Night of the whirl and a county sheriff’s grim doubt
In twilight at the farm the sheriff Wilton and Arthur weigh Balder against Haskell as possible killers. They debate diary clues and a missing thief, fearing public accusation without proof while a figure approaches the lane outside the lampless room.
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Balder
Jerry
Wilton
Lonesome
Haskell
Caesar
Arthur
Bracebridge
Berenice
Academy
Norman
Silent Pursuit at the Old Church Reveals Hidden Plans
In dim kitchen light Haskell and Jerry plot as Balder is sought, awaiting discovery. Haskell admits burning the four way figures and destroying the wax pupils to free the house from its lingering blight, while plotting escape to the academy for safety. The scene ends with a cliffhanger and a moral note on pain and penance.
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Mr. Fleming
Jerry
Academy
Haskell
Balder
Berenice
Miss Mercer
Fleming
Sugar Plant Waste Fatal To Fish In Michigan
Milton P. Adams of the state stream control commission warns that unless sugar plants adopt effective waste treatment, fish killings will recur each fall. Reports cite die-offs in Grand River, Saginaw River, Pine River, Raisin River, Clinton River, and the Menominee River. Current methods vary and remain inadequate, causing dissolved oxygen depletion and fish suffocation. Michigan State College engineering bulletin No. 51 offers solutions, but substantial capital is needed. The commission has not forced upgrades due to industry finances and economic considerations. The cost falls on fishermen and outdoor lovers, not consumers.
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Michigan
Milton P. Adams
State Stream Control Commission
Grand River
Lansing
Saginaw River
Bay City
Pine River
St. Louis
Raisin River
Blissfield
Clinton River
Mt. Clemens
Menominee River
Menominee
Adams
Engineering Experiment Station
Michigan State College
Lightest fall duck flight in Michigan reports
D Janzen regional director of the United States Biological Survey says the fall duck flight through Michigan is the lightest on record. He notes declines in canvasbacks and redheads, fears ducks may still be north in Canada, and cites drought in 1934 as a contributing factor. An East Lansing office will administer federal refuge rules for several nearby states.
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Michigan
D . Janzen
United Oon Biological Survey
Washington
Janzen
Lake St. Clair
Canadian
Ohio
Lake Erie
Canada
Probate Court Sets March 20 1985 Claim Deadline Gogebic County
In Gogebic County Michigan the Probate Court at Bessemer has set March 20 1985 at 10:00 a.m. as the deadline to present all claims against Olga Yrkkola Hautanen deceased. Judge M E Nolan presided and ordered creditors to file at the Probate Office for examination and adjustment of all claims. Public notice was issued.
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State OF Michigan
Gogebic
Bessemer
Said
M. E. Nolan
Olga Yrkkola Hautanen
Kingsmuth
Wakefield
Notice of hearing in Gogebic probate matter in Wakefield News
The Gogebic Probate Court in Bessemer, October 26, 1984, before Judge M. E. Nolan, ordered a hearing on the estate of Alex L. Picker with Katherine Picker requesting administration. A true copy was issued by W. B. Faush, Register of Probate, with publication to be made in the Wakefield News for three consecutive weeks prior to the hearing. Also notes 1934 hearing notices and a Cold remedy ad from Wakefield Pharmacy.
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A. D
Wakefield News
Said
M. E. Nolan
State OF Michigan
Gogebic
Bessemer
Alex L. Picker
Katherine Picker
More Funnies In Color In Next Sunday’s Chicago Herald
A brief promo notes 35 world famous comics will be featured in next Sunday’s Chicago Herald and Examiner. Readers are urged to order their copy from local newsdealers.
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Chicago Herald and Examiner
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Maisie Restate
Ecole
UTE Tee
Detroit Sunday Times
Wakefield Ny
Wakefield Township
Arthur J. Nikula
Whitman’s
Wakefield Pharmacy
W. B. Fauhl
W. B. Faush
T. J. Landers
Penfionear
Ironwood, Mich
Hollister
Bell Telephone Coo
Tom
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