Battle at Tail Holt Ends with Outlaw Stand Collapse
Jeff Gray prepares to ride under a white flag to the Golden Nugget after a deadly night of ambushes as Norris and his gang refuse to surrender. Chiswick joins the plan to capture Howard and key ringleaders while others melt away, hoping for a limited, nonmassacre clash.
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Gray
Chiswick
Clint Doke
Tracy
Howard
Morg
Youeself
Marg
Norris
Dobbs
Yorky
Sherm
Holt
Doke
Jef Gray
Bob
Jeff
Father
Bol
Sherm Howard
Ransom House
Pat
Lee
Jeff Gray
Hank
Presnall
Curly Connor
Ruth
Hank Ransom
W JM
Duke
Mile High
Ma Presnall
United States
Dani
Showdown on Main Street Ends in Gun Duel
Gray confronts Norris and Mile High as sheriffs and rustlers clash in a tense stand on Main Street. A gunfight erupts at close range with five shots fired and a deadly cloud of smoke. the scene ends with a cliffhanger: To Be Continued.
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Brand
Jeff
Yorky
Sherm Howard
Gray
Mile High
Sherm
Chiswick
Howard
Main Street
Morgan Norris
Howard Be
Norris
United States
Tail Holt
Perugia City Elevation and Location Summary
Perugia is a city in Italy located at about 1,640 feet above the Tiber valley, overlooking the fertile plain. The description notes its hillside setting and panoramic position in Umbria.
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Pérugia
Italy
Perugia
Tiber
Rural Life Notes On Harvest And Visits
In rural days, people report cutting corn and digging potatoes as frost stays away. Gardens flourish with rain and plenty to be thankful for. Mr and Mrs D Pilgrim traveled to Lake City on business last week. Mrs Pilgrim and daughter visited Mrs List. Mr and Mrs Bradford of Clare were Thursday evening callers at the List home.
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D. Pilgrim
Lake City
Pilgrim
List
Mrs. Bradford
Clare
Weekend Visits Reported in Southeast Sheridan
Miss Edna Langin spent Saturday night and Sunday with her mother. Frances Mussert stayed with Helen Loomis. Alva Moore and wife and two children from Cadillac visited Mrs. Moore's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sowle, and returned home Sunday. H Carns and daughter from Rosebush called on Frank Loomis and Leslie Randle. Mrs. Nettle Macklem stayed at Gerald Macklem's over the weekend. Floyd Randle and family spent Friday with his mother and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South East Sheridan
Edna Langin
Frances Mussert
Helen Loomis
Alva Moore
Cadillac
Gerald Macklem
Floyd Randle
Local residents host visits and dinner gatherings
Headquartered social notes record Chas Catron and Chas Carpenter sharing a chicken dinner at the Mead home. Lyle Carey cuts corn for Chas Reynolds. Visitors over the weekend include Henry Lininger Robert Norman and Ed Van Campen. Henry Norman and family join Robert Norman for Sunday dinner at Houghton Lake.
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Chas
Catron
Carpenter
Mead Home
Lyle Carey
Chas. Reynolds
Henry Norman
Henry Lininger
C. C.C
Kalkaska
Robert Norman
Houghton Lake
van Campen
Barryton
Wallace Compton
Herbert Anger
Clare
Henry Norman and Sons
Clayton and Russell
Avery
Gordon Payne
A. K. Neilson
Merritt
Earl Skinner
West Grant District News Notes From Edenville and Nearby
Grant Farm Union members attended a district meeting in Edenville including Thurman Robinette and several others. Dover guests visited Nelson Tiedeman’s home. A move from Axford farm to Farwell by Mr and Mrs Walter Smith, and dinners at Seeley Johnson’s. Attendees included Ben Agre with Presley and daughter, and Ithaca guests Mr and Mrs Ged A Davis and sons. Local visits spanned Harrison berry picking and Lashaw fair attendance.
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West Grant
Grant Farm Union
Edenville
Thurman Robinette
Nellie Reynolds
Chris Weber
Seeley Johnson
Evert Allen
Dover
Nelson Tiedeman
Walter Smith
Axford Farm
Farwell
Herman Walter
Ben Agré
Presley
Pleasant
Ged. A. Davis
Ithaca
Ployd Skinner
David
Ira Bichorn
Avery Barber
T. Robinette
Blackledge
Pemerton
Harrison
Ben Agi
Robert Latkie
BH. Reger
Geo. Tiedeman
Lash Haw
Barber Family Guests and Visits Include Saginaw Caller
Mr and Mrs Hollie Barber hosted a family dinner with Mr and Mrs Avery Barber. Mr Klein of Saginaw visited Mr and Mrs Ben Agle Thursday.
