Night of chaos in Eden as Babson, Kershaws clash
Nate Tichenor survives a violent confrontation with Babson as Editor Joe Brainerd and Dr Donaldson aid a girl named Larry Kershaw amid shootings, punches, and a public plaza brawl. Babson’s fate remains uncertain while the town reels from the melee.
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Doctor Donaldson
Valey Boulevard
Joe Brainerd
Larry Kershaw
Bill Rooney
Brainerd
Donaldson
Silas Babson
Larry
Kershaws
Babson
Nate
Kershaw
Asabson
Rube Tenney
Clan Kershaw
Owen
Hilla
Doc
Valley Center
Rube Tenneny
Nate Tichenor
Sho
Henry Rookby
Rube
Rabe
Joe
Doc Donaldson
Vicious newsroom raid ends as lawmen arrest vandals
A gang of wreckers attacked the Register offices, smashing desks and type. The heroine, Miss Kershaw, held the vandals at gunpoint until Brainerd arrived to photograph the scene. Rooney and his deputies were seized and jailed by Brainerd and the heroical editor. The story promises a continuation next week with further warrants urged by Towle and bail actions by Babson.
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Mr. Tenney
Larry
Rube
Register
Rube Tenney
the Megister
Brainerd
Joe Brainerd
el Rooney
Mr. Brainerd
Mr. Rooney
Babson
Farm Week set to draw farmers to World’s Fair
Chicago supporters and visitors anticipate Farm Week at the Century of Progress from August 1 to 18. The events division outlines a farm parade on August 11, music and programs on August 12, and Farm Organization day with Rexford Tugwell as principal speaker. Farm Radio day follows with WLS Barn Dance coverage.
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Soldier Field
Fair Grounds
Henry Ford
International Univestor Company
Fin Easy
Brook GI
Mus
Chicago
WLS
Rexford Tugwell
Farm Organization
Farm Radio
Court of States
Barter Thrived in Ohio's Early 1900s Economy
In the early years of the last century a system of barter governed trade in Ohio. Merchants accepted pelts, beeswax and the hive in exchange for goods, reflecting money’s limited role and a community’s reliance on tangible barter items.
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Ohio
Origin of the dollar name traced to thaler coin
The term dollar stems from the German thaler, a coin first minted in 1486, and its use spread widely. The etymology is well established, linking the modern currency name to a historic silver coin used in Central Europe.
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Eden
Unbson
Joe Hrainerd
Nrainerd
San Francisco
Gagan
Hraineril
Anandally
Peter B. Kyne
W.N.U. Service
Peter A Fia
Spapp
Fair Plans
New Guinea
Federal Building
Chevrolet
INCE
Chevrolet Motor Company
Detroit
Michigan
G.M.A.C
General Motors
Flint
Mich
United States
Treasury Department
Fourth Liberty Loan
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Denton National Bank
Denton. MD
Federal Reserve System
Sinclair
Ighead
Srostow
Les
Sinclair Refining Company (Inc
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M. K. Newnam
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