads morning worship and sermon at 10:00. Bible School at 11:30. Mrs Harry Terwilliger to preach at 7:00 p m September. Odd Fellows memorial service scheduled for Sunday June 8 at 10:00 a m.
The notice lists Lutheran events: Confirmation school on Saturday May 3 at 8 30 a m. Public examination of catechumens Sunday June 1 at 2 30 p m. Meeting of the confirmands Saturday June 7 at 1 p m. Confirmation of catechumens and Holy Communion in English Sunday June 8 at 10 a m with a special collection for the Kingdom of God. German services on June 22 at 10 a m.
Primley pastor leads morning Sunday School at 10:00 and preaching at 11:00. Evening service at 7:00. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30. Training for service class Saturday 7:30 at Roy Feighner home. Services in chapel on South McEwan Street. Wilson School House hosts Sunday School 1:30 and preaching 2:30. Strangers welcomed.
H C Moore extension specialist at Michigan Agriculture College says planting late potatoes earlier than common may yield better quality. Russet Rural, making up about 90 percent of the state crop, needs 130 days to mature. farmers racing to 90 days face poorer results. Planting window varies by region but aim for last May to early June. southern growers may plant late June. Earlier planting raises spraying and cultivation costs but improves quality and potential yield.
A witty Stray Stories line features a father and son bantering about allowances. The tutor notes the boy’s extravagance while the father jokes that more allowances will speed spending, delivering a concise, humorous exchange.
A wry quip imagines a worm defying a cement sidewalk and a fishworm’s tempting turf. The lines riff on fate and effort with comic precision, highlighting nature’s stubborn ironies in a compact verse.
Rev QO A Lohnes delivers Olasa meeting at 9 30 am followed by Lords Supper and Sunday School. Evening vesper concert at 6 15 pm and sermon at 7 pm. Cottage prayer Tuesday at 7 30 pm. Fellowship Circle Thursday 7 30 pm. Lords Supper public worship at 9 am and Sunday school at 10 am.
Mr and Mrs Fred Giebel of Saginaw spent the weekend with his parents near the city and relatives in Sheridan. W H Erter Edw House and Fred Wahl went Saturday on an auto trip to Ohio and Indiana visiting Antwerp Ohio and Fremont Indiana. They returned Sunday night covering over 500 miles.
The Grant Township Board of Review will convene at the town hall on Monday and Tuesday, June 9 and 10, to review tax rolls and conduct other business. Clayton Montney, Supervisor.
A terse adage notes that losing one's temper is condemnable yet sometimes used as a final tactic to persuade others to leave someone alone.
A narrator notes everyone is a little crazy and mentally inventories his own quirks. He weighs which eccentric trait stands out as the one defining his character.
The article reports on Spitzbergen trains delivering coal from the world's northernmost mine to fill cars on the northernmost railway. Arie deain and team are noted with a shovel action at the mine site. The piece emphasizes extreme latitude and the remote Arctic logistics supporting coal transport.
A book described as neither written nor printed, yet formed from letters cut from each folio on vellum with blue interleaves, carried a price of sixty thousand dollars.
A fragment reflects on reading bias in newspapers that claim to be gentle and non injurious to readers. It questions a diet of indulgence and insipid content, contrasting it with tougher, more honest reporting.
West Point was established by President Jefferson in 1802 as a training school for military officers. The naval academy at Annapolis opened later in 1845.
In addressing the court, a lawyer states that if the current argument is not clear, there is another equally conclusive option. The exchange highlights confident rhetoric within a legal proceeding.
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