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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1909
Page
9
Orde seizes advantage in the timber dispute as Heinzman backs off. Newmark vows to act, promising further moves. Early fall brings a baby boy. Sor Carrell adores him, while Orde remains wary of his儿 future.
Newmark aims for a legislative charter granting exclusive river toll rights after a successful first season. He travels to Lansing as Hetozman supports river improvements, while existing loggers renew contracts unwillingly amid fierce political struggles.
By Stewart Edward White, the text chronicles political bargaining and cash as a force behind a public utility charter. Newmark quietly maneuvers amid bribery, diplomacy, and media pressure as the bill passes. Orde notes debt, while Newmark envisions timber and carrying ventures for future profit.
William Watson sails to confront Richard Le Gallienne over a taunting poem The Poet With the Coward's Tongue The challenge hints at a public clash in verse or violence as both poets vow to defend honor Le Gallienne says his verses replied to a diss while Watson promises to "eat his rhymes" and accept any form of argument from shotguns to boxing gloves
Tel Sarge chronicles the rise of Newmark and Orde as they leverage a river driving charter and timber reserves. The pair form a booming business, profit from a stock company, and expand to a separate copartnership. Orde lives in a large house with servants while Newmark owns a sail yacht, each seen as substantial. They acquire 30 million feet of timber from Morrison and Daly, erect a mill, and Orde spends the following winter in the woods.
In a late career pivot Orde plans to shift from barge work to timber, buying 300 million feet of white pine and foreseeing a future demand shortfall. He discusses with Taylor the potential of Indiana timber and a 10 000 acre purchase at eight dollars an acre, aiming to a distant payoff.
The column urges readers to consider long term planning for money and taxes and notes the ongoing risk of fire. It emphasizes foresight and prudent budgeting to protect assets and future security. The piece reflects advisory tone and practical concerns for households.
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