Shifting Identities and Betrayal in Lee and Lucy Tale
Lee unjustly jailed for robbing Gresham firm seeks revenge and wealth. He changes his name to Jed Linforth travels to Lucy’s birthday party and wins her engagement while claiming Linforth as rival Linforths threaten Greshams. Lucy trusts Jed’s innocence and learns of his true character as he plots against Linforths.
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James
Lee
Teets
Lucy
Gresham
John ‘Gresham
Oliveram
Tarcy
Ames
Tee
Jed
Linforths
Linforths scheme to ruin Greshams exposed
Lucy confronts Jim about his vow to wreck Greshams with Linforths money and plots revenge while torn between loyalty to her father and love. Perry allies with Lucy and vows to return to her, but their fragile bond deepens as Jocelyn probes the truth behind the marriage and Jim's motives.
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Linforths
Gresham
Gresham's
Perry
Father
Lucy
Ames
Tam
Jim
Lee
Ag ‘Perry
Hire
Jessy
Jocelyn
Milton High and the Lovers of Liberty
William Lyon Phelps praises Milton as a reformer driven by liberty and duty. The text notes his anti tyranny stance, his Defense of the English People burned in Paris and Toulouse, and the 1660 pamphlet A Ready and Easy Way to Establish a Free Commonwealth.
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Milton
Lovers of Liberty
William
Lyon Phelps
New York Evening Post
Europe
Paris
Toulouse
Louis XIV
London
England
Miltonius
Neighbors puzzled by girl’s family relation claim
In a front yard exchange Bobby Joe explains to a neighbor that the woman on the porch is her grandmother, noting she has known her for a long time and that relatives visiting from a new neighborhood are involved.
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Bobby Joe
Bobby
Joe
Tye
Wheat can replace feed grains in rations for hogs
Readings from the Colorado Agricultural College show wheat can substitute for corn in hog rations pound for pound and even exceed corn in fattening value at some stations. Shriveled wheat remains high in protein, tankage boosts gains, and coarse grinding saves 15 to 20 percent of feed value while over grinding reduces digestibility.
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Colorado Agricultural College
Clean the Spray Rigs Before Winter Storage
Prof M Barrus of the New York State College of Agriculture warns that idle spray rigs may suffer more damage in storage than during use. He advises flushing with water, filling lines with old crankcase oil, or first removing plungers valves and cages to clean them. Ole sediment should be removed and surfaces greased before reassembly.
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M. &. Barrus
New York State College of Agriculture
Barrus
Cleaning Work Harness Overhaul and Cleaning Guide
Clean and repair a harness by disassembling it and soaking in warm water with soda. Scrub each part with a stiff brush, rinse, then apply harness oil and wipe dry. Lay parts out to drip oil from top to bottom and finish with harness soap or dressing.
Sugar Beets and American Sugar Consumption Question
A reader letter argues per capita sugar use rose from 79.7 pounds in 1920 to 110.2 pounds, noting the U S imports most sugar and urging lands in agriculture be shifted to sugar beets to aid American growers and reduce reliance on Cuban producers.
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America
Idaho Parmer
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Goodby
Jocelyn Upton
Lucy's
Vey
R “A
St. Abb
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Wyoming
Butte, Mont
M.paumie’s
Parisian
Dye House
Galena St
F. H. Bimrose
Richard McCarthy
East Granite
Butte, Montana
Land Office
Pearl I. Smith
Fide
Dillon
Montana
Commercial Printing
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