The Clingriands Trail of Blood and Retribution
Tamarack Spicer, a mountain drifter, plots escape after shooting Purry. A militia siege follows as Hollman allies demand his surrender. In a brutal finale, Tamarack is killed, Spur South is wounded, and a wider war erupts, drawing Samson South back toward Misery to lead his clan with new resolve. Sally Miller pushes for Samson’s return while Adrienne and George Lescott nurture his reintegration into mountain life and art.
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Misery Creek
Miller
George Leacott
Gamson
Balty
Ramison
Booth
Ley
Jesse Purry
Lemon
Samson
Jennetta
Gainenn
Saree
Ok Adler
Sally
Ihoah
Putvy
Moodhounda
Lescott
Tamarack
Bamaun
Rameen Thrash
Buster
Purry
Vin Lea
Pete Fe Barnson
New York
Bally
Lescutt
Wile Mcnager
Bie
Ramacn
Leswtt
Kolper
Tamarack Spicer
Ramson
Virginia Line
Spicer
Hixon
Hellman's
Hollman
Jim Asberry
Hixon Tamarack Spicer
Hellman
Asberry
Purry's
Erin
Ambussador
House of Spicer
Hollmans
Spicer South
Circuit Judee
Hixon Bridge
Gatling Gang
Purvys
Old South
Der
Hoffman
Old Spicer South
Fred
Brother Spencer
Wile McCager
South Territory
Nestion
McCager
Joan of Arc
Sally Miller
Trowdy
Caleb Wiley
Caleb
Walt
Europe
Yeaur
George Lescott
Adrienne
Horton
Samson South
Drennle
Wilfred
Saifun
Hellmans
Uncle Spicer
War interrupts calm in Souths tale cliffhanger
Samson South reads a note from Sally announcing renewed war and killings, prompting him to flee for New York by motor and head south to join the fighting. The scene shifts to a town newspaper defense of local press as Stand by Your Paper urges readers to support their paper and town.
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Peaceville
Guardian
Let the Pigs and Steers Do Half the Farming
Geo R James leads a rural campaign arguing for boosting food production in the South. He cites per capita food production in Tennessee, Mississippi, and Arkansas, and a farm wealth contrast with Illinois and Iowa. He questions why the region cannot feed itself and urges pig and cattle farming as a solution.
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Geo. R James
Profitable Farming Campaign Committee
Tennessee
Mississippi
Arkansas
South
Memphis
Mathis
Alabama
Illinois
Iowa
One Crop System Criticized by Editor and Preacher
A Yazoo County News excerpt reflects on farming in McLean County Illinois and the dangers of a one crop system. It contrasts a preacher scolding editors with the editor defending press independence and noting the mismatch between public praise and actual appearances.
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McLean County
Illinois
Yazoo County
Thrice a Week World and Vi Dette offer
The New York World Thrice-a-Week edition emphasizes timely war and political news with a low price. It promotes combined yearly subscription with Vi Dette for $1.65, comparing to a $2.00 duo price.
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