Fox Raising on Farm Brings High Anticipated Profits
New Lexington reports a sideline fox breeding operation started with 72 furs, aimed at high market value. Barnard and associates describe meticulous care, kennels wired for monitoring, and strict breeding seasons. Estimated profits reach into the hundreds of thousands with pelts selling from 600 to 1000 dollars, while care details cover diet, whelping, and safety.
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Barnard
Silve
Lancaster
Virth Avenue
New York
Varis
Cntel
Fitztluld
Herold
Momicopols
New Lexington
Dig Bates
Mr. Pactors
Pleasant factory paints colors inside and out
In Wolverhampton a factory building stands as a notable work site, described as frangined with rainbow colors inside and out. Workers wear shiny overalls in blue cream red yellow brown and green as the plant produces paints and varnishes.
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Wolverhampton
Real Persons Behind Uncle Tom and Simon Legree Claim
Orleans reports from November 1 present witnesses arguing Uncle Tom and Simon Legree were real people. The piece cites plantation owner Robert Mealpin and Merry Plantation on the Cane River, with commentator Saxon tracing records to support the theory that Mrs. Stowe based her characters on true individuals.
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Uncle Tom
Simon Legree
AEA
Orleans
Muilons
Simon Legrer
Hanchel Betcher Stowe
Unete Town
Cielo Tor
Louisiana
Englandle Leegree
Robert Mealpin
Merry Plantation
Cane Hever
Matehitocies Parish
Jaupy H.C. Culliot
Lyle Lane
MecAlplu
Legrec
Alnus
Alan Iyi
The Death of Little Eva Mystery Case
A fragmented report recounts a plantation scene with Str Slowes, a Seerthvad plantation, and a cabin linked to Enel Tony. Witnesses describe a slave quarters area and a neighbor’s testimony about a woman and events at a plantation house in a near-forgotten altercation. The passage hints at a grand plantation owner and possible legal scrutiny.
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Sinon Logres
Alvin
Ackelngliv
Wanda
Saxott Cindivat
Mrs. Blow
Tony
Alesmrubert
Atpins
Potton
Maine
Most Stolen Cars Recovered By Athens Police
Athens police report most stolen automobiles are recovered after owners report thefts. Chief Mollcas ter warns drivers to know their car numbers and license details, as misidentifications delay recovery. Joy rides and impatient owners hinder, while cars stolen during homecomings are often later found hidden or returned by others. Police remain vigilant for vehicles taken from Athens or elsewhere.
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Athens
Mollcaster
Es Motorat
Ineterwald
Polica*danals
Pallee Ehder
Joy Rides
Muosis
C.K. Sauler
Parkersburg
Sante We Ne
Paul Cation
What About Styles in China Debs Think
A long survey of Shanghai society notes that Western clothes are increasingly avoided in China. Debs and social leaders warn against wearing American fashion as a sign of national pride, while local students emulate European patterns through embroidery and dragon motifs.
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China
Debs
Wille
Park Avenue
Mayfair
Wiilin
Harris
Haspligt
Shark Jnckel
Elinore Herrick Aims to Promote Pure Candy for Children
Elinore Herrick has been named executive secretary of the Consumers' League of New York to push pure candy standards nationwide. Her career spans social work, factory oversight, and leadership at Antioch College, culminating in rapid rise from supervisor to fellow supervisor in a pioneering program.
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Elinore Herrick
America
Loague
New York
Jealion
Bremen
Flinore Morehtune Herrick
Consumers’” League of New York
Iit
Nari Et Fina Hare Jfer
Buffalo
Haerigk
Tiptten
Eda
Blakeley Finds Prosperity in West Says Will Merritt
In Western Mytom County the mare and livestock trade is described as flourishing under modern methods. Will Bennett outlines plans for standardized meat production and retail, enabling customers to order by telephone and receive ready for table cuts.
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Blakeley
West
Will Merritt
Habe
Mytom
Rami
Peat
Manon
Peru
Lee
Opsesa
Ferbaneta
Shr
Gaperta Ginder
Mrpeere Ston
Gertormimend
Tru Sanctuary
Peters
Arkell
Pete
Arlee Tay
Breteler
Loarte
Minkeley
Pteelerk
Strinkelsy
How Did Press Moore Die Mystery Never Is Solved
A rambling, partially legible account details the murder of Press Moore near May Waterloo in Athens Township. It cites testimonies about suspect Stewart and McDonald, mentions a coroner’s inquiry, conflicting opinions on motive, and the unresolved fate of Moore’s killer, with references to neighbors, a carriage, and the search for evidence.
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Press Moore
Ol Sineiung
Athens
Waterloo
Jaen
Dave
Pan
Lee Pender
Parmar
Moore
Mabata
Mina
Fila
Wil
Putnam
Jadiah Bogert
Towib
Prderhucer Walker
Tk Ballet
Slater
Carl Porester
Nelekbor
Mcdonald
Jn Verpanian
Stewart
Dow Wannek
Broore
Presa
Mary Raleigh
Jerseyville
Lod ‘Township
Vorey
McDasslay
Ancient Feud Ends as New Bridge Connects Town
A long standing rivalry fades as a new bridge opens linking communities. The old bridge served as a battleground with chaotic events and personal clashes recounted. The town recalls past disputes, celebrates the bridge, and notes shifts in local pride and school loyalties.
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Caney Paythan de Sanewe
Adoot
Ellie
Benjamin
Stanby
Hallad
Netile Gray
Turie
Ares
Tree height rivalry sparks Indiana contest tale
In Wah Waymouth Indiana locals report a growing dispute between Lexington and Atwood over giant trees. A claimant boasted a 40 foot trunk, another displayed a 43 foot circumference, with branches reaching 63 feet and total height around 120 feet.
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Ind
Leixinon
Atwood
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