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Mrs. Hollie Barber
Avery Barber
Mr. Klein
Saginaw
Mrs
Ben Agle
Meet-a-While Club Event Sep 28 At Mrs Hovey's
Anderonville notes list a Meet-a-While club gathering for Wednesday, September 28 at Mrs. Cora Hovey's with a welcoming invitation. Sunday visits include Bernie, Hazel Ramey, Dorothy Lennox at the Carson Reese home and Raymond Lennox residence with several Lennox and Kile family members. Henry McNerney and Dorothy Burr called on Mrs. Bill Allen Sunday afternoon.
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Cora Hovey
Bernie
Hazel Ramey
Dorothy Lennox
Carson Reese
Raymond Lennox
Harold Kile
Bill Lennox
W. W. Kile
Dorothy
Ottis Lennox
C. Ramey
Henry McNerney
Dorothy Burr
Bill Allen
Farmers Union meeting notes and family updates from area
Emil Giers Essie Harvey Robi Bennett and Chas Heber attended a farmers union meeting at Helenville on Saturday. The John Pixley family learned their granddaughter arrived to live with them near Caro. The Wm Hileman family visited O M Somers near Rose Bush. All members are asked to attend tonight’s meeting. Frost was reported Tuesday morning but held off for the most part.
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Emil Giers
Essie Harvey
Robi. Bennett
Chas. Heber
Farmers’ Union
Helenville
John Pixley
Waldo Richardson
Caro
Butterfield and relatives visit Langworthy family
Mr and Mrs Tom Butterfield and Edgar Butterfield of Flint, and the family, were Sunday guests of Mrs Butterfield’s brother Mr and Mrs Lincoln Langworthy. Violet Bank spent the weekend in Detroit. Mrs Jas Beatty and Mrs Garver with Miss Leeth and Forest Garver visited Mr Beatty at Marine City. he is recovering from illness. Miss Mary Baxter is ill at home.
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Tom Butterfield
Edgar
Flint
Railroad Timetables Show Eastern and Pere Marquette Schedules
Ann Arbor south No. 62 at 10 36 A M north No. 5 11 52 P M Pere Marquette west 8 19 A M hast 8 44 P M Harrison nine forty five on Tuesday only.
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Ann Arbor South No
A. M. North
Pere Marquette West
P.M. Harrison
Foster Bus Line Connects Clare with Great Lakes Network
Eastern Standard Time arrivals in Clare at 11 40 a m from the south. The line returns south at 4 15 p m serving Mt. Pleasant Alma St. Johns and Lansing. Buses connect with Great Lakes busses at Clare.
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Foster Bus Line
Clare
Mt. Pleasant
Alma
St. Johns
Lansing
Great Lakes
Great Lakes Motor Bus schedules connect Mount Pleasant Saginaw
Bus service from Mount Pleasant to Saginaw and Lansing operates daily with morning and night departures. Direct connections extend north to Houghton Lake Clint Clare Prudenville and Harrison, linking Mt. Pleasant and Clare with Saginaw and Lansing.
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Mt. ‘Pleasant
Clare
Harrison
Houghton Lake
Prudenville
Mt. Pleasant
Saginaw
Lansing
Local births and community notes from Clare area
The column reports the birth of a son to the family of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Allen on Wednesday September 14 and another baby John J. to Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Abbott on Saturday September 17. Milton Henderich and baby Judy plan a winter in Kansas. Silo filling remains busy. Wm. Flyn of Flint and Harry Flyn of Clare visit friends. Flyn once owned Vandewarker farm. Stanley Kleiner and Lyle Allen weekend at Lansing and Ann Arbor with Lyle starting at the State University. Residents attended the Saginaw fair with good times. Mary Regar sick with tonsillitis last week.
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Frank Rillet
Larry James
Ralph Allen
Cecil Abbott
John J
Milton Henderich
Judy
Kansas
Wm. Flyn
Flint
Harry Flyn
Clare
Thes Vandewarker
Stanley Kleiner
Lyle Allen
Lansing
Ann Arbor
Stanley
Lyle
the State University
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Zeb
Belle
Silk” Fowler
Alta
ED Wheelan
Silk
Jeff Bangs
Silks
Zed Wheln
Fowler
Coyote
Presnall House
Bob Chiswick
William Macleop Raine
Andersonville
Hastern
Great Lakes Motor Bus CO
Mary Regar
Hudepohl
Hudepohl Brewing CO
E.m.micken Ave
Cincinnati
Fabiano Bros
N. Franklin St
Mt. Pleasant, Mich
Stanley Masten
Floyd Shively
Francis Benaske
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