Governor schemes amid farm hideaway in Blacksheep tale
Archie orchestrates a grooming assignment for Putney Congdon’s granddaughter while the governor engines a plan to abduct Isabel. Perky and Arelic fret as the farm's laborers mull moves, and a staged kidnapping unfolds with a car circle and a roadside pause near Edith Congdon.
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Grubbs
Triphalet Congdon
Perky
Arelic
Preutises
Moontoe
Tpo
Yander
Eliphalet
Osad
Perha
Heron
Dewey
Huddleston
Michigan
Calderville
Arve
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Archie
Toretta
Putney Congdon
New York
Edith
Harvest Labor Plot and Kidnap Plan Exposed in Speech
A fragment recounts a governor offering welcome to laborers and a character Archie proposing to kidnap Sean and Edith to force the voyage. The dialogue hints at a plan to seize Eliphalet’s plantation and abduct the grandfather as leverage.
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Wecome
Torbornant
Archie
Sean
Eliphalet
Edith
Reward Offered By Sheep Growers Association
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Association offers a reward of 250 dollars for the conviction of any sheep thief and 100 dollars for the conviction of any camp robber.
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Madison National Forest Sheep Growers’ Association
Madison National ‘Forest Sheep Growers Assn
Tribune Print Shop Ad for Old Newspapers
Advertisement offering old newspapers for sale as car mats and rug underlayment. Mentions price 20 cents and use by Tribune Print Shop.
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Tribune
In Ban's Shoes prompts a hurried rescue by car
A tense scene shows a child urged to escape with a stranger as a pursuer nears. The child hesitates then jumps into a waiting car, seeking safety and trust amid rising urgency, with the outcome continued next week.
Not Altogether Aged In Our Neighborhood
An elderly woman about eighty walks with unexpected vigor that defies age. Her vitality amazes younger neighbors and even prompts a witty remark from a young girl who notes her face betrays age while her legs stay spry.
First Motion Picture Miss Jerry Produced in 1894
The article notes Miss Jerry as the first motion picture produced in October 1894 by Alexander Black who served as author scenario writer director and camera operator. It recalls the era's limit of five slides per second versus today’s sixteen pictures per second.
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Jerry
Alexander Black
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