Aunt Mary Traps Swindler After Blue Jacket Mine Scam
A farm widow Aunt Mary Davidson, known for business instinct, is drawn into a Blue Jacket silver mine scam. She pays $300 after a phony pitch, then captures the con man in a smokehouse, exacting $275 back plus $50 for locals. She vows to avoid future speculation.
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