The Burned Letter Reveals a Husband's Guilt
Anna Granger discovers a letter proving Robert Granger's guilt while Temple and Craven celebrate a near-fraud. Torn papers heat in a fire as Anna contemplates exposing the truth, risking her children's future and her own standing. Mrs Mason consoles, urging duty and truth.
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Robert
Temple
Granger
Brady
Craven
Crane
Tie
Anna
Cato
Jove
Gotham Trust Company
O. K
Robert Granger
New York Central
Miss Dale
Anna Granger
Hsterbrook
Burton Temple
Esterbrook
Dale
New York
Mr. Temple
Mrs. Mason
Harold Granger and Robberts Letters Echo a Mother's Dilemma
Anna reads two letters from Harold Granger and Robert Granger No. 2 to Mrs Mason. The exchange reveals Harold’s stomach ache and a missing home, while Robert signs as No. 2 and admits temptation. Anna questions moral responsibility and deceit, contrasting Roberta’s martyr plea with honesty.
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Sid
Mr. Mason
Shgapved
Anna
Robbie
Harold Granger
Mrs. Mason
Muddie
Bobs
Maddie
Harold
Robert Grand UR No
Rovert Granger No
Robert Granger
Thanksgiving Gatherings Across Towns
Friday reports show families sharing Thanksgiving in multiple towns. Charles Graff and family joined Carl Graff in Merrimack while Louis Guettlein attended John Guettlein and spouse’s golden wedding at Sauk City. Local students and residents visited relatives in Sumpter Elroy and neighboring areas.
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Charles Graff
Murriel
Mrs
Carl Graff
Merrimack
Louis Guettlein
John Guettlein
Sauk City
Auctioneer offers farm sales in Sauk county area
Auctioneer C. C Bennett, with twenty five years experience, offers farm sale services in Sauk county and vicinity. References listed as Charles Wild, Henry Hill, Wilbur Cahoon, H. H. Thames, L.S. Van Orden. Satisfaction or no pay. phone at my expense. Address 30 East Johnson St. Madison, Wis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sauk County
Charles Wild
Henry Hill
Wilbur Cahoon
H. H. Thames
L.S. van Orden
Local News From Carr Valley And Reedsburg Area
William Hunt shreds corn for farmers. Chub Wells family moves to Carr Valley farm. Rist receives a carload of lumber for a new house. Davidson moves family from LaValle to rooms over hardware store. James Palmer travels from Herietta with son John who trains to Neillsville. Palmer visits his brother. Dorothy Hawkins hosts Thompson of Reedsburg. Granshaw family of Superior depart for Florida. Frank Hawkins and daughter Blanche visit Reedsburg. Mr and Mrs Noble move to daughter Merton Burgess home. Noble not improving. A Wright visits Reedsburg. News items welcome.
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William Hunt
Chub Wells
Carr Valley
Mr. Rist
Mr. Davidson
LaValle
James Palmer
Henrietta
John
Neillsville
Mr. Palmer
Dorothy Hawkins
Thompson
Reedsburg
Robi. Granshaw
Superior
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Play
William J. Hurburt
American Press Association
Wall Lones
Gladys Miller
Oshkosh Normal School
Louis Gross
Henry Weirich
Sumpter
Hazel Beaulieu
Dixon, Illinois
Mrs. Gman
Denon
Charles Stadier
Elroy
Florence
Bernice Welch
Richard Nietzel
Madison
Paul Nietzel
A. A. Brownell and
Eli
Astoria
Bears
Castoria
the Centaur Company
New York City
Bennetdpt
East Johnson St
Madison, Wis
Hollister Druc Company
Wis
Ironton
THE
Monarch Typewriter Company
Madison Wis
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